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WITCO CORP. (New York) - Michael D. Fullwood was elected corporate vice president and treasurer.

DOW DECIDES TO KEEP ITS MIDDLE NAMEMIDLAND, Mich. - Dow Chemical Co. said Friday it decided

CSX/Sea-Land Intermodal's chassis leasing subsidiary, CSX Services, opened a new facility at its int

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

Despite a 4.4 percent increase in the Consumer Price Index and continued strong manufacturing growth

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The French computer trade fair war is over. Nearly three years of hostilities finally ended

Norasia Shipping Services SA, the company that plans to share 13 vessels with Sea-Land Service Inc.

Last summer's disastrous drought on the Canadian prairies caused a 24 percent annual decline in agri

CHESAPEAKE PACKAGING CO. (Richmond, Va.) - Barbara A. Mingee was appointed director of marketing. Sh

The integration of the European Community into a single market may have a positive effect on the EC,

When it comes to innovation in marketing and product development, Campbell Soup Co., of Camden, N.J.

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

An organization representing U.S. automobile manufacturers released Monday anupdated and str

RETAIL GASOLINE PRICES STEADY, LUNDBERG SAYSRetail gasoline prices for the past two weeks re

The European Community Monday approved stiff duties on some U.S. imports, but delayed implementation

Rail carriers should keep in mind more and more shippers are basing plant- site decisions on a globa

TEXACO FINED $750,000 IN SAFETY TEST CASETexaco Inc., White Plains, N.Y., was fined $750,000

In a move to attract another air cargo company, the Port of Seattle wants to turn a parking lot curr

BRITISH INFLATION RATE HIT 6.8 PERCENT IN DECEMBERInflation in Britain accelerated to an ann

A surprising spurt in traffic late in December brought the U.S. railroad industry to record traffic

Two months ago, Virgil DeSouza faced a dilemma: either come up with several hundred thousand dollars

Container traffic at the Port of Halifax climbed by 26.7 percent to 3.5 million metric tons in 1988.

Sentiment in the very fickle ocean futures market softened last week, in spite of a move upward in t

A man was charged with stealing a forklift after leading police on one of the slowest chases on reco

In its heyday in the mid-1980s, Howland Hook Marine Terminal handled some 200,000 containers a year

Europe 1992: Challenges and Opportunities. Feb. 1. New York. Co-sponsored by the Conference Board an

More than 125 U.S. companies are expected to take part in next month's International Engineering Tra

South Carolina has fired the first volley in what will likely be a long battle to force nine relucta

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

Last year's long-awaited earnings recovery in the trucking industry should continue in 1989, but a s

Port of Seattle commissioners are expected to approve Tuesday a plan in which Matson Navigation Co.'

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Ten years ago, Spencer Shops was a just a memory of the steam locomotive era. Today, it's the South'

The House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee will meet for the first time this year on Feb. 2.<

RJR NABISCO TO SELL S. AFRICAN OPERATIONSRJR Nabisco Inc.'s prospective new owner said it wi

Polyurethane Specialties Co. Inc. announced a new price list for its Millester polyester polyols, ef

New Jersey officials say new auto insurance laws will save drivers between $137 to $224 a year, with

The International Trade Commission will have its own D-Day on Feb. 8. The "D" stands for dum