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

Mergers and Acquisitions in Home Textiles: Who Wins? Panel of retailers and manufacturers debate the

Robert McClements, Jr., chairman of Sun Company Inc., told shareholders at the company's annual mee

Top Stories Reformation is seen the key to attracting international trade, as Liaoning becom

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The financial battering of farmers in the 1980s has not ended, but a senior Agriculture Department e

Lumber Production, Shipments IncreasePORTLAND, Ore. - Lumber production and shipments increa

The southern Chinese commercial capital of Guangzhou intends to spend $50 million this year to devel

4 States, South Korea Ink Cooperation PactLITTLE ROCK, Ark. - Four states - Arkansas, Louisi

Three aerospace engineers reprimanded by their employer for criticizing the proposed U.S. space stat

Reacting to criticism from Stockton-area residents, a committee seeking to have a $4.4 billion atom

Foreign companies wanting to market internationally famous products from pizza to Mickey Mouse hats

Toymaker Mattel Inc. is studying ways to reduce its corporate and sales expenses and restructure par

The portable radios boom out country and western on the Smyrna assembly line. But the rhythm is unmi

There will be a sluggish start to the 1987 Alaska cruise season. The first sailing of the ye

Despite fierce competition, the vital watch industry is confident of surmounting problems and increa

UK Imposes Licensing On Japanese ProductsBritain is leading other European Community countri

Booming demand for chemical products should spur efforts to create a local chem ical sector, the Hon

Supercomputers, once firmly entrenched in a price range above $10 million each, face stiff new price

The American Council of Life Insurance is losing its highly respected director of international insu

It looks as if good economic news really was good news, for a change. Unexpected strength in

IBJ Schroder Bank & Trust Co. said it was mandated by the Bank of China to arrange a $150 million fi

GENERAL NEWS A strong jobs report for April was seen as good news with few flaws. Page 3AFI

GENERAL NEWS A strong jobs report for April was seen as good news with few flaws. Page 3AFI

The portable radios boom out country and western on the Smyrna assembly line. But the rhythm is unmi

In a last minute reversal, the Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association delayed filing a formal prot

Congressional Elections Slated in PhilippinesMANILA, Philippines - Congressional elections a

A U.S. Bankruptcy Court hearing last week on the sale of United States Lines Inc. assets and routes

With U.S. exporters struggling to compete in world markets, the last thing they need is a customer w

UK Imposes Licensing On Japanese ProductsBritain is leading other European Community countri

The government has approved 60 draft contracts to allow foreign companies to explore for gold in the

In just three hours, Frank Hester and his Coast Guard cutter crew mates extinguished a boat fire, re

With the quarterly Treasury refunding out of the way, the credit markets can catch their breath and

The number of American monsters that Britons see on TV, counterfeit lemons and the kind of presents

U.S. and Canadian life insurance companies are looking at Asia as the growth market of the next deca

The prospect of Kuwait-owned tankers coming under the U.S. flag for greater se curity in the dangero

Attempts to overhaul automobile insurance are under way in many parts of the country, and oftentimes

A life insurance unit of American International Group Inc. was fined for the second time in two mont

The Eisenhower and Snell locks on the St. Lawrence Seaway meet the needs of shippers and their expan

AIG Profit Rose In First QuarterAmerican International Group Inc. reported first quarter ope