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In the early 1980s, Chrysler Corp. Chairman Lee Iacocca contemplated establishing a worldwide networ

This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza

The Bush White House has reached a decision, not yet official, to abandon Interstate Commerce Commis

The chain of events that followed after two tiny Chilean grapes were found laced with cyanide has so

JAPAN PLANS CUTBACKS IN PRODUCTION OF CFCSJapan said Tuesday it is stepping up measures to r

AMOCO UNIT DISCOVERS NATURAL GAS IN TEXASAmoco Production Co., an Amoco Corp. subsidiary, sa

Primary inventories of gasoline and distillate fuel declined substantially during the week ended Mar

As food retailers destroy Chilean fruit that was sitting on their shelves, they say their main conce

In the iron ore bulk shipping business, five statute miles on the oceans have become just one financ

A labor dispute at grain handler Graan Elevator Maatschappij's Botlek grainterminal in Rotterdam has

Michigan's insurance trade groups and consumer advocates are jockeying for position in light of Cali

A commission assigned to study reform of Blue Cross & Blue Shield of New Jersey recommended Tuesday

A replica of the little ship from Boston that almost got Britain and Spain into a shooting war over

The volume of U.S. chemical imports leaped in January by 40 percent to 3.8 million metric tons from

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service Agri

The House of Representatives' chief coal industry proponent this week warned coal producers and user

British Aerospace PLC announced Wednesday that it achieved record net profits in 1988 of 156 millio

Nicole Willenz is manager of EDI consulting and development at Price Waterhouse, Chicago. Sh

A government obsession with secrecy following the spy scandals of the 1980s has driven up costs, hin

This week's announcement from the Swedish group Stena AB that it has bought an 8 percent stake in Se

JAPANESE FIRM BOOSTS SHARE IN LIBBEY OWENSOSAKA, Japan - Nippon Sheet Glass Co. said it reac

The Chilean shipping company that carries the majority of Chile's fruit shipments to the United Stat

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Foreign airlines operating in the United States will be required to develop security programs and su

EVERGREEN'S AIR ARM PLANS WORLD EXPANSIONTAIPEI, Taiwan - Evergreen Marine Corp., one of the

An epidemic of trust is breaking out in the retailing and apparel industries. In a drive to

A chemical tanker was still burning south of Tokyo Bay Wednesday with its 23 crewmen believed dead i

The Soviet Union and Australia are about to conclude trade agreements involving the barter of fish a

Hard economic times have fallen upon the Middle Eastern kingdom of Jordan. With limited resources an

A $1.5 billion shrinking of the U.S. trade deficit, to $9.5 billion in January, left trade specialis

* Trading With Jordan 4A * Tom Connors - Washington 8A* Peru in Financial Trouble - Pedro-Pa

A West Coast chain of 38 retail jewelry stores will stop selling imported ivory, saying it fears tha

Delays in delivering Boeing Co.'s new 747-400 jumbo jet have pushed up prices for used 747s and made

After nearly 12 hours of negotiations, European Community countries on Tuesday tentatively adopted E

The Interstate Commerce Commission agreed to a trucking industry request to halt its February decisi

The Interstate Commerce Commission has invoked its rarely used veto power to prevent the Southern Pa

The Federal Maritime Commission has settled a civil penalty claim against the Greater Baton Rouge Po

Eliminating the Commodity Futures Trading Commission's authority to overseefinancial futures

New Jersey Blue Cross & Blue Shield said it had a $278.1 million deficit for 1988, but remains on ta

DREXEL BURNHAM LAMBERT INC. (New York) - Herbert J. Bachelor was named a vice chairman. In a