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The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered Pacific Inland Tariff Bureau to cancel a planned restruct

Complaints of malfunctions in radar equipment used to track planes over Southern California have bro

The international trade community has made significant progress in expediting the exchange of docume

The process of transferring Conrail to the private sector begins here this week. At least 11

Despite Saudi insistence that the departure of its long-time Oil Minister Ahmed Zaki Yamani does not

Hughes Completes Deal For C-E's Vetco GraySTAMFORD, Conn. - Hughes Tool Co. has completed th

New figures by the Agriculture Department show U.S. trade sanctions against South Africa will have l

$1.65 Million Lawsuit May Spur Class ActionA $1.65 million lawsuit, described as the beginni

Nine southern African states, seeking to cut their dependence on white-led South Africa, launched a

Israeli President's Tour TEL AVIV, Israel - President Chaim Herzog began an 18-day tour of A

Louisiana is again saddled with the nation's highest unemployment rate, and officials say they can't

Gorbachev Favors Talks MOSCOW - Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev said he favors holding an

A blazing oil well fire is staining the sea and air of Campeche Sound and embarrassing Petroleos Mex

Export Crop Acreage Is Lowest in 14 YearsStatisticians in the Agriculture Department say exp

College Retirement Equities Fund, the $25 billion equity component of higher education's pension fun

The Maritime Administration and its subsidy board broke new policy ground in allowing American Presi

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Ore. Maritime Museum Opens in PortlandPORTLAND, Ore. - Portland has finally joined the other

Pitfalls in the growing use of syndication in the U.S. reinsurance industry have led to the formatio

Consolidated Rail Corp. reported net income of $107 million or $3.82 a share for the third quarter a

Poverty-stricken Liberia's economy continues to worsen, and the west African nation's foreign debts

Chinese launch rockets and tactical missiles will be among the centerpieces today at the opening of

Trade with with China must be tied in with investment, technology transfer and compensation (barter)

Sheikh Ahmed Zaki Yamani's dismissal as Saudi Arabia's oil minister could be good news for oil tanke

Fuel loading began at the Nine Mile Point 2 nuclear power plant, putting the country's most expensiv

Takeover announcements and speculation involving "story stocks" and restructurings continued to domi

BP to Boost PVC PricesOn Nov. 15BP Performance Polymers Inc., Hackettstown, N.J., an

Atochem Inc. Hikes PricesOf DMSOGLEN ROCK, N.J. - Atochem Inc. announced that it has

The U.S. Department of Agriculture's elimination of combining substitute grain and pik-and-roll alre

The best trade policy for the United States would be based on reciprocity, Rep. Glenn Anderson told

A long-established Canadian Great Lakes operator, Halco Inc. of Montreal, announced an agreement to

American President Lines extended its cross-trade cargo operations to include container service link

The Supreme Court took another step toward a decision on how states must interpret a federal law bar

The Supreme Court ruled that federal wrongful death awards to the families of slain police officers

Tracks belonging to Burlington Northern Railroad are being offered to the city of Seattle so that a

Responding to travel industry pressure, Greece is to join Israel in a common effort in the United St

The following index charts weekly changes in motor carrier tonnage originatingfrom 49 produc

Agreement from Mexico's commercial creditors on a multibillion-dollar loan package is expected to be

American Hoechst Corp. isn't the first foreign-owned chemical company to acquire a U.S. chemical com

The way John Svinos sees it, the $20,000 a year that Chevron contributes to the Tulsa University Art