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Montedison is bullish on its recent increased investment in Himont's polypropylene business, accordi

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management

A recent report challenges the widely held assumption that the Japanese equities market is overvalue

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Britain's exports to the United States fell back steeply between July and August, while imports rose

The president of the European Parliament said Thursday he is not hopeful that agricultural trade iss

SIGN THE MEASURE INTO LAW was the message to President Reagan by various lawmakers and private group

James J. McNamara was named chief surveyor at National Cargo Bureau Inc., a non-profit organization

The complex format of the House-Senate conference on the trade bill and the political infighting in

The Agriculture Department says a rise in exports of U.S. farm commodities is expected to carry over

Japanese Company To Sell Odorless GarlicA Japanese company said Thursday it has found a way

Howitzers and dump trucks aren't your typical barge-transported commodities, but one waterway transp

Despite a decision by the New York State Department of Transportation authorizing use of 48-foot, 10

1033.0 (Sept. 24) Previous day - 1026.0 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in

The port of Seattle's interest in buying ailing Lockheed Shipbuilding Co. is not so much a bid to en

Chief executives of major containership lines are meeting here this week to discuss issues affecting

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The world's airlines face more political obstacles than technological ones in a planned attempt to s

Federal Express Corp. reported net income for the quarter ended Aug. 31 of $52.4 million, or $1 a sh

Polish Railway Goals Fall Behind ScheduleFRANKFURT, West Germany - The Polish national railw

Hong Kong shipowners have asked the British government to increase its naval presence in the war-tor

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Speeding trains may now have to watch for Smokey in Pittsburgh. Early this week, the Pittsbu

TRUE TO ITS WORD, the International Longshoremen's Association has leased an office in Riviera Beach

Del Monte Tropical Fruit Co. has contracted with a Spanish shipyard to build six refrigerated ships

Scott Paper Plans Facility in FranceScott Paper Co. recently announced that its 100 percent-

Economically troubled Caribbean countries are trying to lure offshore business from the Far East.

More than 500 representatives of U.S. toy and games companies were among the 9,000 attending the fir

In this day of super plastic, of a wallet full of instant credit cards to buy just about anything wi

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

The U.S. dollar declined in thin trading Thursday amid continued speculation about the outcome of th

Norway's Norsk Koks Werks will turn to the United States to buy 50,000 metric tons of coking coal in

Oil refineries in Singapore are bracing for tougher competition from Indonesia, which will increase

The European Community will step up its legal actions to end competition- stifli ng restrictive acco

Santa Fe Southern Pacific Corp.'s offer to buy back more than one-third of its stock is primarily a

Delta Queen Steamboat Co. of New Orleans wants government help in financing a new $30 million paddle

Ryder Will Acquire Consolidated ConvoyRyder System Inc. has signed an agreement to acquire C

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority has voted to reduce, but not ban, smoking aboard Metro-Nor

International banks have indicated willingness to disburse a delayed $750 million loan installment t

The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc