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The port of Baltimore got good news late last week when six more shipping companies agreed to begin

A pioneering nuclear expert at the weekend offered Congress what he called a ''neat way" out of the

A move this month to change the name of Ente Nazionale Idrocarburi's coal unit from Agip Carbone to

Fed Grants Sumitomo Bank Holding StatusWASHINGTON - The Federal Reserve Board approved an ap

For most consumers, the breakup of the Bell system has resulted in sharply higher bills for local te

British-manufactured robotic vehicles that are designed for materials handling, are said to be the f

Senate Trade Bill Vote Expected on TuesdayThe final Senate vote on its version of the omnibu

The maritime industry is citing 14 heroic Coast Guardsmen who rescued the crew of a Soviet cargo shi

The Kuwaiti tankers that will carry the Stars and Stripes through the Persian Gulf past Iranian guns

The Maritime Administration and its subsidy board will allow Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. to broaden tw

The less experience the better, insurance companies are telling their employee benefits attorneys.

Rochester Gas & Electric Corp. named its next president, but the board extended the active employmen

Florida's antitrust chief says the state's attorney general is "looking into" the possibility that a

EC Refuses to Yield In US Meat DisputesThe European Community has no intention of giving way

The Malaysian government has decided to increase its oil production by 8,000 barrels a day to a tota

Is it possible for coal to be trucked from Virginia to Florida at a lower cost than rail transporta

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

AVIATION The Transportation Department put airlines on notice that stronger enforcement of p

A consortium of six Japanese companies and a U.S. company jointly submitted a proposal to help build

A company and a man - Sea-Land Corp. and Shannon J. Wall, president of the National Maritime Union o

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Calling herself a little garden-variety farm girl who believes in my product, Anne Rominger is tryin

Japan's trade minister proposed to U.S. officials that the same sensitive technology Toshiba illegal

American Airlines is negotiating with one of its contract feed partners for the purchase of regional

Santa Fe Agrees to Sell Construction CompanySanta Fe Southern Pacific Corp. has agreed to se

A consulting firm hired by the Long Island Rail Road to oversee the purchase of concrete slabs was p

Sun Electric Corp. sold a manufacturing unit in France to AC-France, which distributes equipment and

Larry A. Levine, tax partner at Arthur Andersen & Co. in Miami, was appointed vice president, financ

Teddy Gleason eats eggs and bacon every morning for breakfast. John Bowers prefers cereal and prune

Columbia Gas Transmission Corp., a unit of Columbia Gas System, will imminently begin work on a 34-m

American Electric Posts Rise in NetCOLUMBUS, Ohio - American Electric Power Co. reported net

A Japanese firm has sued the maker of a high-tech toilet seat for more than $24 million because the

Canadian business leaders are pushing hard to seal a free trade agreement between the United States

China said its inflation rate accelerated in the first half of 1987 and construction projects defied

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

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Giants in the pharmaceutical industry recently launched seven projects in Grenada, the Dominican Rep

Truckers operating in the Eastern Central states urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to reject

LOWER RATES AND BETTER SERVICE are helping Roadway Express Inc. regain some of the market share it l

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