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Belgium's largest natural gas tanker delivered its first shipment of Algerian natural gas 12 years l

Intel Corp., once the world leader in dynamic, random-access memory chips before abandoning the prod

The U.S.-Canada talks on free trade resume here today amid rising complications and tensions.

Issuing two classes of stock with unequal voting rights tends to increase the power of the insiders

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

Quintette Coal Ltd., and its Japanese steel mill customers agreed to extend current metallurgical co

The port of Tacoma has received an upgrade in its Standard & Poor's bond rating from A to A-plus.

National Research Council's Transportation Research Board. 12th annual summer conference on ports, w

North America has been targeted as the first market to be tackled by a new joint venture express air

A white knight may attempt to wrest Reichhold Chemicals Inc. from Dainippon Ink & Chemical Inc.'s su

A bill that would make it more difficult for injured consumers to sue successfully over defective pr

The Soviet Union has applied for membership to the Customs Cooperation Council and Hong Kong has bee

California insurance companies face a dramatic change in how they price their business but it's deba

The United States can find enough oil to maintain domestic production fairly easily, but only at hig

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

Swedish Unit Mates Telephone With FaxA facsimile unit that combines a telephone with a built

The Federal Maritime Commission extended to July 13 the period for comment on a request that it clar

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The Reagan administration is winning some trade bill votes in the Senate, but losing others.

Top Stories Japanese industrialists are learning to cope with the effects of the sharp appre

Senate Panel to Work On Air Quality BillAfter months of hearings, a Senate subcommittee toda

The "No Smoking" signs are going up everywhere as Americans puff fewer cigarettes and hear U.S. Surg

AIF Membership Approves MergerWASHINGTON, D.C. - The membership of the Atomic Industrial For

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

Responses to a Federal Maritime Commission survey of carriers, shippers, ports and terminal operator

Tension between Malaysian palm oil growers and U.S. soybean farmers is rising. The Malaysian

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

Bond prices fell sharply Friday, with the Treasury's bellwether 30-year bond losing more than a poin

Willy de Clercq, the European Community's outspoken commissioner for external relations, is deeply c

Passenger Traffic Up, Fatalities DeclineThe U.S. scheduled airlines carried more passengers

Nurse practitioners are facing a "critical situation" in obtaining liability insur ance, according t

An insurance consulting firm is lobbying Congress for tax law changes to en courage the use of compa

In their obsession to increase their market shares and "damn the bottom line," Japanese companies at

A $200 million cash infusion into Ambac Indemnity Corp. is raising concern if a price war may be aro

A high-ranking Energy Department official said the U.S. administration is closely watching the globa

The Tennessee Valley Authority bought 14,000 tons of spot coal from Harlan Cumberland Coal Co. and a

Bearings Exported At Dumping PricesThe U.S. Commerce Department found that Italian and Yugos

Mexico's minimum daily wage is being boosted by 23 percent Wednesday, but in real terms the base sa

Measures to open Japan's farm markets would sacrifice rural households without resolving any major t

Cargo Loadings Rose In May at Great LakesConstruction industry demand for stone boosted carg