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McAllister Bros. Inc., one of the largest tugboat operators on the East Coast, is asking a court to

Six state representatives from Philadelphia Tuesday called for the resignation of the chairman of th

Officials of China Petrochemical Corp., Sinopec, the Chinese petrochemical production company recent

The Environmental Protection Agency has begun a $2 million emergency cleanup program at the Nyanza h

Process Evaluation & Development Corp. of Dallas has signed a contract with agencies of The People's

Computer Sciences Corp. said it has won a contract valued at up to $151 million to design a new comp

Supplies of distillate fuel oil and gasoline were virtually unchanged last week, according to the la

The United Mine Workers union violated federal labor law when it negotiated a new contract with with

Japan's energy needs will grow 1.4 percent annually, reaching 3.39 billion barrels of crude oil equi

Emery Air Freight reported September shipments rose 11 percent to 1.31 millionfrom 1.17 mill

Navistar International Transportation Corp. has begun start-up operations and pilot production at a

Oct. 7 Baltic International Freight Futures Exchangeprev.Close High Low

The head of Japan's prestigious Science Council says his country is looking for someone to build a c

New York City officials said they offered an attractive deal to Dole Fruit Co. to continue shipping

Major Banks Raise Prime Rate to 9.25 percentMajor U.S. banks raised their prime lending rate

LCP Chemicals Hikes Potassium PricesLCP Chemicals & Plastics Inc. announced off-schedule and

When a replica of the ship that English privateer Francis Drake used to haul off 30 tons of Spanish

Ohio Gov. Richard Celeste signed a tort reform bill Monday night that will significantly change civi

The insurance industry won a small battle late Tuesday when a federal ruling granted a stay in the c

With total cargo volume up more than 20 percent, American President Cos. Wednesday reported third qu

Several U.S. bankers and businessmen offered a guarded outlook for American investment in the Philip

U.S. monetary policy will ease in the near future, Martin S. Feldstein, a former chairman of Preside

Matson Navigation Co. has completed its fleet expansion program for the 1980s with the delivery of i

Rep. Richard B. Cheney, R-Wyo., accused House Speaker Jim Wright, D-Texas, Wednesday of delaying act

The British Columbia government called this week for proposals to construct a natural gas pipeline f

General Electric Co. became the second of nine companies qualifying for a portion of $400 million in

The chairman of the independent National Transportation Safety Board sided with the Reagan administr

Major railroads are making a strong sales pitch to hazardous waste shippers emphasizing a number of

The Bank of China signed an agreement in New York to borrow $200 million from a consortium of 28 for

Trade officials familiar with the 1985 U.S.-Israeli free trade agreement say this earlier pact offer

Mayor Tom Gustafson sums up the effect of logging the Tongass National Forest with a quick trip down

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

Traditional Exports Primary minerals, steel, food products, shoes, light manufactured items.

The port of Saint John will receive about $400,000 from the province of New Brunswick in 1988 to att

Regardless of the impact on its members, the International Longshoremen's Association is willing to

Bibiano B. Arzano was named to the new position of director, trade development, at the Houston World

Japan should allow foreign suppliers of semiconductors to double their share of its chip market befo

The United States and Japan pledged efforts to revitalize the body that controls strategic exports t

The problem of how to put together an acceptable federal spending and revenue package went back to t