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The Reagan administration again opposed legislation to provide regular medical, health and other ben

Pullman Reports Earnings RisePRINCETON, N.J. - The Pullman Co. reported $4.2 million, or 10

After companies have gone to the great expense of testing employees for drug abuse, what do they do

Corporate restructuring during the 1980s has been painful but it it has helped to make many U.S. com

Nation's Retailers Cite Strong Sales for AprilSales were strong at most of the nation's larg

After years as a mainstay of the American playground, the seesaw may be teetering - and tottering -

American General Net Profit FallsAmerican General Corp. reported first quarter net profit fe

An anticipated protest against Brazil's blase approach to patent protection could stir up a bilatera

Jose Diaz Serrano, former Pemex director, was sentenced to 10 years in jail and ordered to repay US$

In response to a steady stream of complaints by U.S. and other companies, China announced the openin

A small amount of radioactive gas leaked from a nuclear power station in Bavaria because of a faulty

The traditional box of chocolates and other confectionery are this year's most popular gifts for Mom

While air traffic has grown at many of the nation's airports and control centers since 1981, the num

While a Northwest Airlines' spokesman said the engine change "doesn't do anything to our confidence"

The states of Massachusetts and Rhode Island have agreed to re-institute commuter rail service betwe

Canada to Unveil Tax Reforms June 18Canada's government will unveil a plan for comprehensive

The Senate Finance Committee brought its trade bill closer to the House version by approving an amen

The government came under pressure in Parliament to block additional funds for the European Communit

Travelers flying into Will Rogers World Airport in Oklahoma City get an immediate introduction to th

The Bahamian government Thursday vetoed a developer's plans to use 3,100 tons of unwanted New York g

LTV Wins Truck Pact Worth $12.4 MillionSOUTH BEND, Ind. - LTV Missiles and Electronics Group

President Reagan proclaimed May 22 as National Maritime Day, 1987. In calling for public obs

Joseph E. Seagram & Sons Inc. announced plans to create a new association- spons ored insurance grou

Genetics Institute Inc. and NeoRx Corp., Seattle, announced the formation of a venture to develop ne

A Puerto Rico legislator called for the resignation of Navieras de Puerto Rico's executive director

Royal Petroleum will close its Long Island City home heating oil terminal, proba bly by next week.

A Malaysian company is trying to elbow aside neighboring Indonesia for a bigger share of the growing

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

U.S. steelmakers in the East and Midwest once considered the Western states their private market, bu

The port of Rotterdam faces further strike action after employers Thursday renewed their demand for

Canada's largest financial institution, the Royal Bank of Canada,hasintroduced a new service

The state-run Pohang Iron and Steel Co. Thursday dedicated a new integrated steel mill with a rated

Three Peruvian-flag lines want the Federal Maritime Commission to delay any retaliatory action again

Japan Line Ltd., one of Japan's major shipping companies, which over the past few years has been thr

PHIL GRAMM IS LOOKING FOR A FIGHT, and for this Texas Republican the upcoming debt limit deadline ma

The nation's health-care concerns threaten national security, a Washington law maker fears.

A coalition of small business and small bankers is pushing the chairman of the Senate Banking Commit

Sun Exploration and Production Co. has made a significant natural gas discovery in southeastern New

New York state gasoline prices were on the upswing at the end of April, the State Energy Office said

Cray Receives Order For SupercomputerCray Research Inc. announced it received an order for a