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The government is lifting a ban on exports of oil and gas drilling equipment to the Soviet Union to

Lower 1986 crude oil production and increased petroleum consumption have resulted in the highest amo

Retail sales of heavy-duty class 8 trucks plummeted 15.5 percent in the United States in 1986 while

CP Hotels, a unit of Canadian Pacific Ltd. of Montreal, is talking to a sister company about taking

Israel Seeks $3.9 Billion In US Economic AidIsrael formally requested $3.9 billion in U.S. e

Calif. Optimistic on Bid For Energy ProjectA site near Stockton has been chosen for the worl

Conference Via Satellite WASHINGTON - Israeli Deputy Prime Minister Shimon Peres (via satell

The Argentine National Grain Board lowered its estimate for the 1986-87 (May- Apr.) wheat crop to 8,

An official of the Department of Transportation fired back at an insurers' group that had charged t

RLC Corp., parent of Rollins Leasing Corp. and Matlack Inc., reported a first quarter loss of $307,0

Berkeley Considers Ban On Fast-food ContainersBERKELEY, Calif.A city commission is consideri

Coal traders in Rotterdam warned that unless there is a letup in the big freeze that has blanketed m

Bank of France, IMF LeadersSwap PositionsJacques de Larosiere, former director of th

South Korea's current account surplus in 1986 totaled an unprecedented $5 billion, more than the gov

Wardair Orders European AirbusesWardair said it ordered 12 European A310 Airbuses valued at

In a major push for oil exploration, four U.S. companies are among eight foreign oil companies biddi

After a 35-year effort, scientists at the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory are closing in on thei

Canada Reports Plans For Truckload LimitsVANCOUVER, British Columbia - Public Works Canada i

Experts from the European Community and the Soviet Union ended two days of talks on establishing off

A steady stream of complaint about Indonesia's economic arrangements seems to be achieving results m

The choice of David Wilson, a veteran British diplomat with broad Chinese experience, as Hong Kong's

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

The choice of David Wilson, a veteran British diplomat with broad Chinese experience, as Hong Kong's

The Navy will stop relying on the Maritime Administration to arrange for general agents to repair, a

GENERAL NEWSContinuing debate over economic outlook colors views of strong industrial produc

Oil prices weakened slightly Friday, in the wake of a respite from a two-week spell of bitterly cold

The dismissal of Hu Yaobang as China's Communist Party chief left analysts divided as to its impact

If the Supreme Court rules that the Hague Convention restricts seeking evidence abroad for product l

Top Stories China is determined to develop Beijing as a major center of manufacturing and tr

Turmoil in the foreign exchange market may delay an easing of Federal Reserve monetary policy and ex

New York State insurance companies will be asked to lend their support to the proposed health depart

South Korea on offered to supply electricity to North Korea if the North abandons a plan to construc

Cellular Products Inc. of Buffalo announced it granted a 30-day option to Eastman Kodak Co. of Roche

The United States and the Soviet Union remain deadlocked in their efforts to work out a bilateral ma

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

A strike by warehousemen continued at the port of Jacksonville, but picket lines were removed after

Thomas C. Magliocca, M. Elizabeth Reddish and Guy N. Childs were appointed to the Albany Port Distri

John Bohn Jr., chairman of the Export-Import Bank, is expected to outline next week initiatives his

The ghost of the poor clerk from Nikolai Gogol's short story The Overcoat," is in trouble. Stalking