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When the National Transportation Safety Board meets Tuesday to consider causes of the August collisi

Martin Marietta Corp., a Bethesda, Md.-based diversified company, announced several key executive ap

Radio communications will be required between train crews and control towers in New York State under

The U.S. economy continued to expand in June, according to the latest survey of purchasing managers.

Consumers are already responding to the threat of salmonella poisoning in poultry by buying less chi

Consolidators Unlimited Inc. is suing a former manager for more than $12 million, claiming he misapp

The Organization of American States has developed a full service database designed to promote trade

The main trading countries of Southeast Asia must expand preferential tariff ar rangements and bolst

Colo. Utility Gets Nod To Hike Plant's OutputPublic Service Co. of Colorado said it received

Du Pont (Hong Kong) Ltd., a local unit of E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., Wilmington, Del., plans to

After 18 years in business, Airbus Industrie's name rings familiar to millions of air travelers as a

The Federal Aviation Administration is ordering airlines to install switch guards to avoid a repetit

European demands for stricter environmental and pollution controls following major chemical spills h

The Paducah & Louisville Railway Inc. has been operating as a regional carrier less than a year and

The 1988 wheat program announced last week by USDA is in line with the expectations of traders and a

Non-oil commodity prices fell by about 33 percent in real terms between 1980 and 1986, the U.N. Conf

While the United States was marking its independence, Asia's oldest colonial outpost was preparing t

Wheat growers are praising Agriculture Secretary Richard E. Lyng for holding the line in a tug-of-wa

Kings Point to Receive Class of '91 on July 7NEW YORK - The U.S. Merchant Marine Academy's c

The Federal Maritime Commission ordered a formal investigation to determine whether an importer of I

Western Canadian farmers have some 90 million acres under grain crops. There will not be much of a r

A top oil official said Peru may soon have to import petroleum because government policies are hurti

New York Power Authority Chairman Richard M. Flynn said consumers in the New York City metropolitan

From a distance, the McAllen Foreign-Trade Zone's metal buildings with corporate logos look like a t

China is not dumping chemical products in the United States, and punitive actions by Washington are

International bank lending nearly doubled last year to $486 billion, according to data gathered by t

New market niches for polypropylene combined with a drop in industry capacity worldwide have resulte

The former top two executives of Oak Brook, Ill.,-based Great Lakes International Corp. have pleaded

You can try to take Fireman's Fund out of Massachusetts, but you can't take Massachusetts out of Fir

The New York Power Authority has scaled down an expansion plan for the Robert Moses Niagara hydropow

The discovery of Oriental fruit flies in suburban Hawaiian Gardens will prompt the state to quaranti

Several large Swedish companies are opposing Sweden's full boycott imposed this week on trade with S

A high ranking Commerce Department official said Thursday that the diversion of high technology mill

The Reagan administration will propose legislation aimed at resolving the turmoil that engulfed the

When you're under way, there are only a few things a sailor can do on an aircraft carrier, the suppl

Ship and barge owners are concerned about a provision of environmental legislation pending in the Se

The board of directors of Reichhold Chemicals Inc. unanimously rejected an unexpected $52.50-a-share

It may be some time before the travel supply industry will get used to a completely free market econ

Singapore Airlines Orders Boeing PlaneThe partly state-owned Singapore Airlines announced th

The Massachusetts Port Authority says it is unlikely that Boston Mayor Raymond Flynn's suggestions t