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Brig. Gen. Eugene Witherspoon, who heads the Army Corps of Engineers' Missouri River division in Oma

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The Bank of England expects the major economies to experience a much sharper slowdown in 1991 than t

An increasingly aggressive Brazilian fruit exporter is about to try its hand in the U.S. fresh frui

David W. Davis, executive director of the Massachusetts Port Authority, announced Thursday that he m

Officials at a California state hearing Tuesday recommended that the Coast Guard vessel traffic serv

The Persian Gulf crisis increased demand for containers, according to a leader box lessor. J

A new fear is gripping the highways. Will the nation's 5 million commercial truck and bus dr

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Malaysian Airlines System is going ahead with orders for three Boeing 747-400 aircraft for delivery

The Internal Revenue Service wants a federal bankruptcy court in Florida to liquidate the assets of

While they have long held out the promise of increasing rapidly some day, Brazilian fresh fruit expo

A visit to the Kansas City Board of Trade has been tentatively scheduled next week for two members o

Oakland, Calif.-based Kaiser Engineers International will conduct an engineering feasibility study o

PHILIPPINES PLANS TO IMPORT RICE IN '91MANILA, Philippines - The Philippines plans to import

GE Information Services and Data Exchange International face a challenging and difficult task in the

Navistar International Transportation Corp. bolstered its lead in a sagging market lastmonth as heav

The Soviet Union will stop all subsidized sales of oil products to Vietnam, industry sources in Sing

Detroit Edison Co. announced record October electricity sales of 3.3 billion kilowatt hours, up 4.4

Rail rate hikes are the bullets U.S. coal exporters have been dodging for the past several years. Bu

Trade as a whole may be sluggish, but the airborne sector is thriving, which appears to vindicate pl

The Arizona Trial Lawyers took the insurance industry for a good old- fashioned shell game during th

EASTERN GETS FUNDS TO AVERT LIQUIDATIONNEW YORK - A federal bankruptcy judge late Wednesday

Starting this quarter, the U.S. economy will experience a "mild and brief" recession, and Federal Re

As of Nov. 15, 1990 Prices in the spot chemicals table include spot quotations or list price

The head of Canada's second biggest airline has come out strongly against open skies in North Americ

The European Community sent mixed signals Thursday regarding the Uruguay Round of world trade negoti

NO EMS REALIGNMENT FORESEEN IMMINENTLYFrench Finance Minister Pierre Beregovoy said Thursday

SEPTEMBER LABOR COSTS IN UK INCREASED 10.6 PERCENTU.K. manufacturing unit labor costs rose 9

The investment climate in China is improving, but signed deals haven't yet followed the increase in

TERMINATION OF SUSPENSION OF LIQUIDATION: FRESH AND CHILLED ATLANTIC SALMONFROM NORWAY. The

A double blow is sandbagging Thailand's exports of textiles, its largest single overseas earner, wit

Shortages of coal and power hit steel production during the first six months of fiscal 1990-91 thro

E. EUROPEAN ECONOMIES WORSE THAN EXPECTEDEfforts to turn Eastern Europe's centrally planned

Arco Chemical Co. plans to invest US$700 million in the Asia-Pacific region over the next five to se

STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK MARITIME COLLEGE. Nov. 17. Bronx, New York. Third Annual Admiral's Ball

Nearly a year after Texas lawmakers passed a major workers compensation insurance reform package, th