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Illinois' enterprise zone program, authorized by the General Assembly's Enterprise Zone Act of 1982,

HUNGARY WILL ALLOW INDEPENDENT PARTIESBUDAPEST, Hungary - Hungary paved the way for politica

A Belgian citizen in the transportation business was arrested Wednesday on charges of falsifying doc

States may protect consumers from paying the price for nuclear power plants under construction that

The prospective bidders for the Shipping Corp. of New Zealand have varying interests in seeking to

Heavy exports of logs, lumber, grain and aluminum last year sent cargo volume in tons to all-time hi

Long lines built up at gasoline stations and soldiers guarded state-owned oil facilities against pos

Hewlett-Packard Co. has introduced three personal computers, two desktop models and a laptop.

Outgoing Transportation Secretary Jim Burnley fulfilled industry expectations Wednesday with an outl

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

NO DECISION REACHED ON NEXT G-7 MEETINGWASHINGTON - Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady and Br

A delegation of U.S. congressmen will hold talks here Friday with Brazilian officials on the issues

A local company is building a container-handling area in the nearby Chinese special economic zone of

SOFIA, Bulgaria - Communist Bulgaria is moving toward free enterprise by allowing the formation of

The incoming Bush administration will have a tough job running U.S. trade policy, according to forme

In remarks that suggest the economy may be able to grow faster than often believed without straining

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

Four years of ethnic unrest have taken a toll on Sri Lanka's economy, but the worst may be over.

ONTARIO WOOD MOLDER TO OPEN PLANT IN USYAKIMA, Wash. - Alexandria Moulding Co. of Ontario, a

E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. said it will build a pharmaceutical testing laboratory at its Stine-Ha

The bid by the Shipping Corp. of New Zealand to reduce its manning costs overnight by reflagging two

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Arco Products Co., a subsidiary of Atlantic Richfield Co., has moved into new offices at 1055 West 7

Oil stocks of industrial countries fell 6 million metric tons to 454.8 million, or 94 days of consum

Traffic Club of Newark, monthly meeting, Jan. 16. Town & Campus Restaurant. Union, N.J. Contact: Joh

NSC WILL SELL HALF OF COMPUTER BUSINESSSANTA CLARA, Calif. - National Semiconductor Corp. ha

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The state-owned shipping line of Puerto Rico is facing an official investigation into charges of mis

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Ford Motor Co. fired the first round in what could be a new auto incentives war, announcing that it

Several major U.S. and European pharmaceutical manufacturers plan significant new investments in Pue

Jan. 11, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Atlantic Electric Co. received approval from the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities to begin a thr

The FBI is investigating a General Electric Co. admission that test records may have been falsified

AIR EXPRESS INTERNATIONAL (Darien, Conn.) - Guenter Rohrmann was elected chief executive officer, ef

Tyrone Nelson thought he heard an explosion Monday morning and leaped from beneath the blankets to f

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

UNIVERSAL HEALTH LAW IN MASS. UNDER ATTACKPortions of the Massachusetts universal health-car

A group of doctors has recommended that all private health insurance in the United States be abolish

Citizens Action announced Tuesday a campaign to change insurance laws in 14 states, patterned after