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Articles in July 26, 1993 issue of Business America

• Leipzig: a magnet for U.S. business in Eastern Germany
  by Birgit Lehne
• International trade fairs in Northrhine Westphalia - Germany
  by Sigrid Glar
• Honor roll of U.S. exporters - best US exporters
• International trade exhibitions
• Germany's environmental legislation: obstacles for U.S. exporters?
  by Brenda J. Fisher
• Frankfurt: the gateway to capital, commerce, and communication in the New Europe
  by Kenneth Keefe
• Program helps firms in Appalachia market their products globally
• Unified Germany: the struggle to stay competitive - Germany's import-export sector
  by John A. Larsen
• Massive environmental 'clean-up' required in Eastern Germany
  by John A. Larsen
• Standards and certification for the German market under the EC system
  by Christian Failmezger
• Programs and personnel expand to help U.S. firms in Russia and NIS - Newly Independent States
  by Yianna Christophorou
• Business opportunities in the new German states
  by James L. Joy
• US&FCS Stuttgart: U.S. exporters' passport to Baden-Wuerttemberg, a valued customer of American products and technology - Foreign Commercial Service
  by Camille E. Sailer
• The 'green key' service in Korea can unlock doors for U.S. business visitors
  by Clint Yuhfill
• Exporting pays off - First Co.'s foreign trade efforts
• High-tech Bavaria beckons U.S. business
  by Michale J. Richardson
• Hamburg: a powerhouse in logistics and distribution services
  by Jennifer Ventker
• Procedures simplified for business with Israel - export procedures