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Philippines Files Suit Against Marcos FamilyMANILA, Philippines - The Philippines government

Pfizer chemical division is increasing the price of Federal Food Codex and United States Pharmacopei

One of the compensations for having to fly to Hong Kong on business is that no matter which of that

The Long Island Lighting Co. refiled its application to begin operating the troubled Shoreham nuclea

A former worker at the Peach Bottom nuclear power plant filed a $5.2 million lawsuit against Philade

A stainless-steel tube that ruptured at a nuclear power plant, allowing a trace of radioactivity to

The Japanese government announced it has decided to implement more open methods for purchasing super

Unemployment in UK Continues to DeclineThe number of people out of work in Britain continued

The United States and Japan may sign an agreement next week on supercomputer trade. U.S. off

Bethlehem Steel Hikes Prices of Rail ProductsBETHLEHEM, Pa. - Bethlehem Steel Corp. announce

Lightning-fast cross-country rail hauls spurred the U.S. Postal Service to award Conrail a lucrativ

Intel Corp.'s decision to work with another big semiconductor company to develop customized chips co

A federal judge was scheduled Thursday to hear additional testimony from a group of common sharehold

Swedish Camper Made To Fit Small CarsScando, a Swedish company, has designed a camper to fit

The presidential task force on long-term health care will recommend tax incentives for purchase of l

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The British Airways takeover of arch-rival British Caledonian seems likely to trigger another feroci

The New York Mercantile Exchange intends to begin trading propane futures contracts on August 21, pe

Ron Kasperger, terminal supervisor for Cabinda Gulf Oil Co., says the firm's 240,000 barrel-a-day op

Koji Kobayashi, president of Nippon Electric Corp., a leading Japanese electronic company, wasn't ha

The Pakistan government Thursday denied it tried to import from a U.S. company a type of steel used

China almost balanced its foreign trade in June with $3.439 billion worth of exports and $3.462 bill

Mack Trucks Inc. is claiming victory following a decision by a federal judge to require transferring

The Chinese government is considering shifting away from its present low-rent system for housing and

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

The operator of the Peach Bottom nuclear plant, shut down because employees routinely slept on the j

The Federal Maritime Commission, already involved in an investigation of South Korean shipping pract

The European Community Commission has opened an investigation into a British complaint about alleged

British & Commonwealth Holdings PLC, the former shipping group that has since moved into financial s

A Flint, Mich., businessman said to be a major figure in an investigation into alleged municipal cor

Niels W. Johnsen, chairman of Central Gulf Lines, says the two pure car carriers that his company is

The nation's factories, mines and utilities operated at 79.7 percent of capacity in June, unchanged

Yugoslavian Miners Strike Over Low PayBELGRADE, Yugoslavia - About 200 miners from the Soko

A British consortium that plans to provide the United Kingdom's first direct TV broadcasts via satel

Northrop Posts Net Loss in PeriodNorthrop Corp. reported a net loss of $15.4 million on slig

A famine relief ship carrying 8,000 tons of food bound for Mozambique and Jordan won permission to

The fortune cookie business in the United States is far from breaking up. Umeya Rice Cake Co

Some $3.4 billion of assets backing the single-premium deferred annuities of the bankrupt Baldwin-Un

One of the largest and most influential corporations in Hawaii is no more. Liquidation of Di