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CALIF. MICROWAVE UNIT GETS THAI NET CONTRACTSUNNYVALE, Calif. - California Microwave Inc. sa

The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Wednesday turned down Aetna Life & Casualty's challenge of

GenRad Inc. of Concord, Mass., said Thursday that a move by a watchdog trade body could open the doo

Norfolk Southern Corp. recently inaugurated daily intermodal rail service between Charleston, S.C.,

Amoco Chemical Co. said Thursday it signed a letter of intent to conduct a feasibility study to buil

U.S. Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter said Thursday that Third World countries would not be lef

China's summer grain crop was a record 99 million metric tons, officials said Thursday, with sales o

Hard coal imports to West Germany fell 10.6 percent last year to 6.4 million metric tons - the lowes

Aug. 16, 1990 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

Foreign Minister Taro Nakayama, who leaves today on a five-nation Middle East tour, will offer cert

ITT HARTFORD REVERSES NY AUTO DECISIONITT Hartford Insurance Group said it would continue to

Rising port charges will cost Port Everglades the service of one cruise line, but two additions to t

The Propeller Club of Port Everglades named two members as its persons of the year. J. Erik

Savannah, Ga., harbor will become easier to navigate in the years ahead. The long-delayed pr

OPERATING INCOME FELL AT SCOR LAST QUARTERSCOR U.S. Corp.'s second quarter operating income

Short-sighted management, poorly trained workers and high interest rates threaten the United States'

It's the little railroad that could. Two years after Norfolk Southern Corp. ended rail servi

Analysts are mulling a number of recent developments from the Brazil and Argentina in formulating th

WHAT WERE those people doing? It was a sight and a sound unlike any seen or heard at a Port

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Aug. 16, 1990 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The Department of Defense plans to establish electronic links with 25,000 of its suppliers in a proj

Shipping lines operating from the Far East to the United States this week announced a second and thi

Major independent lines serving the North Atlantic are following the lead of the rate-making group f

Amoco Corp. said Thursday its one-week price freeze on gasoline, jet fuel and other petroleum produc

Taking a Naval reserve vessel out of mothballs is one thing; manning it is another matter. R

* Record Summer Grain Won't Cut China's Imports 7A * Greg Johnson - Managing Traffic 2B* Cra

Communications, lifeblood of modern business, is set for another leap in the Asia-Pacific region, wi

CONSUMER PRICES ROSE 0.4 PERCENT IN JULYConsumer prices rose 0.4 percent in July, the Labor

The activation of over 30 ready reserve force vessels emphasizes the magnitude of the U.S. effort in

A Connecticut company that admitted illegally contributing $7,400 to the campaign of former U.S. Re

A week after prices skyrocketed under President Alberto Fujimori's austerity plan, they are diving b

Industry is beginning to feel the pinch of the gulf crisis as imports of raw materials dry up and e

Taiwan will reduce tariffs on some 1,900 goods in a market-widening move designed to support its bid

Navistar International Corp. earned $6 million in its third fiscal quarter ended July 31. After pref

Industrialist Henry Crown, an immigrant match peddler's son who amassed one of America's greatest fo

SAUDIS SEEK MEETING, DENY ALLOCATION CUTSRIYADH, Saudi Arabia - Saudi Arabia called for an e

On the evidence of history, the crisis in the Middle East ought to mean higher petroleum prices.

An empty tanker plowed through a cluster of Army Corps of Engineers barges around midnight Wednesday

The rate-making group for ocean carriers on the North Atlantic has produced a new weapon in its batt