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In the past, most of Europe's major airlines were known as rather staid national emblem-bearers, hel

Thirty-eight companies and organizations submitted comments to the U.S. Trade Representative's offic

Mar. 30, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

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The Environmental Protection Agency added 101 sites to its list of Superfund hazardous waste dumps,

BUTANEDIOL BASF Corp., Parsippany, N.J., is increasing its off-schedule price of 1,4-Butaned

FOREIGN AFFILIATES TO HIKE SPENDING 12 PERCENTAffected by sharply lower increases in capital

U.S. Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter told his staff and industrial officials to come up with o

Aviation insurers were worried about what would happen to premium rates when it came time for airlin

International Shipholding Corp. announced Thursday that it has completed its acquisition of Waterman

The 12 unions seeking to replace the United Transportation Union as the representative of the worker

WHAT IT IS: The Export-Import Bank of the United States, founded in 1934, is a federal agency to hel

BUSH TOLD OIL CLEANUP 'GOING AT FULL SPEED'President Bush's top advisers on the Alaska oil s

Dockworkers and ship companies active in East Coast ports will unveil an anti-drug smuggling program

The life and health insurance industry announced Thursday that it is pledging $16 million to establi

"Electronic data interchange is not for the faint of heart or slim of wallet." That quote ha

Thu. Mar. 30, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

March came in like the proverbial lion for Hampton Roads, Va., coal terminals, which loaded ships at

Three days after the surprise announcement of a radical change in Taiwan's foreign exchange operatio

South Korea has no further plans to revalue its currency despite U.S.pressure, according to

The wreck of a ship that sank two weeks ago with a load of dangerous insecticide has been found, but

COURT RESERVES RULING ON SYMPATHY STRIKENEW YORK - A federal appeals court reserved ruling o

Movie-making was on everyone's mind this week as Hollywood nervously waited for the results at the a

Hanjin Shipping Co., South Korea's largest liner company, has reached agreement with the Port of Lon

1624 (Mar. 30, 1989) Previous day - 1631 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

The U.S. dollar rose above the key psychological level of 1.90 deutsche marks Thursday and then fell

A $40 million expansion project now under way at Santo Domingo's Las Americas International Airport

EC URGES STRICT RULES ABOUT ADS ON TOBACCOBRUSSELS, Belgium - The European Community Commiss

South Korea faces its worst economic performance since 1985 as a result of rapidly rising wage costs

Pharmatec Inc. announced it has received a license from the U.S. Department of Commerce to U.S. pate

The diversified conglomerate Swire Pacific Ltd. chalked up a 25 percent increase in profit for the y

ECONOMIC GROWTH SEEN AT 4 PERCENT-6 PERCENT FOR JAPANESEA Japanese Economic Planning Agency

Exhibitors at the annual jewelry show notched up record sales of HK$140 million (US$18 million) at t

The nation's largest dockworkers' union and the shipping companies that pay their wages made progres

The U.S. District Court in Philadelphia today will begin hearing arguments involving a disputed clai

Guilford Transportation Industries Inc., the controversial Northeast rail carrier, threatened suit a

Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. and Argonaut Line Inc., parent of Farrell Lines Inc., said formal Maritime

MCDONNELL DOUGLAS REPORTS CHOPPER SALESMESA, Ariz. - McDonnell Douglas Corp. reported sales

McDonnell Douglas Corp. said that Midway Airlines ordered eight of its MD-87 jetliners in a deal wor

The oil industry misled the public about its ability to respond to an oil spill of the size that has