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U.S. consumers will spend more on Christmas gifts because of tariffs and other import restrictions,

Thai Official in Beijing BANGKOK, Thailand - Thai Deputy Foreign Minister Prapas Limpabandhu

Swiss and West German managers are the highest paid in Europe while British, Scandinavian and Spanis

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Transax/RATES has announced publication of Rates & Regs, a new monthly newsletter, analyzing and int

The European Community wants to negotiate directly with Congress over the new round of multilateral

Several major U.S. banks in Singapore are bracing for an unseasonably frosty Christmas as the scanda

The presidential yacht Potomac will be restored and made available for tours on Oakland's waterfront

Rep. Nick Rahall, D-W.Va., promised mine workers he'll fight foreign coal sales in the U.S. market b

Bundesbank Schedules Press ConferenceThe Bundesbank will hold its winter press conference af

Accident Contaminates TMI Cleanup WorkerMIDDLETOWN, Pa. - A worker in the Three Mile Island

Iraq stood alone in resisting a proposed OPEC agreement on oil production cuts aimed at boosting pri

In a ceremony here, A.L. Laboratories Inc. officially opened the expanded facilities at the company'

Karl Heinz Sager oozes confidence and excitement as he nears the countdown for the launch of his bra

As attention in the United States shifts increasingly to the rising trade deficit with Pacific Rim c

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Commission to Consider UP's Acquisition PlanThe Interstate Commerce Commission announced its

Civil aircraft sales by U.S. manufacturers will decline slightly next year, Karl G. Harr Jr., outgoi

Gov. Thomas H. Kean is expected to sign a bill to bail out the Joint Underwriting Association, the d

Kuwait will spend $1.7 billion to buy real estate from the private sector as part of a package of ec

Officials say it will be at least Thursday before workers begin another attempt at lifting a wrecked

The Brazilian government shortened the list of products requiring special import approval from its c

U.S. telecommunications suppliers and manufacturers can expect increased demand from developing coun

Argentine Foreign Minister Dante Caputo denied his government reimposed a ban on British goods in r

Evergreen Line has some good news for other steamship lines: It doesn't plan to start any new servic

Carbide Unit IntroducesSolventThe Solvents and Coatings Materials Division of Union

Germania, Nordstress Order Boeing 737-300sBoeing Commercial Airplane Co. said it received or

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US, USSR to Debate NEW YORK - U.S. and Soviet officials agreed to conduct a series of televi

After 18 months of trimming and reorganizing, Diamond Shamrock Corp. now risks losing the independen

The massive trade and account surpluses rung up by the Japanese in recent years have led to a huge i

Winter skiing in New York state is becoming more of a certainty again, thanks to Lloyd's of London.<

Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry is to recommend the government revise the expor

Dillingham Ship Repair discharged almost all of its 100 pipe fitters and replaced them with workers

Ali Ghandour, chairman of Royal Jordanian, said he hopes to reopen offices in the West Bank, occupie

Negotiators attempting to settle financial questions left by the 1979-80break in U.S.-Irania

The Supreme Court rejected a petition from Hescorp for reconsideration of an indictment for violatio

GENERAL NEWSConsumer confidence steadied after declining for a year, the Conference Board sa

AAR Corp., a major supplier of aircraft parts and services, reported fiscal second quarter income ro

Opposition to the monopoly role of France's state-controlled coal importing body, the Association Te