| The Wall Street Journal Western Edition 1990 Eduardo Lachica |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| Bush seeks to give Eastern Europe, Soviets expanded access to Western technology. | Business, general | Eduardo Lachica |
| Chip-making pioneer in U.S. found grief in Seiko joint venture; Micro Power's John Hall says his loss of the firm shows dangers in Japanese deals; charges of poor management. (Micro Power Systems Inc.) (company profile) | Business, general | Eduardo Lachica |
| Curbs relaxed for exporters of technology; U.S. concerns won't need licenses for shipments beginning in early July. | Business, general | Eduardo Lachica |
| Japan firms face charge of dumping high-tech screens. | Business, general | Eduardo Lachica |
| Japan's NTT selects AT&T, Motorola and Ericsson to help in cellular project. (Nippon Telegraph and Telephone, Telefon AB L.M. Ericsson) | Business, general | Eduardo Lachica, John J. Keller |
| Panel urges civilian technology agency to help U.S. manufacturers regain edge. (report by US Office of Technology Assessment) (Technology & Health) | Business, general | Eduardo Lachica |
| Software-imports ruling by U.S. sets trade precedent. (Commerce Department and unfair trade) | Business, general | Eduardo Lachica |
| Sprint to supply Soviet joint venture with switches. (US Sprint Communications Corp.) | Business, general | Eduardo Lachica |
| U.S. computer and chip makers seek new agreement with Japan. | Business, general | Eduardo Lachica |
| U.S. may loosen proposed rules on the export of supercomputers. | Business, general | Eduardo Lachica |
| U.S. may relax export safeguards for computers. (Department of Commerce) | Business, general | Eduardo Lachica |
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