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If ever a corporation had a reputation for bad management and Neanderthal policies, it was the old U

Malaysia's trade surplus for the first nine months of the year was M$9 billion (US$3.46 billion), vi

PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON, SWISS INSURER MERGEPROVIDENCE, R.I. - The Baloise, a Basel, Switzerla

US TO COMPENSATE EC FOR OIL IMPORT TAXThe United States has accepted the principle that it s

* Curtis Hoxter - Change on East Berlin's Terms 8A * Don C. Becker - Publisher's Notebook 10

Sen. Jay Rockefeller, D-W.Va., one of Congress' sharpest critics of the railroad industry, Tuesday s

COMPAGNIE GENERALE DES EAUX (Paris) - Claudio Elia was named president of Anjou International, the c

In Western Europe last year, during a stay of about three weeks, the U.S. tourist spent an average o

Fax Expo '88. A series of expositions designed to promote the use of facsimile products and technolo

Traffic Reports Continental Airlines reported it flew 3 billion revenue passenger-miles in N

Japanese corporations soon may discover it has become considerably more difficult to evade domestic

Training people to trade foreign currencies can be an expensive proposition for a bank or a corporat

A broad-based group of highway users sought to apply the brakes to any new drive for additional gaso

A rock 'n' roll pirate radio ship that had broadcast beyond the three-mile territorial limit off Lon

Dec. 20, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

E.I. DU PONT DE NEMOURS & CO. (Wilmington, Del.) - Martin G. Mand will become vice president and tre

After months of delays, Iraq's national steamship company has started servicefrom the United

Charles P.K. Leon runs a lean but aggressive office for the Georgia Ports Authority in this Far East

INDUSTRIAL WORLD SEEN IN BEST SHAPE IN YEARSThe leading non-communist industrial economies t

Commissioners at the Port of Oakland appeared to have enough votes on Tuesday to approve a consultan

The huge U.S. mango market may not be off limits much longer to Puerto Rican farmers, pending approv

DU PONT WILL INCREASE CYANIDE PLANT CAPACITYWILMINGTON, Del. - E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co.

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The U.S. dollar was narrowly mixed Monday, moving sideways in a quiet holiday market. Dealer

RESIN TACKIFIERS UP AT HERCULESWILMINGTON, Del. - Hercules Inc. will increase the prices of

More than 3,300 plaintiffs in a 1980 lawsuit over pesticide pollution will begin receiving checks th

A maritime labor leader says money won't solve the problems of the U.S. merchant marine, so he sugge

NEW ENGLAND SERVICE TO WEST COAST SET UPHUNT VALLEY, Md. - CSX/Sea-Land Intermodal Inc. esta

Some days tractor-trailers waiting to load at Roadmaster Corp.'s plant form a line down the block. O

PPG INDUSTRIES (Pittsburgh) - L. Blaine Boswell, vice president, international, for PPG Industries s

Two chemical trade groups have taken their complaints about California's anti-toxics law to federal

WE LIKE IT! That was the response of exhibitors to TDCC - the EDI Association's 20th Nationa

Security at airport passenger checkpoints is improving, but the government has found enough lapses t

BUSH: NUCLEAR EXPERT WANTED FOR DOE POSTPresident-elect George Bush said Monday he is leanin

CARIBBEAN BOOSTS TEXTILE EXPORTS TO USThe apparel industry in the Caribbean Basin is experie

Port of Seattle commissioners heard a staff report Monday that suggests the port should de-emphasize

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Three Delaware liquor distributors and their labor negotiator illegally lowered wages and reduced be

Bread and 236 percent inflation preoccupy Yugoslavians . Shoplifting, begging, scavenging, p

Lillian Boesch knows first-hand what is happening with health insurance costs. The premiums she pays