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AMAX Coal Output Up 2.3 Million TonsAMAX Coal Co. said that its production increased by 2.3

A Massachusetts company is seeking to break into the Japanese market for recreational sailboats.

The Argentine government postponed its first call for bids on a long-awaited debt capitalization pla

President Reagan said Monday that the nation's huge trade deficit, blamed in part for the turbulence

California's attorney general has barred state crime laboratories from obtaining "genetic fingerprin

The Supreme Court Monday refused to help referee a $10 billion antitrust lawsuit against five wester

It's the year 2008, and a four-car crewless train, powered by a radar- equipped locomotive the size

The United States' highest court on Monday refused to hold the federal government financially liable

On Friday morning, crews at South Locust Point Marine Terminal were rushing to clear snow from the p

A Washington D.C. city council committee is considering legislation that would ease the outright ban

The U.S. Coast Guard's high command is wrestling with a $100 million budget shortage, but sources sa

The U.S. pharmaceutical industry is increasing its effort to bring newdrugs to market as evidenced b

Sterling Hits La Roche With Court ComplaintSterling Drug Inc. said that it has filed a compl

Kirin Unit Acquires Coca-Cola BottlerJapan's leading beer brewer said Monday its U.S. subsid

Dutch Deputy Prime Minister R.W. de Korte said Monday his country has offered to help promote Indone

Farm Group President Predicts Rising ExportsThe president of the American Farm Bureau Federa

A lighted buoy from Britain called a "Lightfloat" can be used in sheltered or semi-exposed waters.

Up to half a dozen oil-exploration wells will be drilled on Palawan island in the Philippines during

A wave of industrial unrest is hitting Italy's maritime, airline and railroad industries. Al

P-I-E Nationwide has restructured its network of consolidation hubs to save $15 million annually.

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Bulk shipping rates are soaring, and shipowners are confident that the bull market will hold for at

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

The world economy will be precariously unstable this year and could experience a recession, the Unit

The Automobile Club of New York, an affiliate of the American Automobile Association, is calling for

SCM Chemicals is increasing its list price for Cadmolith and cadmium pure color pigments, effective

Thermo Electron Corp. said its Crusader Engine Division is entering into a long-term contract with Y

The U.S. dollar was unchanged against the deutsche mark and up slightly against the Japanese yen Mon

China is actively eyeing the U.S. market for sales of personal computers despite a lack of sophistic

Researchers who inserted a human red blood cell gene into mice reported last week that it "turned on

The Soviet Union has tested on the Black Sea a powerful new 244-passenger hydrofoil it says will att

Karibu Denies Report On Offer for CatalystKaribu Corp., formed by several executives of Cata

Nedlloyd, the diversified transport group, forecasts a strong recovery in net profit to about 100 mi

Top Stories Insurance analysts are predicting changes in rates and availability of insurance

The U.S. Treasury is proposing a general capital increase for the World Bank of $65 billion to $75 b

Three congressman have asked the Reagan administration to ensure that a new trade policy with Canada

Japan must push restructuring of its export-driven economy to make it more dependent upon domestic d

With a difficult Christmas season behind them, retailers are meeting here this week to look ahead to

The landlocked western Canadian province of Alberta is giving further support to port development on

U.S. car manufacturers begin 1988 production this week with a build noticeably below the year-ago co