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Gas Outlook Bright Despite Delivery SnagsThe outlook for natural gas supply and potential fu

In extensive discussion with Bernard F. Miller, it becomes inescapably clear that his thoughts, plan

The battle for credit card customers in China is getting tougher, with heavyweight American Express

China's corn exports in the 1987-88 (October-September) crop year are likely to total 3 million to 4

The U.K. government's approval of a proposed merger of British Airways and British Caledonian Airway

The U.S. market for geo-textiles is expected to increase 16 percent a year through 1991 to 500 milli

Cyanamid Hikes Surfactant PricesWAYNE, N.J. - American Cyanamid Co. announced price increase

Although the multitude of poisonous materials used in manufacturing semiconductors is being responsi

Georgia-Pacific Plans Wallboard PlantPOWDERLY, Ky. - Georgia-Pacific Corp. announced that it

1154.0 (Nov. 17) Previous day - 1155.5 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in

The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc

No Decision Made Yet On Duty-Free QuestionU.S. Trade Representative Clayton Yeutter Tuesday

Senior economic and central bank officials from 24 industrialized nations agreed Tuesday that they m

Agriculture ministers from the European Community were within sight of an agreement late Tuesday nig

Springfield Terminal Rail Strike ContinuesThe tense United Transportation Union wildcat stri

Last week's record $53.9 million sale of Vincent Van Gogh's "Irises" underlines the fact that as the

Transport, Insurance Swell US Trade DeficitThe U.S. trade deficit was $12.587 billion in Sep

Jury selection began this week in a racketeering trial whose defendants include Donald Carson, execu

A Soviet ship reported sighting a mine in the northern Persian Gulf this weekend, sparking yet anoth

The pin-stripers on Wall Street shouldn't dictate the insurance prices paid by people on Main Street

A Swedish company has developed a technique that enables foodstuff in aluminum cans to remain fresh

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After months of haggling, the government of Thailand says it will merge its overseas and domestic ai

The Association of Australian Port and Maritime Authorities has reorganized, and spokesmen say the g

The February agreement between the Group of Seven industrialized countries to stabilize the U.S. dol

The Louvre accord to stabilize the dollar was a major factor behind the stock market crash of Oct. 1

November 17, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gall

Trucking companies are becoming alarmed at the prospect of a severe shortage of drivers willing to h

A five-year-old methanol plant at the northern British Columbia coastal town of Kitimat is providing

Brown and Root Vickers Inc., the U.S. subsidiary of Brown and Root Vickers Ltd., has won a contract

Taiwan's government-owned China Steel Corp. might buy more U.S. coking coal as it fires up a new bla

The New York Mercantile Exchange's push to trade crude oil futures and options in London through a "

Hawaiian Airlines Inc. suffered a net loss of $619,000 in its third quarter for 1987, compared to pr

Allied-Signal to Focus On Aircraft SystemsMORRIS TOWNSHIP, N.J. - Allied-Signal said it will

For the first time in several years, there is little ground for an optimistic assessment of the near

Commission Approves New Options ContractsWASHINGTON - The Commodity Futures Trading Commissi

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

Marsh & McLennan Consolidates Air UnitsMarsh & McLennan, the large brokerage based here, ann

Japan's Tateho Chemical Industries Co. posted a net loss of 24.01 billion yen for the April-Septembe

Rainbow Navigation Inc., Red Bank, N.J., has purchased the government-owned ship it has been charter