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A similarity between a Danish campaign poster and an advertisement for the latest James Bond film ma

Indian Mills Urge Raw Cotton ImportsIndia will need to import at least 1 million bales (one

The U.S. market for ethylene glycol is projected to grow at a rate of 1.5 percent to 2.5 percent a y

Worldwide capacity for refined butadiene is projected to reach 7.3 million tons in 1990 from a curre

UGI Corp., a diversified utility, said its Reading, Pa.-based Gas Utility Division plans to reduce r

Petrochemical Complex Target of Iraqi BombNICOSIA, Cyprus - Iraqi warplanes bombed a key Ira

Britain's strongest miners' union voted Monday in favor of taking a so-called industrial action unle

Long noted for the steady, even comparatively slow expansion course plotted for its two ports, the N

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries' August production is expected to reach an estimat

The U.S. Coast Guard will allow vessel owners to use either of two vessel measurement systems, effec

Conrail has dropped unfair labor practice charges against the International Longshoremen's Associati

Retired Greek merchant marine officers who take jobs with Greek shipping companies, whether afloat o

The average price of gasoline in the United States rose more than half a cent during the last two we

President Suharto inaugurated a $93 million West German-built nuclear reactor at Serpong, 18 miles w

American President Line's President Harrison is discharging containers at Seattle's Terminal 5. APL,

Consolidated Rail Corp. said that improvements are needed at its Philadelphia anthracite terminal so

Five months after earthquakes ruptured a key petroleum pipeline, Ecuador has resumed oil exports, th

Brent Blend crude oil fell around 90 cents to $17.50 a barrel in hectic trading Monday, following a

Natural gas utilities are discriminating against their residential customers by giving huge discount

American President Lines Ltd. has petitioned the Maritime Administration to reconsider an earlier Ma

S. African Labor Group May Turn Down FundsAlthough the AFL-CIO is raising money for striking

August 24, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon

Chevron USA Reduces Posted Buying PricesChevron U.S.A. Inc. decreased by 50 cents a barrel i

Here are the reductions in average prices for gas distribution companies from 1983 to 1986, as provi

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Bill Forster believes a partial solution to the lagging competitiveness of U.S. manufacturers lies i

W. Donald Georgen, 58, vice chairman and senior partner of Touche Ross & Co., died here Friday after

While the federal government and property developers are paying dairy farmers to go out of business,

Chrysler Corp. confirmed Monday that it will not revive the Renault Alliance, which went out of prod

The transportation industry needs a limited return to federal regulation,mainly to improve s

A majority of business executives surveyed agree that good ethics are good business, but more than 2

Britain's Blue Arrow PLC may acquire one or two additional U.S. employment service firmsfollowing co

Merrill Lynch & Co. appointed Orestes J. Mihaly, who has been New York State's assistant attorney ge

A Federal Aviation Administration supervisor was reassigned after attacking an air traffic controlle

A broken axle or wheel has been blamed for a 16-car CSX freight train derailment that forced the ove

A new information transmission technology is allowing companies to tie their computers together thro

Spanish Strike Over But Effects to PersistBritish vacationers booked for Spain and other Med

AVIATION Mexico's government is having a hard time selling its majority holding in Latin Ame

Track Rehabilitation To Slow LIRR ServiceJAMAICA, N.Y. - The Long Island Rail Road began tra

A 49-car freight train carrying gasoline and oil derailed and caught fire in a tunnel in western Chi