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EDS, Japanese Firm Form Joint VentureElectronic Data Systems Corp. and Nippon Information In

A bill signed on April 20 by Gov. Thomas Kean of New Jersey creates a mandatory statewide recycling

Increased use of counterfeit export visas with textile shipments from China to the United States sho

A sharp decline in the volume of litter and solid waste dumped into landfills in California is likel

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

Chinese Crack Down On Smuggling of RelicsCustoms officials confiscated 3,800 relics being sm

Warren St. John is looking out for the little guys. In this case, the little guys are the sm

Washing windshields in summer and winter can be easy, according to a French company that is introduc

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

The top man at the U.S. Customs Service has issued a warning to customs brokers who give their clien

Businessmen urged Congress to enact minimum federal product liability legislation this year because

The World Bank, the biggest source of aid to poor countries, will undergo a reorganization that may

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Stewart Smith Holdings named Jeremy D. Cooke president of its Stewart Smith East Inc. insurance brok

FINANCIAL A Swedish bank's London securities unit has joined with a Nashville, Tenn., securi

Congress should not try to reduce the nation's record $166 billion trade deficit through protectioni

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In his first public appearance as president and chief executive of Norfolk Southern Corp., Arnold B.

The Senate Finance Committee took a major step toward a compromise with the White House by softening

The Puerto Rico Maritime Shipping Authority has dropped its bid to buy United States Lines' Latin Am

Commerce Undersecretary Bruce Smart urged a thorough review of U.S. technology transfer policies to

Companies in the Southeast have a new link to world financial markets. The London securities

Being or becoming a member of the Federal Reserve Board can be a high-wire balancing act. Ma

Spain's entry into the European Community last year has sparked a major foreign investment boom in t

US Ordered to Return $451.4 Million to IranTHE HAGUE, Netherlands - The Iran-U.S. Claims Tri

Whether it's a bottling plant in Ecuador or your grandmother's furniture, if you need it packed and

GENERAL NEWS A Louisiana businessman cooks up a seafood feast in the hopes of obtaining some

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

The Supreme Court will determine during its next term the constitutionality of denying food stamps t

The Reagan administration was disappointed that Japan's prime minister brought a smaller grab bag of

Sun Exploration and Production Co. restructured its marketing and business planning unit, and named

The productivity of U.S. non-farm businesses rose at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.7 percen

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange may be considering an association with theBermuda-based computerized

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After several days of negotiations, Democrats sounded more confident of passing their main 1988 budg

The chairman of the Senate Finance Committee sees little chance that his committee will approve a to

The U.S. aluminum industry has worked off its overhanging stocks, and it is poised for further impro

New York's now-famous garbage that nobody from North Carolina to Mexico wanted isn't an isolated cas

Bank of China to Issue $135 Million in BondsThe Bank of China will issue about $135 million