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Growing numbers of companies are specifying Vancouver as the place to hold arbitration hearings if m

The Prudhoe Bay oil field, on Alaska's North Slope, this month produced its 5 billionth barrel of cr

Navistar International Recalls Trucks, BusesNavistar International Corp. said it has initiat

Space experts from three continents will gather April 10-12 for a conference to discuss internationa

Despite a slowdown in its African activities, the private French airline Union des Transports Aerien

FOILING U.S. IMPORT CURBS is the goal of Taiwan and South Korea. They will make a joint effo

Congressional Democrats are trying to forge a trade bill that President Reagan will not veto, said T

A Reagan administration official said it opposes using foreign countries' labor rights as a standard

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The volume of U.K. exports is forecast to rise by 3.6 percent in both 1987 and 1988, helping the Bri

Court Refuses to Stay Jet-Grounding OrderA federal appeals court left a Hawaii-based airline

Philippines Resumes Talks With BanksTalks between the Philippines and a committee representi

Brandt Resigns BONN, West Germany - Willy Brandt, the former West German chancellor and a No

A Federal Highway Administration proposal that would allow truck fleets to conduct their own safety

This will be another good year for China's shipbuilding industry, a senior official believes.

THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE Daily Industrial Materials Price Index of Sensitive Spot Commodity Prices on

GENERAL NEWS The Supreme Court will determine the tax status of corporate stock purchases ma

MMC Corp., a Cranford, N.J.-based data-processing company, wants to reduce the tree-killing activiti

When genetic engineers walk through a field of strawberries near the Sacramento River delta later th

Iraq Shuffles Cabinet, Names Abdul-RahimNICOSIA, Cyprus - Issam Abdul-Rahim was appointed as

Egged on by unlikely celebrities such as Frank Perdue, health-conscious Americans have been eating

USAir Revises Offer For Piedmont AviationUSAir Group Inc. said it is reducing the number of

Negotiations over the future of Macao, a tiny Portuguese-administered enclave near Hong Kong, ended

Small business owners are strongly in favor of price restrictions on insurance companies, a new surv

May E. Bostwick of Mukilteo, Wash., 101 last month, says she's "too tough to die." And Rhea

Institutional buying programs fed the stock market rally Monday, pushing major indexes further into

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

China Maps Plans To Combat DroughtThe government has held an emergency meeting to consider h

A dramatic fall in coffee prices will cost the already weak economies of Central America hundreds of

The Maritime Administration has again put up for sale three liquefied natural gas tankships it took

The Great Lakes District of the International Longshoremen's Association wound up its convention her

Everyone, except the state of Hawaii, seems eager to simplify the Federal Maritime Commission's syst

Two weeks prior to a meeting between U.S. and Canadian heads of state, the Reagan administration is

Huntsman Chemical Corp. signed an agreement with Grand Pacific Petrochemical Corp. to manufacture a

The Australian Bureau of Resources, Geology and Geophysics in its annual survey of the metals indus

Owners of dump trucks on Canada's west coast are protesting to secure an official reduction in the

Carnations From Chile Dumped on US MarketImports of standard carnations from Chile are being

Workers voted to continue their two-month-old occupation of the Caterpillar Co.'s Scottish tractor p

Cruise passengers will continue to find attractive rates as long as cruise ship capacity exceeds dem

The South Korean economy grew by 12.5 percent in real terms in 1986, the highest in 10 years, the Ba