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The U.S. helicopter carrier Guadalcanal sailed up the Persian Gulf Monday, with one of its Sea Stall

Many East African airlines likely will have to abandon routes to Western European destinations if ne

Scores of fuel oil companies nationwide, in addition to promoting their own sales, are banding toget

The surviving children of a pilot who died with his wife and a daughter when his plane collided with

Record volatility in the Japanese government bond market during the past five months signals a new e

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

Some U.S. exporters say they hope to benefit from a planned $10.2 billion modernization program by T

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

U.S. Attorney General Edwin Meese III opened a three-day Sino-American Conference on Economic Law by

MERCHANDISE PROCESSING FEE. All merchandise formally entered or withdrawn from warehouse for consump

Gov. Gerald S. Baliles and the Virginia Port Authority have made it official: The VPA plans to devel

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The Independent Tanker Owners Association, Intertanko, wants to see Japan and other countries that a

The International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union said it will take a second vote on its pro

Contrary to its pricey image, International Business Machines Corp. offers the lowest cost of owners

Production of chlorine gas and chlorine liquid was mixed in June, according to the Chlorine Institut

A severe drought sweeping areas of Southeast Asia will have "serious effects" on Vietnam's key winte

Calling the current system discriminatory and irrational," the Travelers Cos. Monday filed suit in M

The U.S. dollar drifted lower against major foreign currencies Monday in quiet summer trading.

The decision by the Federal Reserve Board to allow commercial banks to buy foreign non-financial fir

U.S. factories, utilities and mines operated at 80.5 percent of capacity in July, after adjustment f

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

Four Southeast Asian countries pledged to streamline customs procedures from early next year in hope

It reads like an unfinished cheer: hip, hip . . . but no hooray. The Reagan administration'

An explosion ripped through a chemical storage warehouse near Seoul's Kimpo International Airport, k

Long-promised plans to privatize petrochemicals are finally under way, but no one is yet very sure h

Today's port industry is operating in an environment that is rapidly changingbecause of auto

Unlike earlier highway builders, Joseph A. Sullivan says that today, active cooperation between road

Pratt & Whitney's JT8D engine series enjoys among the best reputations in the airline industry and p

Police Monday searched offices of Japan Air Lines trying to obtain material evidence of criminal res

A U.S. insurance company has sold its assets in a Jamaican firm to a local conglomerate. It

Problems Beset Building Prior to CollapseHARTFORD, Conn. - The L'Ambiance Plaza apartment bu

Todd Shipyards Corp. and its Todd Pacific Shipyards Corp. subsidiary filed Monday for protection fro

The cost of heating a home in northern Alaska can get pretty steep in the winter, so some people thi

Frank's Fuel, North Tarrytown, N.Y., was sold Friday to Original Consumers Oil Heating Corp., Bronx,

One black worker was killed and two were injured in fighting between supporters and opponents of a s

Some coal industry sources see new market opportunities being created in Cleveland-Cliffs Inc.'s dec

Union Carbide Corp. and Indian legal representatives are expected to begin negotiating interim relie

The Agriculture Department served notice recently that it isn't running fly- by-night hotels for bir

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