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President Reagan is expected to move quickly to name a new secretary of transportation to replace El

AVIATION 5 major Japanese aircraft manufacturers have worked out an agreement with McDonnell

IT WAS A DARK AND STORMY MORNING when this reporter was flying commercial to an assignment last Tues

Sony Corp. says it will launch a digital audio tape player in Europe in October, a step that would g

Congress appears headed for another temporary extension of health and life insurance benefits for th

Statoil to Look for Oil In German North SeaFRANKFURT, West Germany - The state-owned Norwegi

Suppose you called a news conference with a hot issue like low-level radioactive waste disposal and

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Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone will express Japan's willingness to share responsibility for assuri

The widening gap between British domestic coal prices and spot market rates here are raising traders

Peru's foreign debt committee, presided over by Finance Minister Gustavo Saberbein, has approved a d

Hyundai Motor Co. may be the first South Korea automaker to build an assembly plant in the United St

The Reagan administration will tell U.S. oil companies soon that it no longer objects to their doing

Due to an editing error, a key paragraph was dropped from Friday's story "New Reserves ofCoal Found

The rising U.S. trade deficit is stirring Reagan administration fears of more trade bill troubles in

Encyclopaedia Britannica Inc. recently branded as totally unauthorized and unlawful" the efforts to

Federal energy regulators have disclosed to Congress a split in their ranks over whether to encourag

September 11, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gal

Northern Indiana Public Service Co. and Texas Oil & Gas Corp. said that they will form a partnership

Pentair Inc. announced completion of the sale of its paper milllocated in Port Huron, Mich., to E.B.

Anti-lock brakes suddenly seem to be coming out of the woodwork. An official of Leaseway Tra

The reforms undertaken by Soviet General Secretary Mikhail Gorbachev are insufficient to reverse the

Japanese bankers and government officials harbor serious doubts about Brazil's proposal to convert h

Exports of Australian automotive components are expected to reach record levels this year. W

Although best known for its publishing and theme-park businesses, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich Inc. has

Top Stories: Insurance agents are increasing their calls for reform of state laws governing the i

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

In an era of mounting trade tension and tug-of-war trade bills, some people see import quota auction

Lobbyists from virtually every segment of the Massachusetts economy tried to make last-minute adjust

International Longshoremen's Association President John M. Bowers, disappointed that management offe

Japan is hungry for disposable chopsticks, and some U.S. companies are looking to eat up a share of

Britain's annual inflation rate remained steady at 4.4 percent in August, the government said.

A West Coast auto terminal company is doubling the size of its terminal on San Francisco Bay, predic

Conference to Focus On Distress NetworkFRANKFURT, West Germany - The International Mobile Te

Dainippon Ink Holds 96 percent of ReichholdDainippon Ink and Chemicals Inc. said it held mor

Packaging, high-performance composites in aerospace and defense applications, and the blending of ma

The United States, in a surprise move criticized by environmentalists, has demanded 90 percent ratif

When a freak storm blew onto Oneida Lake in 1945, John Vetter abandoned asinking tug. He escaped saf

The Georgia Ports Authority is recovering strongly from the collapse of United States Lines, its big

Boston & Maine Railroad operations entered the history books at midnight Saturday as Guilford Transp