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Aluminum is expected to weaken through 1988 as non-Socialist world output increases but consumption

Japan exported 6.6 million motor vehicles in 1986, 1.9 percent fewer than the previous year, the Jap

U.S. chip makers called upon the government to levy stiff sanctions on certain Japanese chips enter

Diamond Shamrock will appeal a judge's refusal to halt a T. Boone Pickens Jr.-led investment group's

Gov. Mario Cuomo designated Anne Mead to fill in temporarily as chairman of the state Public Service

The U.S. trade deficit with Japan last year soared to a record $58.5 billion, the largest bilateral

When calculating lost earnings in personal injury cases, jurors must base the award on net, not gros

Safeco Corp. reported fourth quarter operating profit from continuing operations rose to $40 million

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It took 21 lawyers 18 months to discover that New York's 60,000 lawyers should think about insuring

A spokesman at the four-nation Airbus Industrie consortium headquarters in Toulouse, France, said la

Japan registered a record monthly current account surplus of $9.36 billion inDecember, and o

Soviet-Chinese Trade Tops $45 MillionTrade across the Chinese-Soviet border in 1986 topped 3

A new milestone in Norwegian oil history was reached last week when the first cargo of crude oil fro

Coast Guard Urged To Clarify Fare OrderCoast Guard lawyers are seeking clarification of a Co

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

United States Lines' laid-up Econships, the biggest containerships ever built, still have economic v

European member states formally approved the agreement between the European Community and United Sta

Brazil, until recently the brightest star in Latin America's economic firmament, is watching its new

Mexico, struggling to win the full backing of foreign banks for its newfinancial rescue plan

Nippon Yusen Kaisha Line says its efforts to slash costs while increasing service levels will eventu

The National Cattlemen's Association will delay requests for further congressional action on livesto

When Access America first came on the market a year ago offering a medical evacuation service for tr

Trade officials agreed Thursday to a negotiating program for the new round of international trade li

Beirut Kidnappings WASHINGTON - The groups responsible for the kidnapping of 11 foreigners -

Spurred by the yen's sharp rise, Japan's direct overseas investment will reach a record high in the

The stock market tried to push higher Thursday, but the strain of the month- long advance was beginn

Tariff rates on 24 manufactured and agricultural products will be cut by 5 percentage points in com

P.T Djakarta Plans To Resume ServiceNEW YORK - P.T. Djakarta Lloyd announced it is once agai

Ruhrkohle Trading delivered two shipments totaling 52,727 tons of bituminous steam coal to Morocco i

Teacher Flees Beirut LARNACA, Cyprus - The last American teaching at Beirut's American Commu

Japanese authorities have bowed to pressure to allow U.S. participation in the new $6.7 billion Osak

A shipping industry representative told wheat growers that the maritime and agriculture industries m

Exchange rates, not productivity trends, have been behind the U.S. manufacturing industry's recent d

The upcoming round of negotiations under the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade holds the key to

GENERAL NEWS President Reagan and his economic advisers, in the annual economic report, spel

The Maritime Administration quietly paid off $19.3 million of the government- insured debt on the 22

Air Products and Chemicals Inc. and its Brazilian subsidiary, Air Products Gases Industrials Ltd., a

Conoco Names NicandrosPresidentWILMINGTON, Del. - Conoco Inc. named Constantine S. N