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E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. purchases from minority vendors increased strongly in 1988, to $143 mi

GOLDOME (Buffalo, N.Y.) - Ross B. Kenzie, who transformed Goldome from a Buffalo-based savings bank

Airborne Express, one of the nation's largest express package carriers, has opened a second regional

AUSTRALIAN BEEF UNDER EC SCRUTINYSYDNEY, Australia - A group of four livestock experts from

Board members of Argonaut Line Inc. met Tuesday at the Manhattan headquarters of its subsidiary, Far

An "indefinite" strike by Indian merchant navy officers that hit movement of vessels at Bombay and C

KIRLIN, CAMPBELL & KEATING (New York) - Edward J. Heine Jr., an attorney and former president of Uni

The price of medical insurance for the elderly keeps going up somehow. Most so-called "medig

A group representing U.S. rice millers is preparing to file a petition to open Taiwan's rice market.

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New rules intended to liberalize Soviet trade will benefit foreign commerce, a top Soviet official s

The head of the nation's federal highway program will join American Trucking Associations as vice pr

JAPANESE FINANCE CHIEF WARY OF STRONG DOLLARTOKYO - Japanese Finance Minister Tatsuo Murayam

NEW ENGLAND: Eastern Utility Associates, Boston MID-ATLANTIC: Long Island Lighting Co., Hick

A Chinese entity and Himont Inc. announced the formation of a joint venture to own and build plants

Manufacturing and recycling plastic bottles produces less pollution and requires less energy than al

Limited tanker traffic resumed at the Port of Valdez, Alaska, at dawn Tuesday, in an attempt to reli

Airborne Express is raising some prices for the first time in several years. The 5 percent h

Neptune Orient Lines Ltd., maritime flag-carrier of Singapore, is hoping for better and more competi

The Port of Tacoma, the city of Tacoma and the Washington Transportation Department have agreed to s

European shipowners are hoping to persuade the United States to reconsider the terms of the U.S.-Chi

Strong growth in exports pushed the total volume of cargo moved across West Coast docks up 10.8 perc

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MISSING SLUDGE BARGE FOUND OFF BERMUDAA missing sludge barge that eluded searchers for days,

South Korean officials are warning that U.S. trade pressure is endangering the traditional friendshi

US MAY ALLOW IMPORTS OF CHINA SWINE SEMENThe U.S. Department of Agriculture Tuesday proposed

A SINGLE SHIP PILES UP on a rocky reef off the southern Alaska coast and suddenly 25 percent of the

Finance Minister Tatsuo Murayama warned Tuesday the Takeshita administrationplans to crack d

The Interstate Commerce Commission approved the merger of two trucking industry rate bureaus and dis

HAZARDOUS TRANSPORT SUBJECT OF FORUMThe anticipated fight over the reauthorization of the Ha

LEADING INDICATORS UP, OUTPUT FALLS IN JAPANThe index of leading indicators for Japan's econ

Pretax profit at Malaysia International Shipping Corp. Bhd., or MISC, jumped 36 percent in the year

A compromise in the Alabama State Docks' proposal to handle stevedoring at the port's coal-handling

AMINES Pennwalt Corp., Philadelphia, will increase prices, effective April 1, 1989, for seve

Consolidated Freightways Inc. slipped past Roadway Express Inc. last year to become the nation's sec

Battle Mountain Gold Co. said it is acquiring interests in two separate gold mining ventures, in Pap

Railroad labor's new wave of full-scale inter-union raiding may well provoke the long-discussed cons

What will the creation of a single market in Europe by 1992 mean to companies in exporting regions o

Walt Disney World's most popular attraction these days is its employment office, where the tourist g