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Automated Lock Activates AlarmA Swedish company has developed a new lock with a built-in mic

Though Greece had an exceptionally good trade and payments month in November, government and Bank of

Pollution is turning vast tracts of the Baltic and North seas into underwater wastelands where most

San Antonio Rate Case Settled by ICCThe Interstate Commerce Commission brought the San Anton

With pressure against lending to Angola being increased by the Reagan administration, Angolan offici

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Gov. George Deukmejian declared war on Japan's tight markets, saying that nation will be the first t

With heavier cargo volume between the West Coast and Hawaii, Matson Navigation Co. reported operatin

U.S. banks are licking their wounds after an unsuccessful attempt to penetrate the Cameroonian marke

In a deal that makes it the nation's largest title insurer and the dominant player in the California

IN-HOUSE KELLY GIRLS: Travelers Corp. thought up the idea, Hartford Insurance Group followed up and

The Supreme Court, in a case affecting export of U.S. high technology, has allowed an Australian fam

For the eighth consecutive year, Le Havre registered a decline in port activities in 1986. L

The Federal Maritime Commission formally dropped a requirement that rate- making bodies in domestic

As the head of the American Farm Bureau Federation sees it, the half-century track record of Congres

Edward W. Kelley Jr. plans to bring a practical attitude, formed by a lifetime running businesses, t

The Crvena Zastava car factory has signed a contract for the export of 3,000 Yugo GV subcompact car

Pacific Gas & Electric Co. reported flat earnings for the fourth quarter of 1986 and a slight gain f

Standard Oil Earns $31 Million in QuarterStandard Oil Co. said its fourth quarter earnings w

Only five of 26 oil field development projects on the Norwegian continental shelf will be profitable

The National Council on International Trade Documentation. Forum on facilitating international trade

The Communist government fired the president and vice president of China's prestigious Academy of Sc

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

Eastern Plans Cuts In Labor CostsEastern Airlines' new management has stepped up its war of

Despite U.S. urging, Japan and West Germany still show little appetite for materially boosting their

Protectionist trade legislation will not help the trucking industry's parts suppliers compete in a g

Despite a severe economic crisis, Mexico is going ahead with an ambitious expansion of its Pacific p

The U.S. dollar plunged more than 1 percent Thursday in reaction to news that the U.S. gross nationa

The Reagan administration will persevere with plans to introduce its own trade measures designed to

The resources of the old price-stabilization agreement for cocoa have been transferred to the new tr

The 50 coffee-producing countries that belong to the International Coffee Organization hope to take

GENERAL NEWSThe Supreme Court ruled that citizens may sue out-of-state sources of pollution.

The United Arab Emirates is seen as the producer most likely to break the Organization of Petroleum

The Indian Point nuclear power plants both have experienced problems with backup systems, leading t

M&T Sets New PlatingProduct PricesM&T Chemicals Inc. announced major changes to its

Japanese Defense Chief Denies Militant TrendJapan's defense chief called for an end to suspi

Business centers in U.S. hotels have never caught on with traveling executives here. In the never-en

The Navy will have to provide more data on the impact of dredging San Francisco Bay if it wants to d

The port of Portland intends to spend $180 million on building projects during the next five years,

Malaysia Tin Output Declined in NovemberKUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - Malaysia's tin production i