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West Germans welcomed the likelihood of a presidential veto of the U.S. trade bill, but did not show

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In the 29 years since it achieved independence from Britain and became a full-fledged nation, Singap

Burlington to Sell Canadian OperationsGREENSBORO, N.C. - Burlington Industries Inc. said it

Easing the path for U.S. steamship companies to operate in China is central among concerns raised by

Rohm & Haas Co. announced a 50 percent expansion of its plasticsmodifiers production capacity in Gra

UTI Chemicals Inc. developed an airless polyurethane spare tire for the automobile industry, accordi

Merck & Co. and Asahi Breweries Ltd., of Tokyo, announced that Merck will sell to Asahi its 50.54 pe

Occidental Petroleum Corp. announced that it has signed a joint venture contract to construct a coal

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Industry Group Pushes Rail Regulation ReformThe National Industrial Transportation League sa

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Peru has shipped part of the nation's gold reserves to European banks to free up $98 million current

Charles N. Brower, expert on U.S.-Iranian relations, returned to the private practice of law at the

Centerior Energy Sales Rose 8.9 percent in QuarterCenterior Energy Corp. said first quarter

Nalco Sells Interest In Circuit ServicesNAPERVILLE, Ill. - Nalco Chemical Co. has sold its a

Union Camp Corp. expects to invest more than $2 billion over the next five years to expand its princ

Firms Reach Accord On Merger ProposalPaper manufacturing leader Abitibi-Price Inc. has reach

A convoy of U.S.-flagged Kuwaiti tankers sailed north in the Persian Gulf Wednesday in a journey pos

CNW Drops Interest In Buy-out ProposalCNW Corp. has decided not to follow through on the pla

The Maryland Port Administration reported that a third crane has been installed at Baltimore's new $

Compagnie Generale Maritime will be discontinuing its monthly roll-on roll- off service from the Eas

George Bush and Michael Dukakis were on track to an autumn showdown Wednesday after impressive victo

State law-enforcement officers again have stepped in where federal authorities apparently fear to t

ANIMAL AND PLANT HEALTH INSPECTION SERVICE (Washington) - James W. Glosser has been named by U.S. Ag

Japanese Traveling To US for Chip TalksTwo ranking Japanese trade officials left for Washing

Sugar Deficit Forecast Is Revised DownwardU.K. sugar broker Gill and Duffus Ltd. revised its

Brazil will not accept demands to make royalty payments for patented medicines for very long, said B

In the 1800s, the story goes, immigrants coming to the United States believed the streets were paved

The failure of President Roh Tae-woo's ruling party to win a majority in legislative elections Wedne

Yamashita-Shinnihon Steamship Co. and Japan Line Ltd. announced plans Wednesday to merge their defic

A group of members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and independent oil nations

Neste Corp.'s reported net income for 1987 of 1,209 million Finnish markkas (about $307 million) was

The Port Angeles, Wash.-based publishers of BioEngineering News have published a compendium of the w

CAMBRIDGE BIOSCIENCE CORP. (Worcester, Mass.) - Donald Reed was appointed chief financial officer. C

Electronic communications could bring world peace, Jack Shaw, president, EDI Strategies Inc., Mariet

Leasing Digest Flexi School, three-day course on evaluating, structuring and marketing leases from

The future role of foreign capital and the degree of state intervention in the Brazilian economy are

A senior U.S. Treasury official told bankers to stop complaining and to show more initiative in help

Trade talks between the United States and Taiwan are plodding along slowly, as negotiators - bogged