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The European Investment Bank has decided to lend 1.4 billion European Currency Units (US$1.6 billion

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British Airways PLC announced lower, but better-than-expected, pretax profits for the year to the en

American Gets Nod To Operate in S. KoreaSEOUL, South Korea - American Life Insurance Co. has

Hong Kong has developed a fast set of reflexes to survive and prosper in the face of limited natural

Poehl Hints Approval Of ECU in BankingFRANKFURT, West Germany - West Germany may remove the

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The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

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Argentina's May 5 agreement to supply Iran with enriched uranium fuel for a research reactor rupture

New Jersey Natural Gas Co. is negotiating with Central Hudson Gas & Electric Co., Poughkeepsie, N.Y.

Southern Pacific Pipe Lines Inc., a subsidiary of Santa Fe Southern Pacific Corp., said Tuesday it w

U.S. chip makers may be poised for an era of business growth, but the companies that make chip-makin

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Cash-strapped Brazil may have to suspend interest payments to the U.S. Export-Import Bank and other

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Pioneer, BN Set Pact On Sale of Ill. LinesPEORIA, Ill. - Pioneer Railroad of Peoria has reac

Despite government nudging to invest in Southeast Asia, most Japanese companies prefer to do so in t

The United States may be headed for the same kind of debt crisis that plagues nations in Latin Ameri

Infra-Red Ltd. of Britain has a range of long-wave infra-red emitters that can be used to cure plast

China Seeks Additional Investment From JapanChina has asked for more Japanese investment, es

A U.S. bankruptcy court Tuesday approved two contracts totaling $800,000 to keep key United States L

Navistar International Corp. has joined the race with the wind in introducing its new aerodynamic b

In 1984 the United Mine Workers of America struck the A.T. Massey Coal Co. in West Virginia and Kent

The attack this week on the U.S. frigate U.S.S. Stark is unlikely on its own to have any effect on i

A little-known American soft drink company has quietly slipped into the Indian market abandoned a de

South Korea Approves Pepsico Joint VentureSEOUL, South Korea - The government has authorized

President Jose Sarney announced plans to sacrifice one year of his presidency to cool political temp

The Soviet Union's perception of obstacles to trade with the United States may impede future long-te

Evolution does not necessarily travel a straight, logical course. One of the most convincing example

Sen. Bill Bradley, D-N.J., urged the United States and Japan to work more closely to solve the devel

Occidental Chemical Corp. has announced a 2 cent a pound increase on all grades of perchloroethylene

Better prospects for industry and job creation were promised by both the Conservative and the Labour

International Business Machines Corp. upgraded its mainframe computers by filling in gaps between it

Although the state Senate appeared to permanently kill the chances of passing auto insurance reform

The Supreme Court has given New Jersey the green light to continue using a contested provision of it

Franchise Expositions Set for Eight US CitiesThe International Franchise Association will ho

The stock market stretched its losing streak to four successive sessions Tuesday as the uncertain ou

Evergreen International Corp. plans to establish a shipbuilding and heavy industrial complex in cent

Back at work, plying the waters of Elliott Bay in Puget Sound, the nearly century-old Arthur Foss sh