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Japan's trade surplus declined in May from a year earlier, the first drop in 26 months, the governme

The government of Taiwan, awash with money and under heavy pressure over its trade surplus with the

The blatant protectionist approach of the U.S. Congress toward elimination of the nation's massive a

KISS THE CHIP INDUSTRY GOODBYE, suggests John Fluke Jr., a leading industrial manufacturer in Seatt

A new slow-growth plan that calls for public hearings and environmental impact reports for all large

A Finnish paint company on Thursday became the first firm to enter a joint venture with the Soviets,

The blatant protectionist approach of the U.S. Congress toward elimination of the nation's massive a

The government of Taiwan, awash with money and under heavy pressure over its trade surplus with the

Brazilian Group Buys NY's Algonquin HotelThe Algonquin Hotel, a Manhattan literary hangout f

There are abundant lessons on offer to U.S. exporters at a building equipment exhibition here about

Japan's trade surplus declined in May from a year earlier, the first drop in 26 months, the governme

KISS THE CHIP INDUSTRY GOODBYE, suggests John Fluke Jr., a leading industrial manufacturer in Seatt

WORLD BANK INDIA - $330 million for the construction of hydropower facilities in the Kalinad

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

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

For the second year in a row, California was the top farm export state in 1986, outranking tradition

Japan's Farm Output Expected to Fall 3 percentJapanese agricultural production will fall abo

Congress will approve a free-trade agreement with Canada only if that nation cuts exports to the Uni

A laser graphics and effects controller from Britain can project beams, patterns, words, logos and a

Hong Kong's delegation to this month's International Consumer Electronics Show in Chicago snapped up

New rules to boost Indonesia's non-oil exports and to fend off criticism of state monopolies were an

Both U.S. textile companies and Caribbean countries are benefiting from a provision in President Rea

Procter & Gamble Realigns OperationsCINCINNATI - The Procter & Gamble Co. said it is restruc

IMPORTERS GROUP INC. (Shelton, Conn.) - John B. Balson was named chairman and chief executiv

The United States is expected to submit comprehensive proposals for reform of international agricult

Retail sales dropped 0.6 percent in May, the biggest decline in four months, the government reported

Federal Reserve Board monetary policy may have to be tighter to maintain the Fed's credibility after

GENERAL NEWS Labor Secretary William E. Brock said he could accept a moderate hike in the mi

Dow Chemical U.S.A. announced that the selling price for Styron general purpose polystyrene resins w

Deutsche Bank's net income rose 22.5 percent in 1986 and group assets reached 300 billion deutsche m

The West Coast market for potash is strengthening, although overall U.S. potash production remains w

There are few cities in the world that are as burdened by their image as Pitts burgh, linked in our

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In a drive to convince Congress to investigate air safety, Eastern Airlines pilots will have a chanc

Three senators are turning up the pressure on the Federal Aviation Administration in an effort to fo

Continental Airlines insists it's worked like a feverish little elf since the carrier merged with Pe

Today marks the fourth meeting in as many weeks for an ad hoc coalition of hard-core aviation system

Flights Resume Today Between US and PeruLIMA, Peru - Direct flights between Peru and the Uni

Struggling railroads face an even bleaker financial future if Congress votes for more regulation and

The only way to halt the intentional jamming of train safety devices by railway workers is to allow