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Schering to Purchase Cooper Lens BusinessMADISON, N.J. - Schering-Plough Corp. has signed a

The Federal Maritime Commission will consider limiting the adjustments ocean carriers can make in ra

BioTechnica International Inc. of Cambridge has won permission from theEnvironmental Protection Agen

A strike at the ports on either end of the Panama Canal has caused a standstill in all port-related

Construction Orders To South Korea FallSEOUL, South Korea - Foreign orders to South Korean c

The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc

Taiwanese Hit Plans To Ease Import CurbsTAIPEI, Taiwan - A group of lawmakers demanded Monda

Before the United States can position itself for renewed international competitiveness, business and

The First Pacific group, a banking-to-shipping conglomerate, is buying a California-based telecommun

The Agriculture Department's new crackdown on illegally high traces of a suspected cancer-causing dr

Japan's Chip Shortfall Stings US ComputersA shortage of Japanese computer chips is rattling

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A British company has developed a heat treatment center for use in fabricated workshops that combine

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

NEW EPA REGULATIONS FOR NON-CONFORMING VEHICLES. The Environment Protection Agency's revised regulat

Hong Kong's export-credit agency is threatening to tighten scrutiny of credit applicants, as yet ano

Overseas buyers placed a record number of orders at this month's Beijing trade fair, Chinese officia

Close to 2 billion new jobs would have to be created by 2030 if the goal of full employment were to

Panama failed Sunday to redeem yen-denominated bonds valued at 5.2 billion yen (about $41 million),

Recent political developments in Panama have put Japan in the awkward position of having to choose b

The Delaware Chancery Court Friday denied the Henley Group's motion for a preliminary injunction in

Scandinavia has taken tough action in the airline war with the United States and Great Britain.<

Rail freight traffic growth slowed in February, although the industry turned in its 13th consecutive

BN Plans to Use Non-Union Rail UnitSaying that talks with its own unions on crew size had br

American Airlines (DFW AIRPORT, TEXAS) - Edward P. Faberman, deputy chief counsel of the Federal Avi

Eastern Cuts Flights As Labor Woes MountEastern Airlines, embroiled in labor problems, has b

A $197 million nationwide air traffic control computer system will improve air safety even though it

If you have not done so already, you still have a month to learn all you can about how the Tax Refor

The Transportation Department's request for pre-hearing conference delayed a labor panel's hearing

Production drilling is expected to start this year at a gas field in Jordan that will provide about

Business inventories rose 0.4 percent in January, less than half the pace turned in during the previ

Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp. is pulling out of its last Indian venture after a two-year wait for

Flowers cut early in the morning in a Dutch greenhouse will be on sale in Los Angeles later the same

Monday's story reporting the use of an Apple Macintosh SE computer by a top Kremlin official said th

Scientists at Sandia National Laboratories have cast aside a popular theory and developed a new meth

AVIATION A DOT request for preliminary conference delayed a hearing by the Federal Labor Rel

Government trade figures show U.S. agricultural exports in the first three months of the 1988 fiscal

Conferees Ready to Cut Gephardt AmendmentThe Senate Finance Committee Monday was poised to s

As the nation explores new types of fuels to reduce motor vehicle emissions, the results of one test

With the Reagan administration drawing to a close, speculation has begun in the trade community as t