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Freightliner Corp. will become the first U.S. truck maker to offer anti-lock brakes on production mo

CWS Truck Rail Truck Inc. will open a new freight forwarding yard near Chicago to prepare steel and

The New Orleans Traffic and Transportation Bureau will close Feb. 28 after 74 years of operation bec

The Reagan administration proposed a package of regulatory and legislative changes to ease licensing

The confidence of U.S. business leaders edged upward during the fourth quarter of 1986, but trailed

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Innovative Controls Shifts ManufacturingIn a move that bucks the current trend toward overse

No-Smoking Regulation Proposed by NY AgencyA statewide regulation was passed Friday that wou

Tokyo Electric Power Co. and Tohoku Electric Power Co. agreed to link the import price of Indonesian

Norway's Petroleum Directorate has long feared that gas pockets could create dangerous situations du

Novo Buys Almost 20 percent Of California's IdetekBAGSVAERD, Denmark - Novo Industri A/S has

RCM Tests Dry Process For DesulfurizationCAMDEN, N.J. - RCM Technologies Inc. said it has st

Chrysler Corp. Chairman Lee Iacocca's oft-repeated call for government action to cut the U.S. trade

President Reagan is almost three months overdue in appointing members of a special independent commi

BAX Boasts Large Staff Of Experts on HazardsIRVINE, Calif. - Burlington Air Express claims i

Widespread public demand in the United Kingdom for shares of British Airways as the government priva

A troubled shipyard, best known for work on America's Cup yachts, may move a commercial repair faci

Traffic through Hong Kong's port jumped sharply in the third quarter of last year compared with the

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The pace of recent gasoline price hikes slowed over the past two weeks, but prices still rose nearl

European Community and U.S. officials will swap information and try to develop common standards in t

No radioactivity was released during a flash fire in a diesel-powered backup generating unit of the

The average 1987 base price for the five major Japanese imports is $11,988, up $1,864 or 18 percent

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

The United States begins 1987 with a towering $200 billion foreign debt and a fresh worry - for the

GENERAL NEWS U.S. economic growth will slip to a lackluster 2.3 percent pace this year befor

Coal companies and trading firms trying to gauge the transportation market should anticipate higher

The port of Genoa removed from office the top leaders of the dockworkers' guild and put the entire o

Countries are born, countries grow up, and countries die. Only Kuwait can retire and live off its in

Foreign investors are battling for a bigger share of California after a slowdown during a recession

GENERAL NEWS U.S. economic growth will slip to a lackluster 2.3 percent pace this year befor

The Norwegian government's initiative to set up a competitive international ship register is creatin

As a source of wealth, action and investment protection, the nation's major futures markets are a ho

Livestock prices this year may average somewhat less than Agriculture Department experts have been f

February 9, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallo

USSR-W. German Ties BONN, West Germany - The Soviet Union wants better relations with West G

Owners of the largest coal loading terminal on the West Coast are resigned to volume remaining flat

Monsanto Chemical Co. will upgrade its cholorobenzene production facility in St. Louis to help bolst

President Reagan will propose legislation designed to foil future home recording of compact discs an

The Semiconductor Industry Association asked President Reagan to act at once against Japan for faili