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Security measures could never prevent the possibility of another computer ''worm" like the one that

The San Diego Yacht Club Monday announced it will appeal a New York judge's ruling that forfeits the

From street vendors in Bangkok, you can buy: * For $6, an expertly stitched, long-sleeved co

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The British Post Office's research center expects to sign up its first American manufacturers and di

A national health plan is probably the only way to stop inequities in cancer treatment between the r

HARTFORD PAPER STARTS DAILY FAX NEWSLETTERHARTFORD, Conn. - Just the fax, ma'am.The

Although electronic data interchange is usually an inter-company communication link, it can also be

The U.S. Supreme Court has refused to hear appeals by Getty Petroleum Corp. of lower court actions t

The U.S. dollar fell sharply Monday after Japan and West Germany confirmed that their central banks

PERU, GUYANA DEVALUE TO REVIVE ECONOMIESLIMA, Peru - Peru and Guyana announced currency deva

The United Nations suggested in a report that the continuing world debt crisis might cause states to

ILLINOIS ESTABLISHES SOVIET TRADE OFFICEIllinois on Monday became the first state to open a

Textile Quotas to Watch as of 3/31/89*

It angers Denys Henderson, chairman of Imperial Chemical Industries PLC, that some people see the st

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

CONSUMER-INSURER LINK URGED ON AUTO REFORMA spokesman for the American Insurance Association

MALAYSIA CUTS PRICE OF CRUDE TO JAPANMalaysia told Japanese oil companies Monday it has cut

Exxon Co. U.S.A.'s sluggish response to its oil-spill disaster may reflect the fact that under Alask

FORMER NY PSC CHIEF TO BE PSNH EXAMINERMANCHESTER, N.H. - Paul Gioia, who as chairman of the

Negotiators representing some 50,000 Japanese dockworkers threatened Monday to begin a nationwide do

The insurance industry's rate-making organization has decided to stop publishing advisory rates for

As port directors nationwide face increasing pressure to succumb to the dictates of City Hall, port

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

Half of Trailer Train Co.'s latest order for new double-stack railcars is going to the company that

With a goal of collecting the more than $218 million in surcharges owed to the debt-ridden Joint Und

Multinational drug companies operating in Brazil do not endorse U.S. trade sanctions against Brazili

Sea-Land Service Inc. said it has pulled out of India's Port of Calcutta. The company will c

A U.S.-based group should start drilling on two new oil projects in the Philippines in June, accordi

Japan's first price auction for Japanese government bonds, expected Wednesday, is likely to be a suc

The Alaskan oil spill that closed the Port of Valdez over the Easter weekend is unlikely to have a l

US SOYBEAN PROCESSORS FORM EXPORT COMPANYNEW YORK - Continental Grain Co. and Quincy Soybean

Nissan Motor Manufacturing Corp. U.S.A. plans to create 2,000 jobs and increase annual production ca

Brazil hopes to corner the world market in alligator hides, based on reports that 75 percent of the

The broad agreement given the U.S. plan for debt relief for the developing nations has been tempered

FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE, before it was instituted, was harshly criticized by the bankers

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

A second summer of good rains after five years of drought has brought about a startling transformati

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The insurance industry's largest advisory rate-making organization will no longer provide its insura