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Two officers for an industrial trade group warned Wednesday the United States could lose some gains

Ford to Export Taurus, Bronco to SwitzerlandFord Motor Co. has begun exporting its U.S.-buil

The improved U.S. balance of trade in November, analyzed in terms of physical quantities, was the re

Fashion designer Pierre Cardin is getting ready to dress millions of Chinese. The French cou

Continued voluntary restraints on exports of steel to the United States will injure U.S. wire produc

The Commerce Department announced a preliminary determination that Venezuela is dumping electrical g

The Soviet fashion industry has designs on Dallas. Yri Soloviev, president of the Society of

Nordson Corp. and Precision Tools Ltd., of Rueti, Switzerland, are cooperating in the design, manufa

The Jamaican government has asked the island's courts to appoint an independent receiver to manage t

Trade Bill Rated No. 1 Priority for CongressTwo powerful congressional leaders said Wednesda

Wed., Feb. 3, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

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Efforts to regulate rental car insurance policies gained momentum Wednesday as three state regulator

China must open its domestic markets even wider before it can become a full- fledged member of the w

Four years ago, working for the best-prepared, best-funded Democrat ever to compete in the Iowa cauc

Harlan K. Holly was named an executive vice president at Lincoln National Life Insurance Co., an aff

AIR CARGO A Federal court judge has let stand restrictions against a New Jersey cargo compan

Knight-Ridder Inc., the media company that owns The Journal of Commerce, reported fourth quarter ear

A Cheltenham, Pa., man has accused Hertz Corp. in a federal lawsuit of using falsified damage claims

The Senate Banking Committee could compromise on the issue of granting banks insurance powers by all

The AFL-CIO is urging the Senate Labor Committee not to add more benefits to proposals mandating tha

Doctors would be given limited immunity for emergency room errors under legislation designed to grap

Martha Seger may be a voice in the wilderness among the six members of the Federal Reserve Board, wi

The Hartford Insurance Group is urging liability insurers to agree to a program of pre-funding of st

The largest containerships ever built are about to return to service. Sea-Land Service Inc.

The Florida Insurance Department has narrowed the scope of a proposed regulation that will restrict

Nevada Power Plans Maintenance ProjectsNevada Power Co., Las Vegas, said it will spend betwe

NiMo Electric Sales Rose 3.5 percent for QuarterSYRACUSE, N.Y. - Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.

Coal is not expected to lose market share should oil prices take a dive in 1988, although coal price

U.S. imports of crude oil from Saudi Arabia reached a million barrels a day in October, for the fir

Natural Gas Clearinghouse Inc. said its February survey of the natural gas market shows spot prices

Energy Economists To Honor YamaniThe International Association of Energy Economists said tha

For the first time in five years, the fortunes of natural gas producers are starting to look a lot b

Wrestling with severe power shortages for the fourth consecutive winter, Romanian authorities decree

A collision appears imminent between a White House opposed to rehiring air traffic controllers fired

Foreign Trading Increases on NymexTrading activity on the New York Mercantile Exchange by Eu

Pratt & Whitney captured 55 percent of the U.S. Air Force planned purchases of fighter engines for f

Efforts by Singapore to develop its intermodal role are paying dividends despite a number of obstacl

The nature of the beast does not tolerate reduction in service. Lawrence E. Burtchaell may o

Canada, S. Korea Sign Bilateral Aviation PactVANCOUVER, British Columbia - Canadian and Sout