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The real property tax exemption for solar and wind energy systems will be extended to systems which

About 10,000 gallons of gasoline leaked into the Arthur Kill waterway early Wednesday from a docked

The European Community Commission said it plans to spend $363 million to improve and expand natural

A study released by the American Petroleum Institute said Congress's push in the Clean Air Act for t

Crude oil inventories declined slightly last week but remained substantially higher than a year ago,

SAUDIS ASK JAPANESE TO CUT CRUDE IMPORTSSaudi Arabia asked Japanese oil companies to volunta

Restructuring the U.S. transportation system is essential if American companies are going to compete

The reauthorization of the Federal-Aid Highway Act, due next year, could severely affect the railroa

CHINA INDUSTRY OUTPUT UP 2 PERCENT ON YEARLY BASISChina's industrial production reached $35

The Treasury Department is pressing U.S. and West European commercial banks to do more to help promo

Daiwa Bank Trust Co. of Japan will help finance worldwide exports from New York state under a new pr

The Military Sealift Command defended the methods it used in rejecting as too high a host of rates s

STAR REEFERS SLATES NEW SERVICE TO USStar Reefers, the refrigerated shipping line formed las

The Navy christened its first undersea surveillance ship with a special twin- hull design. T

For nearly nine months, a federal grand jury has delved into whether Saddam Hussein's plan to make I

Containerized cargo handled in the colony's port in the first quarter amounted to the equivalent of

In some May 9 editions of The Journal of Commerce, two headlines on Page 3B were transposed: "Waterm

LAND PRICE RISES STIR CONCERNS IN JAPANThe Bank of Japan warned in a report released Wednesd

* Trading With Sweden 4A * Tom Connors - Washington 8A* Monthly Rail Carloadings Decline 2B<

Transportation Week in New Jersey kicks off next Monday with breakfast speeches by two newcomers to

NORTH AMERICAN BUYING NEW TRACTORS, TRAILERSFORT WAYNE, Ind. - North American Van Lines is a

U.S. Trade Representative Carla Hills Wednesday indicated that it was not certain that President Bu

A nationwide rail strike appears unlikely before early 1991, an influential rail labor leader said W

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A new U.S. District Court decision allowing banks located in towns with less than 5,000 people to ma

New Orleans port officials say fees charted to port users must be raisedbecause: * T

Eastman Kodak Co.'s board of directors Wednesday elected Kay R. Whitmore to succeed Colby H. Chandle

The White House said it would oppose a plan backed by European governments to provide $100 million t

The U.S. Department of Agriculture's move to boost the grain purchase level for the Soviet Union was

Occidental Chemical Corp. is the fourth major North American sodium chlorate producer in the last fe

Crystal-ball gazers at the Agriculture Department have been spending the past few weeks looking into

New taxes "absolutely" will be discussed in a fresh round of budget talks set to begin next week, Ri

West German chemicals group Bayer AG said Tuesday its net consolidated profit fell 3 percent in the

The California State Assembly passed a bill to require that members of the board of governors of the

The House Agriculture Committee Wednesday voted to increase U.S. subsidies of high-value and value-a

Container volume moving through Puget Sound ports can be expected to rise 71 percent to about 3.4 mi

The dramatic fall in cocoa prices in recent weeks is not likely to prompt any extraordinary buying b

Since the advent of deregulation here two years ago, Canada's estimated 60,000 truck owner-operators

Copper prices rose strongly Wednesday despite news that the Southern Peru Copper Corp. lifted its fo

DE LA GARZA PROPOSES FUTURES TASK FORCEA new "emergency reaction task force" should be estab