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The newly refitted Queen Elizabeth 2 with 1,800 passengers on board limped into Southampton Port Mon

974.5 (July 27) Previous day - 972.5 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in Lo

Intrepid Museum Files Reorganization PlanNEW YORK - The Intrepid Museum Foundation, which op

Hearings are scheduled to begin today in the dispute between Mack Trucks Inc. and the United Auto W

Coastal Corp. said a Michigan court judge reversed his original decision and will permit ANR Pipelin

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

Recent trade tensions, political upheaval and unfulfilled business expectations will provide a backd

China intends to increase silk exports to a total of 10 billion yuan (US$2.7 billion) a year by 1990

TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES - CORRECTIONS. 1. On page 9-30 of the TSUSA, items 948.10 and

Standard Brands Paint Co. said its board has rejected a $310.8 million takeover bid by a subsidiary

The outlook for a World Bank capital increase may hinge on how Congress treats a World Bank affiliat

The Japanese business community will support Japanese government efforts to recycle its mounting acc

An auto transport vessel chartered by a Japanese shipping company was captured by an Iranian warship

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Americans' personal incomes rose 0.4 percent in June while consumer spending shot up an even higher

The fastest growth area in the nation's economy in recent years has been the service sector but stat

The final decade of British colonial rule in Hong Kong commenced last month with little fanfare, alt

A British company has designed a vacuum cleaner specifically for disposal of toxic dusts such as asb

Yugoslavia's largest port of Rijeka was swamped with cargo Monday as a strike of about 5,300 employe

Continental Illinois Corp. named Thomas C. Theobald, 50, currently vice chairman of Citicorp, to rep

New England Electric Posts Hike in EarningsWESTBOROUGH, Mass. - New England Electric System

After turning its back on foreign sales last year, a large segment of the Brazilian economy is retur

Compaq Computer Corp.'s profit more than tripled in the second quarter as revenue rose 82 percent, t

United Auto Workers Union President Owen Bieber and a General Motors Corp. vice president opened con

Aetna Life & Casualty Co. isn't going to take it anymore. Let's just say we're not out there

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A Houston district court judge signed a judgment in favor of American National Petroleum Co. and an

Japan's Fisheries Agency is preparing to conduct research whaling for three months in the Antarctic

The U.S. Department of Agriculture officials tentatively approved the importing of up to 270,000 liv

This month, a representative of Nicolet Inc. walked into federal court in Philadelphia and filed a p

The building of a nation is not an easy job. Those are the words of Peter MacDonald. And bui

Pacific Marine Insurance Co. lost its authority to do business in Illinois following a court's findi

Massachusetts officials said they are probing electricity shortages during a heat wave last Friday,

A potential miners' strike in the first quarter of next year is prompting a Florida utility to wrap

The New Deal agency that brought electric power and telephone service to more than 90 percent of rur

Acknowledging that mistakes were made," the top staff officer of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commiss

A Kuwaiti ship has been transferred to the register of the British dependency of Gibraltar in a move

The death of Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldrige leaves the department's trade policy, for now, in t

The stock exchange took steps Monday to prevent back office operations of London securities firms fr

The U.S. Treasury decided tentatively to postpone the announcement of its third-quarter refunding, s