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MARSHALL FIELD'S SOLD BY B.A.T. SUBSIDIARYAs part of a restructuring plan for London-based B

Massachusetts lawmakers are being asked to enact perhaps the nation's strongest safeguards against i

The Air Force has agreed to pay as much as $27 million of the cleanup costs at two hazardous waste d

India can't seem to make up its mind about foreign investment. On the one hand, A.N. Varma,

Who would spend a weekend here listening to lectures on the "Anatomy of a Spemin" or "Sex and Death

The cloak of banking secrecy should be lifted as part of worldwide efforts to curb the laundering o

EAST GERMANY PLANS TO EASE COMPANY LAWSEAST BERLIN - East Germany took a major step toward c

The United States is expected to propose a substantial reduction in barriers to shipping high techno

Eishiro Saito, chairman of Japan's most powerful private business organization, said Thursday that J

The Canadian government is appealing a Quebec court ruling last week that struck down the federal co

Apr. 19, 1990 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Crude oil prices came roaring back Thursday after days of steady declines. The U.S. benchmar

DURING WHAT WAS CALLED the baseball summit last week, President Bush got a heavy whiff of the curren

South Korea's moves to open its government procurement process to foreign bidders appear likely to k

Japan's voracious appetite for investing in U.S. business to date hasn't included a taste for coal i

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

The Soviet Union slashed supplies of natural gas to rebel Lithuania by 85 percent Thursday following

The local American Chamber of Commerce is throwing its weight behind maintaining China's status as a

China will boost its open-door policy by developing the Pudong district of Shanghai as a type of spe

Legislation that would renew trade benefits to the impoverished Caribbean region and resolve a compl

The New York Mercantile Exchange is evaluating its residual fuel futures contract, which has not tra

The only all-freight air carrier in Hong Kong plans to add capacity to service newly granted routes.

Japan's Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and West Germany's Daimler-Benz, in a major step toward creation

EASTERN WON'T APPEAL APPOINTMENT OF TRUSTEEEastern Airlines said Thursday it would not appea

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A former employee of Secaucus, N.J.-based Marine Transport Lines Inc. was found guilty Wednesday of

The decline in the market for secondhand ships that occurred during the fourth quarter of 1989 did n

A House maritime committee sent a $558 million fiscal year 1991 spending bill for the Maritime Admin

Container shipments through U.S. ports grew 6 percent in the first two months of this year, about th

BETHLEHEM STEEL TO SELL TWO LAKES ORE VESSELSBETHLEHEM, Pa. - Bethlehem Steel Corp. announce

Two U.S. transportation agencies disagree on the best way to deal with the safety and inspection of

Shipping will be hampered and large containerships will have to schedule their sailings carefully be

Panalpina Inc., Humble, Texas, continues to operate as an ocean freight forwarder under the Federal

Apr. 19, 1990 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low

A major U.S. ocean carrier is back in business on a Far East military trade route, but its battle wi

The Ports and Harbors Bureau of Japan's Transport Ministry says its new multibillion-dollar, long-te

New data on toxic pollution in the United States indicate that a federal effort to keep track of it

HAVE U.S. GRAIN EXPORTERS really withdrawn offers to supply grain to the Soviet Union grain in respo

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration Thursday proposed to fine Phillips 66 Co. over $5.