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The Environmental Protection Agency has sued Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp. for allegedly violatin

THE UNITED STATES is still not out of the race for the gold. This is an assessment of U.S. i

FLIGHT DELAYS INCREASE ON EUROPEAN AIRLINESBRUSSELS, Belgium - Nineteen percent of European

Formosa Plastics Group, the country's largest conglomerate, is halting all local investment and most

The Linde division of Union Carbide Industrial Gases Inc. said it will raise helium prices on March

DEMISE OF AN EXPORT GIANT: The liquidation of the Chew International Group, scheduled for completion

New incentives to encourage overseas companies to explore for oil and gas are being prepared by the

Coastal Refining & Marketing Inc., a subsidiary of Coastal Corp., said Thursday it is launching a ne

GEORGIA POWER GETS OK ON VOGTLE TESTINGThe U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Thursday grant

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

The head of the Federal Aviation Administration said the use of a technologically advanced bomb dete

NISSAN MAY SHIFT PATHFINDER PRODUCTIONNissan Motor Corp. will move production of its Pathfin

FORMER CARBIDE CHIEF A FUGITIVE, INDIA SAYSBHOPAL, India - Warren Anderson, former chairman

Representatives of five West German banks will visit Boston Feb. 14 to meet with officials of Massac

U.S. beef industry officials will meet with U.S. Trade Representative CarlaHills next Tuesda

China is committed to increasing its export earnings and generating hard currency, Chinese Vice Prem

U.S.-CANADA FREE TRADE AGREEMENT - RULES OF ORIGIN. The U.S.-Canada Free Trade Agreement provides fo

The main shippers and shipping lines operating between northern Europe and the U.S. East Coast have

W. GERMAN COMPANIES HIRED TO AID UAE PORTHAMBURG, West Germany - The Port of Mina Zayed, in

DELAWARE & HUDSON shippers are wary as events continue unfolding around the troubled rail line.<

LICHT SEES LOWERING OF '88-89 SUGAR STOCKSSugar stocks at the end of 1988-89 (September-Augu

Rep. John M. Perzel, R-Phila., said last week that he had "made a mistake" by representing as his ow

Independent Air Corp. carried $6 million of hull insurance and $250 million of liability insurance o

West Germany's trade surplus widened in December, pushing the 1988 trade surplus to 128 billion deut

European Community member countries show signs of considering easing restrictions on imports from Ja

This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza

Illinois utility management is struggling with a host of problems that were unheard of when the 1980

Canada's banks, trust companies, brokerage houses and insurance firms, spurred by financial deregula

South Korea's giant trading companies said they expect to buy more ''American" this year. In fact, t

Leonardo Soana says Italy will buy no more than about 700,000 pairs of shoesfrom the United

Wanted: U.S.-made computers and peripherals, computer software and services, medical equipment, scie

U.S. exports to West Germany probably will keep expanding in 1989 but perhaps more slowly than in 19

Japan's already burgeoning economy appears headed for an even more vigorous year in1989 after the pa

A TV news editor hired away from his station by a competitor has been charged with unlawfully enteri

California has surpassed New York as the state with the most multinational manufacturing companies,

President Bush said Wednesday that Americans won't accept excuses anymore for failure to protect the

Preston Corp.'s fourth quarter earnings rose to $849,000, or 15 cents a share, compared with a year-

4 AIRLINES SAID TO PAY MILLIONS TO TERRORISTSTEL AVIV, Israel - A U.S. aviation security exp

Jim Boulet exports live Louisiana crawfish to seven countries in Europe, but France isn't one of the

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