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Moody's Investors Service said it placed the long-term debt ratings of four Japanese banks under rev

French companies are taking advantage of the lower value of the U.S. dollar to boost their investmen

London Futures Mart Sets Yen Bond TradingLONDON - The London International Financial Futures

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A group of United Airlines employees, seeking to keep the airline out of the clutches of the Airline

Road Haulage Association biennial tanker convention and exhibit, June 17-19, Norbreck Castle and Nor

960.5 (June 17) Previous day - 966.0 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in Lo

With their usual finesse for detail the French have made entry to this year's Paris Air Show, genera

The Air Force has been talking to three defense contractors about a possible replacement for a fleet

Embraer currently counts four U.S. regional airlines among its leading customers. Those include:

GE Aircraft Engines Inks Pact With PartnersGE Aircraft Engines U.S.A. said it has reached ag

At least one Brazilian company, aircraft manufacturer Embraer - Empresa Brasileira de Aeronautica, i

Mideast Nation Runs Cargo Check SystemsCargo examination systems capable of checking contain

If efforts to increase car pooling in Rockland and Westchester counties are unsuccessful, New York s

American Trucking Associations reaffirmed its support for the 55 mile an hour speed limit and said i

When Scania first came to the land of sell, sell, sell, its U.S. competitors couldn't make heads or

Truck driver Fred Bowse Jr. remembers the bee sting and little else until he awakened to find himsel

Commercial truck drivers should be required to provide prospective employers with a history of past

Reichhold Hikes Latex, Copolymer PricesDOVER, Del. - The emulsion polymers division of Reich

Nippon Kokan (NKK), Japan's second-largest steelmaker, has initiated a biotechnology research and de

Japan plans to cooperate with the United States in maintaining safe navigation in the Persian Gulf i

International Minerals & Chemical Corp.'s subsidiary, Mallinckrodt Inc., will to build the first aro

Consumption of U.S.-produced fertilizer products increased overall for the crop year-to-date period,

A court has put off until June 26 a hearing on Sea-Land Service's bid to buy ships and routes from U

The House-Senate conference attempting to write a budget for fiscal 1988 tenta tively agreed to redu

James L. Emery, the U.S. administrator of the St. Lawrence Seaway, is encouraged by cargo gains on t

The port of Oakland on Tuesday approved a $100 million agreement to transform Jack London Square int

Oil terminal operators have worries other than those occupying containerport managers. For one thing

Nippon Yusen Kaisha has opened a wholly-owned Canadian subsidiary, NYK Line (Ontario) Inc., which be

The port of St. John's, the capital of Antigua, is being expanded in a US$23.5 million program to ea

Officials in Indonesia say work will start shortly on US$11 million projects to upgrade ports at Jak

A Republican member of the House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee took the Reagan administrat

Drivers in New Jersey who can't get traditional automobile insurance because their driving records l

The man who runs the largest pension fund consulting agency in the nation can't be found anywhere ne

A group of Swiss investors asked Mexican authorities for permission to set up a plant to produce mar

Stockholders of Pension Insurance Group of America Inc., at a special meeting here Wednesday, approv

More than two dozen central New York workers, taking advantage of the state's infant toxic torts law

Congressional Democrats appeared close to nailing down an elusive budget agree ment Wednesday aftern

The House Energy and Commerce Committee Wednesday approved catastrophic illness insurance for Medica

An industry-opposed bill mandating state approval before insurance companies could increase or decre