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

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

Keeping in touch with what travelers, an especially executives, want in the way of services and prod

Operators of commuter ferries across the Hudson River are like riverboat gamblers, betting that futu

South Korea Expects Exports to Jump 16 percentSEOUL, South Korea - The Trade and Industry Mi

President Jose Sarney called a special meeting for Nov. 25 of Brazil's national computer policy coun

Dublin has taken a major step forward in its plans to become Europe's newestfinancial servic

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

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

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

Socialist-backed Genoa Port Authority President Roberto d'Alessandro is understood to have no intent

Japan has stopped flooding world markets with low-cost computer chips, the U.S. government says, but

Japan urged the U.S. administration to remove the sanctions against Japanese electrical imports that

Comdisco Inc., a computer leasing company, said it will get out of the risk- arbitrage business beca

THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE Daily Industrial Materials Price Index of Sensitive Spot Commodity Prices on

Operating Income Increases at AIGAmerican International Group, Inc. reported operating incom

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

The International Coffee Organization's executive board reached agreement Thursday on how rules gove

The Norwegian shipping company A/S Laboremus, traditionally a gas carrier, has purchased its first p

A bill about to be introduced in Congress would break down all barriers between bank holding compani

Nedlloyd Lines is reorganizing its U.S. operations into five divisions and moving its headquarters t

The Reagan administration is playing with fire by encouraging a decline in the dollar, which is alre

The collapse in the stock market apparently has not caused the majority of Americans to change their

An attorney representing more than 100 women in a lawsuit against G.D. Serle & Co. claimed that the

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

A profitable, export-oriented petrochemical industry is within Malaysia's grasp as part of an integr

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

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

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

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