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Despite arguments that they were being manipulated by the tobacco industry, Pennsylvania House membe

Cocoa prices here and at London advanced sharply Thursday amid strong trade buying that reflected co

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

Federal Express Corp. starts clearing cargoes electronically through the U.S. Customs Service on Mon

Chemical Leaman Corp. lost $1.3 million during the 1989 fourth quarter. A headline on astory detaili

The commissioner of the U.S. Customs Service has challenged the port and maritime industries to make

Cuba will sell its sugar and nickel on the international market if the Soviet Union and other tradit

COMPANIES TO FORM MINING PARTNERSHIPPittsburg & Midway Coal Mining Co., Englewood, Colo., an

The airline industry lost two titans this week. C.R. Smith, who helped build American Airlin

Chances seem remote for soybeans to become a new dietary fad in the United States - the oat bran of

Apr. 5, 1990 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low

WALLACE TO STEP DOWN FROM MEDIATION BOARDWalter C. Wallace, a member of the National Mediati

Rising orders for new crude oil tankers could create serious overcapacity in the global tanker marke

"I don't have any secrets," said Edward J. Philbin, the new chairman of the Interstate Commerce Comm

It's fair to say that without the U.S. census, the IBM Corp. wouldn't exist.Neither would ma

In the Utility Outlook feature in the Wednesday, April 4, Journal of Commerce, Entergy Corp.'s 1989

WATERFORD MANAGEMENT THREATENS TO MOVE EASTDUBLIN, Ireland - Ireland's world-renowned Waterf

French wine shipments to the United States have resumed despite a U.S. move to block entry of import

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

BUNDESBANK OFFICIAL HEDGES ON MARK RATIOWolfgang Rieke, the West German Bundesbank's interna

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

Timothy J. Rhein is fuming. The president of American President Lines Ltd., Oakland, believe

Barges loaded with much-needed fertilizer for the nation's breadbasket began arriving here this week

Lloyd's of London said Thursday it has ruled out the need for an inquiry regarding hundreds of milli

Despite a later Easter selling season this year, some of the nation's big retailers Thursday reporte

Hoechst-Celanese Corp., based in Somerville, N.J., expects flat or slightly slower growth in 1990 be

Talks will resume next week in Geneva on reducing U.S. and Soviet stockpiles of chemical weapons, in

American President Lines has reached an agreement with the Port of Oakland to buy two Alliance crane

By a two-to-one margin, some 400 members of the United Maritime Officers Association have voted to m

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The Port of New York and New Jersey has reversed a steady decline in general cargo volume and has be

Plans by Pennsylvania to upgrade lines operated by the Delaware & Hudson Railway Co. within the stat

Olin Corp. said its Venezuelan joint venture Pralca signed contracts to build an 86,000 metric tons

Canadian hydropower plants would have to undergo environmental reviews comparable to those required

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission Thursday reissued a January 1989 ruling that clarifies its

Apr. 5, 1990 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

Phillips 66 Co. will introduce a cleaner version of its "SuperClean Unleaded Plus"mid-grade unleaded

U.S. companies are becoming less competitive because of the threat that they may have to pay huge da

AMOCO TO RECYCLE USED MOTOR OIL IN ILL.Amoco Oil Co. started a motor oil recycling pilot pro

A major trade group's proposal to the Brazilian government on coffee export policy is heavily loaded