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Asian business managers are younger, make less money, and are far less likely to be satisfied with t

Officials have given up trying to sell Malaysia's state-owned railroad for 1 ringgit - about 40 U.S.

An Australian mineral exploration company has signed its second joint venture mining agreement with

Chinese tourism workers' acceptance of tips, sales commissions, gifts and other favors in return for

The worldwide shipping industry has rendered summary judgment on Malcom McLean's dream containership

Mack Awaits Contact From 57 EmployeesALLENTOWN, Pa. - A spokesman for Mack Trucks Inc. said

Tall Oil Fatty Acids Production Up in JuneNEW YORK Overall production of tall oil fatty acid

A basic insurance policy has thrown a monkey wrench into negotiations between the United States and

U.S. trade with China has increased sharply in recent years and will likely go higher as China buys

The minimum price support level for 1987 soybeans will be $4.77 a bushel, Agriculture Secretary Rich

Waterfront labor and management are scrambling to decide what to do next following the Federal Marit

John H. Mahoney rears back and laughs heartily as he recalls his father, a railroad traffic manager,

With their long oak keels and majestically curved sheathing planks, the huge hulls that fill constru

The port of Chicago said fewer inbound container shipments to importers and a dramatic drop in dry b

Steel production fell to 1.669 million tons in the week ended Aug. 1, a decrease of 4.8 percent from

Decreasing exports and increasing imports stemming from the drastically strengthened value of the ye

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

Natural Gas Sector Sees Gains in ItalyThe share of natural gas used for heating in Italy inc

John W. Ward was named to the new positions of president and chief executive of Midland America Corp

US Eases Controls On Exports to FinlandThe Commerce Department relaxed strategic licensing c

Japan failed to win any concessions from the United States in a first round of bilateral talks here

International Business Machines Corp., as expected, Tuesday broadened the scope of its Personal Syst

A novel approach to recovering in situ hazardous waste with heat from radio frequencies is under dev

Rhone-Poulenc Inc. plans to build a U.S. production facility for diphenols to produce hydroquinone,

Trading in foreign issues listed on the Japanese stock market is skyrocketing as increasing numbers

W.R. Grace & Co. announced its Organic Chemicals division has begun construction of an estimated $5

The Maritime Administration's subsidy board has freed subsidized U.S.-flag ship lines from the requi

Agreement Reached On Nuclear ContractPLAINFIELD, Ind. - Public Service Indiana said it has s

Rain and hail of unprecedented force" pummeled a key agricultural district in Soviet East Asia for t

Rails Offer to Extend Stand-alone Cost SystemThe nation's railroads said they are willing to

This Persian Gulf emirate fears a spread of the Iran-Iraq war and has welcomed the American shield s

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Kevin N. Foy was appointed to the newly created post of director, marketing and sales for Transax/RA

During a meeting at a posh Chicago hotel recently, someone asked for a business card. One pe

The Massachusetts insurance department began hearing testimony Tuesday on a controversial plan to re

Prudential Insurance Co. of America is making the Wall Street grapevine look bad. The Newark

The government's hopes of merging two international telecommunications groups planning to compete ag

The dollar rose strongly in world markets Tuesday, spurred on by continuing tensions in the Middle E

A delegation from the International Chamber of Commerce met on Tuesday in New York with Javier Perez

Authorities of the Tokyo Stock Exchange are seriously considering trading U.S. Treasury bond futures