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Although Brazil is trying to patch up cracks in the defensive wall it has built around its computer

Production and sales of plastics resins set new records for the sixth year in a row in 1988, surpass

St. Lawrence Seaway officials kicked off the waterway's 30th shipping season on a sober note Thursda

With an eye on exports to the United States and elsewhere, a local manufacturer is building a plant

Ausimont NV announced fourth-quarter 1988 net income of 51.37 billion lire (about $39.3 million), or

The Federal Maritime Commission has revoked four ocean freight forwarder licenses and reissued three

It is hard to believe that even at sky-high prices, there still seems to be no shortage of customers

Three new index products recently approved by the Securities and ExchangeCommission have bee

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VENEZUELAN COURT RULES IN FAVOR OF OCCIDENTALCARACAS, Venezuela - The Venezuelan Supreme Cou

Canada said it intends to impose trade sanctions against the United States in retaliation for the U.

A draft bill to revamp the French insurance system will bring the country in line with new European

The appointment of a top U.S. shipping executive as president of Norasia Shipping Service SA does no

WORLD BANK POINTS OUT BRADY PLAN SHORTFALLWASHINGTON - A confidential World Bank report cast

Pilot Freight Carriers Inc. is "gone," according to the company's owner, but the expected settlement

Persian Gulf states will ask for international help to clear sea lanes of mines and sunken ships lef

COURT BLOCKS TAKEOVER OF PRIME COMPUTERNATICK, Mass. - A U.S. court of appeals has upheld a

CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE (New York) - Richard D. Hassard, vice president, was named team l

The Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries urged its members Thursday to invest in oil r

Investigations into the solvency of insurance companies operating in Malaysia may lead to further fo

Until last October, indigent women seeking obstetrical care from three of the four hospitals in Mont

What do the Pope and President Bush have in common, besides the millions they lead? Their in

The first step toward the eventual privatization of South African Transport Services, the giant stat

There are many ways to say the same thing. That's a truth that works for people, but leaves computer

IS THE SOYBEAN SUBSIDY DISPUTE between the United States and the European Community distracting Amer

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

U.S. Treasury Secretary Nicholas F. Brady's Third World debt relief plan should be known as the Mexi

Is there another acquisition in Boeing Co.'s future? The Seattle-based aerospace giant leave

Australian aviation officials long have been highly satisfied with the country's air safety record,

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service Agri

Pressure is growing in Congress for a ban on the apple chemical Alar following reports that the prod

U.S. and Canadian participants were enthusiastic upon their return from a recent trade mission to Eu

The amber arm of the radar set swept slowly around the screen, picking up the contours of nearby lan

NY COURT UPHOLDS SUIT AGAINST KODAKROCHESTER, N.Y. - A state Supreme Court justice has refus

LIBERIA ASKS CITIZENS TO DONATE PENNIESMONROVIA, Liberia - Liberia urged its citizens to ban

Progress toward a new labor agreement between waterfront employers and the International Longshoreme

Tokyo stock prices shot up to a record close Wednesday after a two-day buying spree marking the star

UNISYS EXPECTS TO POST LOSS FOR FIRST QUARTERBLUE BELL, Pa. - Unisys Corp. said it expects t

Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter said Wednesday his support of a new farm trade plan by General

Transporting the cremated remains of a beloved family member may become more difficult because of a