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AMERICAN EXPRESS BANK (New York) - Arthur H. Berman was named executive director and treasurer.<

South Korea's dynamic economic growth will increase zinc consumption by about 20 percent in the next

President Lee Teng-hui's forthcoming "private" visit to Cornell University should spur trade and cap

MARATHON FINDS MORE OIL, GAS IN NORTH SEANEW YORK - Marathon Oil Co. said it discove

Thursday May 25, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representi

BRAZIL CHAMBER OKS END OF TELECOM MONOPOLYSAO PAULO, Brazil - The Brazilian Chamber

A strong rules-based global trade system is the best way to nurture predictability and stability in

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Employment in major Italian industries rose 0.1 percent in February from January, but fell an annual

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Three general rules apply to all facets of security: * Know the enemy: their goals, prioriti

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China's blossoming electronics sector is hoping to trade domestic market access for technology and e

For Continental/Silite International, a manufacturer of food-service products, aggressive export pro

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Once Eastern Europe's leader in export growth, the Czech Republic is struggling to regain its place

European standards for testing and certification and government procurement top the list of issues w

Clarification of the government's new telecommunications policy is likely to benefit private domesti

New Jersey became the third state this week to consider curbs on the growing power of the National A

Yet another U.S.-Japan trade dispute may soon emerge - a Japanese proposal to subject U.S. and other

Lower mortgage rates did not provide the leveling of home sales in April that economists had forecas

The chairman of Lloyd's of London and the New York State Insurance Department signed an agreement We

Members of Parliament said Thursday a system of external regulation should replace self-regulation a

A banking crisis has engulfed the Russian Far East, with owners of small businesses rushing to withd

Transportation Secretary Federico Pena's decision to modify the U.S.-U.K. aviation accord came under

European airports have mounted a rearguard action against efforts to dismantle monopolies on ground-

Japan will retaliate if the United States goes ahead with threatened airline sanctions, a Japanese g

The Philippines is heeding a U.S. warning and taking steps to tighten Manila airport security agains

Southeast Asian countries, whose economies have benefited enormously from an influx of international

Continuing to apply pressure on its international rivals, United Parcel Service on Wednesday announc

A study by Federal Express Corp., released Wednesday, finds that two-thirds of U.S. small businesses

Pilot-union officials say the latest contract offer from Continental Airlines falls short of what wi

TALKS WITH CAR HAULERS YIELD GAINS, UNION SAYSALEXANDRIA, Va. - Progress at the nego

Industry attempts to retain congressional support for maritime subsidies met with mixed results Wedn

Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport plans to acquire a 1 percent stake in Vienna International Airport afte

Shipping lines are scrambling to find containers to accommodate export cargoes in South Atlantic por

TEXACO REFINERY RESTART SAID TO BE DELAYEDLONDON - The restart of Texaco's 190,000 b

Environmental group Greenpeace took its attempt to stop an oil rig being dumped at sea to Britain's

The Indian government has started implementing a package designed to protect the stately Taj Mahal b