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A number of employees of GPU Nuclear Corp. and independent contractors at the Three Mile Island nucl

Large areas of Southern China along the Yangtze River are affected by acid rain, mainly as a result

In a further effort to stave off punitive U.S. legislation, the government of Taiwan plans to buy 10

Top Indian businessmen are resisting U.S. demands for better protection of intellectual property inc

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

Bankers, it is said, have two and only two types of nightmares. The first is about the man-company-c

U.S. export restrictions are a compromise between national security and national commercial requirem

Recent contracts negotiated with Japanese consumers have confirmed the bleak short-term prospects fo

Bruce Smart, U.S. undersecretary for international trade, renewed his criticism of government subsid

European Community farm ministers began a new round of talks Monday on the 1987-88 farm price packag

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Consumer appetite for fresh fruit and vegetables is growing so rapidly that imports of foreign-grown

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Corning Shifts Work From Japan to USCHARLEROI, Pa. - Corning Glass Works says it is shifting

Sen. Max Baucus, D-Mont., says opponents of his bill to restrict lamb imports are raising conflict-o

The Multi-Fibre Arrangement, which governs world textile trade through a system of quotas, distorts

The president of Peru's central bank, Leonel Figueroa, and the bank's general manager, Hector Neyra,

One of China's biggest petrochemical projects got formally under way with ceremonial signing of thre

Cargill Inc., a closely held major grain and commodity trader and processor, said it promoted three

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GENERAL NEWS Manufacturers' after-tax profits climbed in the first quarter of 1987. Page 2AB

The after-tax profits of manufacturing corporations averaged 4.5 cents adollar of sales in t

Frank V. Cahouet is resigning as president of the Federal National Mortgage Association and expects

Bone marrow transplants can help some people with particularly lethal forms of lymph cancer, but the

Britain's financial markets responded enthusiastically to Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's electio

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Some 800 workers at Yugoslavia's largest Adriatic port stopped work last week to protest low wages,

On reflagging of Kuwaiti ships: If we make that move, it will be left to the Ayatollah Khome

The Canadian proposal to open both the U.S. and Canadian domestic water trades to the vessels of eac

U.S. maritime unions stepped up their campaign against the Reagan administration's decision to allow

The battle between seafaring labor unions and the Reagan adminis tration over the reflagging of 11 K

The Military Sealift Command confirmed that its operating contract with Sea- Land Service Inc. to ma

The government will not prosecute anyone involved in the March 6 ferry disaster that killed at least

Here are some of the questions Andy Grove receives from the readers of his column - and his answers.

A second U.S. rate-making group has announced a currency surcharge on Taiwan- related cargo.

New methods of resolving civil disputes will be addressed by Ronald J. Friedman of the Bar Associati

When the price of crude oil plummeted to less than $10 a barrel last year, Phillips Petroleum Co. ha