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A terminal operating company that was all but told to leave the Port of Los Angeles because a compet

DOLE SAYS CONGRESS WILL PASS DROUGHT AIDKANSAS CITY, Kan. - Congress will likely pass a drou

US-JAPAN FIGHTER DEAL IS STILL UP IN THE AIRThe Bush administration is not ready to announce

Safety recommendations growing out of an Alaska tanker accident in 1973 that weren't adopted could h

TEACHERS INSURANCE & ANNUITY ASSOCIATION-COLLEGE RETIREMENT EQUITIES (New York) - Diane Oakley was n

Insurers that write financial guaranty insurance in New York State could be subject to a set of new

Wheat specialists are calling the crop here the worst they have seen in a quarter century. A

A group of visionaries is hoping that when you mention international trade, you don't conjure up a v

The U.S. oil tanker Aspen Tuesday sailed quietly from the Port of Valdez little noticed, as a maelst

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Although the trucking industry would be most affected by a proposed air quality plan for Southern Ca

One of Canada's biggest fertilizer consuming provinces, Saskatchewan, should have its first nitrogen

The brave new world of electronic data interchange may leave some old-line organizations hunting for

Interstate natural gas pipelines have passed through a "painful" five years of regulatory decisions,

FMC OFFICE, BENEL SEEK OK ON SETTLEMENTA Federal Maritime Commission office and Benel Intern

Norasia Shipping Services SA, the Fribourg-based ship line active in the trades between Europe and A

Japanese officials presented a plan Wednesday designed to ease differences in the way Japan and othe

More liberal foreign trade laws that come into effect on April 1 will enable thousands of Soviet ent

US FACTORY ORDERS SEEN DECLINING 1.7 PERCENTU.S. February factory orders are expected to sho

Although Lech Walesa and Solidarity have dominated the news out of Poland in the 1980s, the country

British insurer Guardian Royal Exchange PLC disclosed Wednesday that its joint takeover with an Ital

A group of Kentucky business leaders will travel to China on a trade mission April 18-27 to learn mo

U.S. companies are showing signs of battle fatigue in coping with Latin America's markets as foreign

In a deal that would create the country's largest plant biotechnology company, Calgene Inc. of Davis

As tariff barriers fall and the local dollar soars, Taiwan's affluent consumers are snapping up U.S.

Japan's Fair Trade Commission is expected to approve by Friday an application for renewal of a new s

AMOCO CORP. (Chicago) - David Lemon, 46, was named manager of corporate planning. He will be respons

RAILROADS FEAR THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION decision on productivity sharing could have the ef

1631 (Mar. 29, 1989) Previous day - 1632 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

The Port of Los Angeles, the leading center for imported cement on the West Coast, expects South Kor

Britain's international trade account plunged deeper into the red last month as the strong pound sta

Drought and freeze damage has led to a rush of crop insurance claims from Texas hard red winter whea

Britain's richest man will be on the lookout for more money when he visits Chicago next month.

Richard A. Levins, an agricultural and applied economist, has taken a playful look at his profession

The French trade balance in electrical and electronic goods plunged into deficit last year under pre

Strong cargo and passenger demand pushed after-tax profits at Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd. 33 percent

Two competing French futures markets, the Matif and the Swedish-based OMF, have been given prelimin

Computerized communications offer far greater benefits to clothing retailers and manufacturers than

AMOCO PLANS TO CUT US STAFF BY 10 PERCENTAmoco Production Co. said Wednesday it plans to red

After some two years in the making, the great showdown between U.S. railroads and their labor unions