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Olin Corp. has opened a new blending and storage facility for blended hydrazine rocket fuel, or A-50

Corning Glass Works has agreed to acquire G.H. Besselaar Associates of Princeton, N.J., a firm speci

GREEKS TO TRADE GOODS FOR SOVIET NATURAL GASATHENS, Greece - Greece and the Soviet Union Fri

A federal judge last week granted a summary judgment favoring G.D. Searle & Co. in a suit involving

GREEK BANK SCANDAL INVESTIGATOR DIESATHENS, Greece - The government-appointed bank commissio

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Jamaica will have to spend over 50 percent more than planned on imports during the current fiscal ye

Zimbabwe's trading lifeline has always been mainly through South Africa, with the Port of Durban ove

Chemical industry executives and associations have widely hailed William Reilly as President-elect G

Freight futures market prices last week broke upward through previous recent highs. This ind

When it was built in 1910, Pennsylvania Station was to have been a monument to the glory of the Penn

United Transportation Union workers on two more of CSX Transportation's lines have agreed to a new c

Japan Line Ltd. and Yamashita-Shinnihon Line, Japan's fourth and fifth largest shipping companies, a

A House of Representatives subcommittee investigating insolvent insurance companies is recommending

EFFECT OF FREE TRADE AGREEMENT ON TRAVELERS. The U.S.-Canada Free Trade Agreement is expected to bec

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

The Office of Management and Budget is seeking to prevent two federal agencies from duplicating each

The House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee will have five or six new faces in the 101st Congr

UNION CAMP INCREASES ESTER PRODUCT PRICINGWAYNE, N.J. - Union Camp Corp. has announced price

Phillips Petroleum Chemicals Asia Ltd. will construct, own and operate a high-density polyethylene c

Arco Chemical Co. and EniChem SpA announced the formation of Enarco Elastomers Co. and EnArco Resins

BROWN & ROOT INC. (Dallas) - W.B. Pieper was named president and chief operating officer of this Hal

The pros and cons of the Airline Deregulation Act of 1978 seem to be constantly before us at the mom

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Mothers Against Drunk Driving members say they are forming a new groupbecause national direc

'89 GROWTH FORECAST IN S. KOREA'S EXPORTSSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's Ministry of Trad

The pace of U.S. corporate disinvestment from South Africa dropped significantly in 1988, with only

Angola, faced with an estimated $800 million cost of shipping home thousands of Cuban troops, is neg

CANADA SETS STAGE FOR TRADE PACT VOTEPrime Minister Brian Mulroney's Conservative government

The railroad industry's generally rosy financial times since deregulation apparently are finally abo

Speculation and circumstantial evidence indicating that a terrorist bomb caused the crash of Pan Ame

The Boeing Co., and not the Federal Aviation Administration, asked for inspection delays that will p

Orient Overseas Container Line Ltd. is saidto be planning its resignationfrom both the eastb

The Puerto Rico Ports Authority has selected Louis Berger International Inc. to draw up a master pla

The pharmaceutical industry is facing a host of uncertainties in 1989 as government pressure to cont

Venezuelan coal will be delivered next year for the first time to utility and industrial customers i

Dec. 22, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Occidental Petroleum Corp. is set to sign a contract to explore for oil in Argentine waters in the f

Orders for durable goods rose 0.1 percent last month after rising by a revised 2.9 percent in Octobe

SEA-LAND SERVICE INC. (Edison, N.J.) - Edward Aldridge was named general manager of sales within nor