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A labor law attorney told a Denver coal conference this week a miners strike early next year is not

Ensidesa, the Spanish steel company, is the latest victim of the tight supply of coking coal availab

A Kimberton, Pa., family is suing Mexicana Airlines over a flight that it says was rerouted to accom

NY Sues Rochester Gas Over ReimbursementROCHESTER, N.Y. - Attorney General Robert Abrams wil

Monsanto Co. confirmed that it has initiated legal proceedings in Italy against Himont Italia SpA fo

Ivolin Enterprises has increased November list prices for several essential and concentrated essenti

Eastern to Sell A300s To Leasing CompanyEastern Airlines said it agreed to sell two A300s to

The attorney for private pilots seeking to reopen a visual flight path across the Los Angeles Basin

The European Community, mired in acrimonious trade rows with the United States and Japan, is in dang

A six-month shutdown of one runway at Los Angeles International Airport for repairs next year will c

Japanese petrochemical manufacturers, once again making big profits, find themselves at a crossroad.

A.L. Labs Completes Revco Unit PurchaseFORT LEE, N.J. - A.L. Laboratories Inc. completed the

The Napa Valley Wine Train, which is hoping to start-up operations later this month, will first have

Taiwan officials are urging the United States to stop pressuring them into further appreciating thei

New BART System Passes Major TestA new report says BART's troubled $39 million automatic tra

Many economists see Japan as the world's richest nation because of the strong yen, trade surplus and

Thousands of union jobs fell through an enormous loophole in a new "job security" contract when Gene

Canada's trucking industry still has to follow a U.S. lead and cut its overhead by as much as 15 per

Sen. Bill Bradley, D-N.J., sharply criticized the Reagan administration for its handling of the econ

Companies can trim their distribution costs by better managing their inbound transportation, but the

Nov. 5 Baltic International Freight Futures Exchangeprev.Close High Low

1174.0 (Nov. 5) Previous day - 1171.5 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in L

The Maritime Administration has found that West Coast merchant shipbuilding costs run slightly below

U.S. shipbuilders regard Nov. 9 as a black day for their industry. On that date the last mer

The directors of RCCL (Royal Caribbean Cruise Line) will decide next week whether to register their

Knut Ulstein Kloster, sole owner of the Phoenix Project, says he does not believe a contract for bui

Admiral of the Ocean Sea Awards. Sponsored by the United Seamen's Service. Dinner. Nov. 6 at the New

Newly arrived U.S. minesweepers conducted exercises to familiarize themselves with the gulf area, an

AVIATION Advancing the art of incentives, France wants Scandinavian Airlines System to order

American President Lines said it introduced the shipping industry's first phone service to let shipp

BASF Corp. named Peter R. Heinze president of the chemicals division and vice president of the compa

November 5, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallo

Oil analysts say a forecast published today by the International Energy Agency predicting rising oi

FUEL OIL RETAILERS FUMED this week over a last-minute addition to Congress' deficit-reduction plans.

Natural gas seems to have the long-term advantage in the battle for the U.S. home heating market.

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The schedule for a June 2 space shuttle launch has become so tight because of problems that Kennedy

Aeromexico, one of Mexico's two state-owned airlines, is in the throes of afinancial "emerge

Earnings Increase At Northern AirBELLEVUE, Wash. - Northern Air Freight Inc. earned $391,807

A bill to modify the Staggers Rail Act appeared headed to victory before the House transportation su