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Tennessee Valley Awards 11 ContractsTennessee Valley Authority awarded 11 spot coal contract

A DIET POOL is the answer Re Capital Corp. has for fatties who need an incentive to lose weight. The

Pressed by incentives granted other multinational competitors, IBM do Brasil is farming out producti

James A. Baker III, U.S. Treasury secretary, said the market will determine the value of the dollar.

The Federal Maritime Commission at its next scheduled meeting Wednesday, Feb. 11, will consider the

February 5, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallo

The Army Corps of Engineers has given a state agency another month to see if Navy dredging technolog

Most of the world's major tin producing countries will cut exports beginning next month in an attemp

Crude oil output in France last year reached a record 21.9 million barrels, up 12 percent on 1985, b

Prime Minister Brian Mulroney accused the senior U.S. trade envoy of insensitivity for questioning

R. Kenneth Johns retired as president of Sea-Land Service Inc. and is being replaced by Jackson A. B

A British expert told U.S. insurance companies they soon can market insurancebroadly in Euro

Four shipping lines and the International Organization of Masters, Mates and Pilots have tentatively

Sale of A.H Robins A Solution, Lawyers SayRICHMOND, Va. - Lawyers for women who have sued A.

Commercial fishermen seldom agree on anything. They say theirs is a cut- throat industry. Bu

Another century marker fell by the wayside Thursday, as the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed abov

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

Northwest Airlines To Offer Common StockST. PAUL, Minn. - NWA Inc., parent company of Northw

The Suriname Aluminum Co., a subsidiary of the Aluminum Company of America,closed its alumi

Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry is considering allowing Daihatsu Motor Co., Jap

Continental AppointsNewmanContinental Corp., a multi-line insurance holding company,

John A. Georges, chairman and chief executive officer of International Paper Co., was elected a dire

U.S. automakers scheduled the assembly of 175,221 cars in domestic factories this week, Ward's Autom

A non-union operator is working peacefully and smoothly in the port of Miami. Until recently

A proposed code to harmonize identification of commodities for trade may be ''held hostage on some o

The Burlington Northern Railroad attacked the proposed merger of the Santa Fe and Southern Pacific r

Nearly half of the Senate co-sponsored a comprehensive bill to reform the nation's trade laws.

General Motors Corp.'s fourth quarter profits plummeted to a level 69.5 percent below those reported

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

Thirty-four years ago the saying was held to be true, and economists say it's true today. What's goo

Two New York property owners along Lake Ontario filed a lawsuit in federal court accusing the New Yo

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While Pakistani and Indian diplomats negotiated to ease tensions over a troop buildup on their borde

TITLE III: UNFAIR INTERNATIONAL TRADE PRACTICES INVESTIGATIONSSubtitle A: Mandatory Enforcem

Japanese Protest Tax TOKYO - Opposition parties, protesting a proposed 5 percent sales tax,

Some high-growth U.S. businesses have performed well in the global marketplace in recent years, and

Lee A. Iacocca accepted an offer from Chrysler Corp.'s board of directors to remain chairman of the

Shipowners, forwarding and maritime agents, trucking companies and other entrepreneurs using the por

Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry is considering allowing Daihatsu Motor Co., Jap

Auditors have determined that Texaco Inc. owes Louisiana more than $250 million in underpaid royalti