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US, Japan Agree On Oil StockpilingThe United States and Japan agree on the need to continue

The United Steelworkers of America negotiated contracts with the nation's major steel producers in 1

A U.S. organization is proposing a 10-year program of international cooperation to ease the effects

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S. Calif. Edison Posts Profit HikeROSEMEAD, Calif. - Southern California Edison Co. said its

Crowley Maritime Corp. is merging its long-established Caribbean division into its newer Atlantic di

Top Stories: Shiplines must keep vigil against overtonnages even while enjoying an upturn in fort

For nine months, Taiwan's stock market was a casino in which nobody could lose. As the marke

Alleghany Acquires 8 percent of St. Paul StockST. PAUL, Minn. - St. Paul Cos. Inc. announced

There has been close bidding on the supply of two additional container cranes for the port of Vancou

Those bikini-clad models on the bottles of Nude Beer aren't going to take it all off in Arkansas.

Tampa Electric Co. will sign some new short-term contracts and buy in the spot market to make up for

TRW Inc. won a $344,000 contract to research security measures for Japan's $7 billion Kansai Interna

National Distillers & Chemical Corp. announced that its USI Chemicals Co. division has signed a lett

The biggest dip in energy costs in nearly a year partially offset higher food and automobile prices

Joseph Fahys, president of the New York Insurance Exchange, broke three weeks of silence last Thursd

The maritime industry must get the support of the Reagan administration if there is to be any chance

There would be no tanker shortage in a defense emergency if all U.S.-flag and those U.S.-owned vesse

The Philadelphia Port Corp.'s plea for $34 million in state funding to modernize dilapidated piers o

Canadian National could still achieve a profit close to C$100 million this year despite a five-day r

Look out Detroit! After Japan, South Korea, Yugoslavia and Malaysia, it's Indonesia's turn to send i

Australia's national airline, Qantas, has made provision for a big expansion of its air cargo busine

Mack Reports Loss for QuarterALLENTOWN, Pa. - Mack Trucks Inc. reported a net loss of $1.3 m

United, Union Begin Cooling Off PeriodUnited Airlines and the International Association of M

October 16, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallo

Reports of the imminent bankruptcy of Promet Petroleum Ltd. are nonsense, an official insists, but i

The Israeli Cabinet's recent decision to restrict economic, cultural, scientific and sports" relatio

WORLD BANK YUGOSLAVIA - $68 million from the World Bank for road improvement in Croatia, Kos

Consumer Price Index Stays Steady in CanadaCanada's inflation rate, measured by the consumer

The U.S. Navy has placed a $450 million order for a new communications system with Collins Defense C

Viking Freight System Inc.'s third quarter earnings fell to $985,000, or 28 cents a share, from $2 m

Saab-Scania Presents T92 Truck to UNICEFSODERTALJE, Sweden - The 500,000th Saab-Scania truck

The International Herald Tribune said it will begin printing next month in Tokyo, the newspaper's th

The European Community has proposed to lower trade barriers on a wide range of tropical products as

Eastman Pharmaceuticals, a subsidiary of Eastman Kodak Co., paid Immunex Corp. of Seattle slightly m

The U.S.-Israeli free trade agreement hasn't produced dramatic breakthroughs for Israeli exporters,

Alfa Romeo to Export Luxury Cars to JapanMILAN, Italy - Alfa Romeo, the Italian car maker, a

Massachusetts port and transportation officials are laying the groundwork now for a series of major

President Raul Alfonsin's economic crash program bore the mark of the International Monetary Fund, l