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The rising disinvestment tide has done nothing to slow the growth of Burroughs South Africa, the cou

CONFERENCE ON DOING BUSINESS WITH ASEAN. Object is to broaden the understanding of experi enced trad

Honda Motor Co. has begun to roll 1987 Accords off an assembly line in Ontario, making the company

PepsiCo May Open Pizza Huts in USSRPepsiCo Inc., which introduced mass market soft drinks to

GATEWAY TO CHINA: Hong Kong may be even more important now and in the future as an entrepot for Chin

A Suzuki Motor Co. official said the Japanese automaker will consider whether to buy or lease one of

U.S. automakers lost a net 270 car dealers during the 1986 model year, mostlyfrom General Mo

The renegotiation of $9.5 billion of Philippine commercial debt is headed for the rocks, a creditor

Xerox Corp. unveiled a workstation-based, computer-aided-design system that can communicate with non

It's a tough job sticking up for the quiet consumers of Japan. Naokazu Takeuchi is president

G.S. Flaherty Named a VPAt CaterpillarPEORIA, Ill. - Caterpillar Inc. named Gerald S

Brasilia reportedly is considering opening Brazil's tightly protected banking market to foreign inve

A nine-year-old consortium, which operates a large export wood chip terminal, has decided to build

Domestic auto sales by the Big Three U.S. carmakers remained slow without incentives, dipping sharpl

The Argentine government hopes to conclude an accord with Poland on South Atlantic fishing rights by

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There will be "very few cranes looming on the horizons" during the coming year, according to a real

U.S. employees for the Panama Canal Commission will have to pay U.S. income taxes on their salaries,

The banking industry won a significant victory, persuading the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Distric

A major technological advance announced by E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Co. will result in an increas

Foreign firms plan to slow down slightly their U.S. investment activity next year, the Commerce Depa

It used to be quite simple to keep track of Japanese liner shipping services to the United States.

Expulsion by Iran NICOSIA, Cyprus - The speaker of Iran's Parliament said his government arr

For the second time in two years, insurance companies and others are trying to persuade the Supreme

Two U.S.-flag car-carrying ships missed the boat in the just-signed tax reform, but Congress will be

The American Hull Insurance Syndicate has agreed to make the greatest change in its operations since

The Department of Transportation has a pool of 25 investment banking firmsfrom which to sele

BANKINGThe Supreme Court let stand previous rulings allowing banks to sell mutualfun

The way John Svinos sees it, the $20,000 a year that Chevron contributes to the Tulsa University Art

The Green Revolution of the 1960s, which brought the promise of high-yielding varieties of wheat and

Despite Saudi insistence that the departure of its long-time Oil Minister Ahmed Zaki Yamani does not

Hughes Completes Deal For C-E's Vetco GraySTAMFORD, Conn. - Hughes Tool Co. has completed th

A blazing oil well fire is staining the sea and air of Campeche Sound and embarrassing Petroleos Mex

Fuel loading began at the Nine Mile Point 2 nuclear power plant, putting the country's most expensiv

Saudi Arabia is trying to muster a united Arab front behind its drive to get the Organization of Pet

BP to Boost PVC PricesOn Nov. 15BP Performance Polymers Inc., Hackettstown, N.J., an

Peru's August fine copper output contained in concentrates totaled 34,717 metric tons, bringing accu

Atochem Inc. Hikes PricesOf DMSOGLEN ROCK, N.J. - Atochem Inc. announced that it has

Export Crop Acreage Is Lowest in 14 YearsStatisticians in the Agriculture Department say exp

International Minerals & Chemical Corp. and Synbiotics Corp. signed an agreement entering into a joi