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Japanese production of four-wheeled vehicles dropped slightly in 1986 compared with the previous yea

General Motors Corp. said it has doubled the life of its standard warranties to six years starting

U.S. firms doing business in China will reap millions of dollars in tax benefits this year from the

Japanese Official in US HONG KONG - Hong Kong Trade and Industry Secretary Eric Ho was sched

Reporting a low $9.5 billion trade surplus for 1986, Brazilian trade authorities added almost 2,500

Americans increased their spending by a huge 2 percent in December, the biggest rise in more than 11

The Engineering Thermoplastics Department of The Dow Chemical Co. announced that effective Feb. 1, 1

Taiwan's Assets Drop In Offshore Bank UnitsTAIPEI, Taiwan - Assets of Taiwan's 15 offshore b

CONSUMER TIP: Frank Lorenzo, Texas Air chief, unveiled the new look for Continental Airlines at a me

Reagan, Panel to Meet WASHINGTON - President Reagan is expected to meet today with the panel

E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. signed a $100 million joint-venture agreement with the Thapar industri

Manufacturers in Hong Kong continue to be bullish on their prospects for increased trade with the r

The parent company of Norwegian Caribbean Lines and Royal Viking Line announced plans to change the

A Japanese company planning to build the country's first nuclear fuel reprocessing plant for commer

Bank of Japan Governor Satoshi Sumita said Friday he "absolutely" was not considering another cut in

Nedlloyd Lines Drops US Gulf From ServiceNedlloyd Lines said it will stop calling at the U.S

Importers of Mexican cheese are on notice that Southern California health authorities will strictly

January 23, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallo

Norwegian Oil and Energy Minister Arne Oeien said Friday that no new developments resulted from his

Rotterdam's stevedoring companies lost more than 1.0 million guilders (US$500,000) of business in th

Creditor governments of the Philippines have agreed to reschedule a large portion of the country's e

A coalition of business groups is preparing a scaled-down federal product liability law reform propo

The United States will hold fast to its standards for equipment coming into the country, despite com

Farrell Lines Inc. defended its planned new inbound service from the east coast of South America as

How far can the bull run? The great bull market in stocks that began Aug. 13, 1982, has been

The decline of the dollar in foreign exchange markets hasn't hurt the credit markets to any great ex

Utilities providing natural gas service in New York will be required to send out information to cust

France's hard-pressed oil service and technology industry, the second largest in the world after the

President Reagan will try to rise above his recent setbacks and use Tuesday's State of the Union add

Delta Air AnnouncesAppointmentsArchie R. Boe and Gerald Grinstein were named to the

STATE OF THE PRESIDENT: It is the state of Ronald Reagan himself, more than anything he can possibly

About 141 million pounds of surplus burley tobacco from the 1983 harvest is being offered for sale t

Mayors representing communities on the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence River are to attend a two-day co

The Newport Electric Co. has staved off a takeover bid and created a holding company, NECO Enterpris

Two Accused in Sale Of Copters Out on BailTwo brothers accused of illegally selling helicopt

E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. signed a $100 million joint-venture agreement with the Thapar industri

California Governor George Deukmejian said that if Japan did not reduce its trade surplus with the s

Swiss machinery exports rose slightly last year to 30.9 billion Swiss francs ($21 billion) compared

Consumer Prices Rose 2.8 percent in EC in 1986BRUSSELS, Belgium - Consumer prices in the Eur