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The Lloyd's Act of 1982, the most significant revision to the self-regulatory powers of Lloyd's of L

A heat wave broiled the eastern two-thirds of the nation again Wednesday after causing record demand

A lawsuit filed against Westinghouse Electric Corp. for chronic problems with Brazil's first nuclear

The R.E. Ginna nuclear power plant, one of the oldest nuclear plants in the country, also appears to

Latin America should build its economies around private business and exports as Taiwan has done, a c

U.K. economists said May trade data showing a 561 million deficit on the current account points to

Carl C. Icahn, the financier who won control of Trans World Airlines Inc. in 1985, announced a plan

Iran vowed to strike at what it called an ominous U.S.-Kuwaiti alliance as two Kuwaiti tankers saile

Union Pacific Corp. reported record net income for the second quarter. The company said it e

The International Longshoremen's Association overwhelmingly rejected an effort to form a separate Ca

Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Co. said its second-quarter income rose by 20.9 percent, boosted b

Japan's giant Toshiba Corp. has advised the U.S. Department of Defense it is prepared to participate

A British company has designed a portable unit that tests the condition of the body's lungs.

Neither the trade bill passed by the Senate Tuesday evening nor the version approved earlier by the

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

Transcontinental Gas Pipeline Co. is meeting privately with its customers to try to resolve disputes

A group of agricultural producer and marketing associations asked the Reagan administration to provi

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

966.5 (July 22) Previous day - 955.5 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in Lo

Knife Maker to Close, Cites Farm EconomySYRACUSE, N.Y. - Burns Manufacturing Co. Inc., launc

A number of state and local officials have taken the opportunity to speak out again against the prop

Salomon Brothers expects a pickup in U.S. economic growth and inflation relative to Japan and Europe

The U.S. dollar turned higher against the West German deutsche mark and pared early losses against t

Pan American Airways remained silent in the face of charges by unions that the carrier plans to forc

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The International Longshoremen's Association approved a new $125,000-a-year position on the internat

Local shippers are - again - on a collision course with the super-conference covering trade between

Railroad workers will seek a direct role in operating the Santa Fe and Southern Pacific railways, in

With U.S. warships ready to begin escorting Kuwaiti tankers in the Persian Gulf, the Reagan administ

When James Brown's right hand was mangled on a machine used to cut submarine insulation, the 35-year

The total number of working oil and gas rigs in the United States this week totaled 922, up 31 from

AVIATION The DOT's order for Boeing to file notice before converting Allegis notes to stocks

A United Nations fund to support commodity prices, first proposed by developing countries 11 years a

Lagging traffic and rising costs are likely to produce an increase in Panama Canal tolls in 1989.

Concerns about acid rain and affordable fuel supplies will lead many countries to clean coal burning

Yeutter Reiterates Need to End Farm AidU.S. corn exports are unlikely to expand as long as g

Strong exports pushed South Korea's balance of payments surplus in June to an all-time monthly recor

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

Todd Shipyards Corp. said it wants to close its San Francisco ship repair yard. Todd, which

China Cracks Down On Gold SmugglingThe government has called for a crackdown on gold smuggli