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A developing country wants to buy new aircraft but has found itself in a quandary. The plane

UNITED STATES LEASING INTERNATIONAL INC. (San Francisco) - D.E. Mundell was elected chairman and chi

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Turbulence over the Hudson River blew the six-seater Textron Bell helicopter around, bullying the pa

BP Chemicals International and Union Carbide Corp. have formed American Acetyls to compete in the ac

ICI Profit Jumps; Earnings Hit RecordImperial Chemical Industries PLC, Britain's largest ind

Westinghouse Plans Layoffs at Ohio PlantFERNALD, Ohio - Officials of Westinghouse Materials

Yugoslavia could become a net importer of corn in 1987-88 for the first time in several years, as co

The Takeshita administration may remove all barriers to imports of beef and citrus fruit within two

This year's picture of U.S.-China trade looks bright and probably will show a reduction in China's t

Giant panda exhibits planned this year in Detroit and Toledo may be in jeopardy amid growing pressur

The British government announced Thursday it would proceed with the huge privatization of the state-

Air carriers attempting to avoid the high cost of new freighters represent a potential market for us

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

The company that stands the best chance of getting a $700 million federal subsidy to build an indust

China announced an array of new economic and development powers for the southern island of Hainan as

U.S. carmakers will build the 1 millionth unit for 1988 this week, but continue to fall behind 1987'

American Telephone and Telegraph Co. is coordinating the construction and laying of a fiber optic ca

Price signals from several financial markets have proven useful in forming monetary policy as tradit

U.S. District Judge Kevin T. Duffy warned that huge fines would be levied for breaches of his upcomi

Business leaders are pressing the Swiss government to do more to integrate its laws with European Co

The five maritime labor unions' suit to overturn a Reagan administration decision to allow largely a

One Pacific Northwest utility says it will have to scramble to find newsources of power and two othe

Thu., Feb. 25, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

Venezuelan, US Firms In Air Conditioner DealPEACOCK, N.J. - Rotorex Corp. of Frederick, Md.,

Current Textile Quotas: Where the Average Recent Utilization RateIndicates Full Quota Utiliz

Delta Seeks Approval For Routes to MexicoDelta Air Lines is seeking authorization to fly bet

A new AIDS antibody test that its developers claim virtually eliminates false positive test results

The United States continues to oppose any Soviet bid to join the General Agreement on Tariffs and Tr

Europe's move toward a single banking market by 1992 will present many problems and many opportuniti

National Customs Brokers & Forwarders Association of America. Annual convention. March 6-11 at the S

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Sales of GMC Trucks Set Record in FebruaryPONTIAC, Mich. - GMC Truck dealers sold a record 1

Greyhound Has Pact To Buy Borax DivisionPHOENIX, Ariz. - Greyhound Corp. said Wednesday it h

This has been called America's most interesting city, and a similar description might apply to the p

Sales of new forms of advanced paper packaging materials will soon add over $200 million to the trad

The global price for crude oil probably will range between $17 and $19 a barrel during the last half

The U.S. market for biocides is projected to grow at a 9 percent annual rate, resulting in more than

New York and New Jersey truckers have tried again to persuade the Federal Maritime Commission to set

Kathleen P. Utgoff, executive director of the federal Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp., is castigating