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CALIF. COURT UPHOLDS BAN ON ARCO DRILLINGSACRAMENTO, Calif. - The California State Lands Com

Petroleum marketers meeting here this week split sharply over the way their industry handled the pub

Phillips Petroleum Co. is poised to start marketing propane in Denver for motor vehicles, the first

Trans World Airlines Inc. Chairman Carl Icahn said he will buy new jetliners and expand the carrier'

Price Waterhouse soon will be monitoring the postal system's efficiency. The U.S. Postal Ser

Congress is waiting to see whether President Bush will decide that it is in the U.S. national intere

A satisfactory international accord on trade in financial services is crucial to obtaining private s

The U.S. dollar rose against the deutsche mark and the yen Tuesday in active trading. Tradin

Existing Kai Tak airport may reach saturation point two years earlier than expected, a senior govern

POLAND NETS LOANS TOPPING $1 BILLIONThe World Bank approved Tuesday two loans totaling $360

Feb. 6, 1990 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low

CONTINENTAL BANK CORP. (Chicago) - Richard L. Huber, 53, was named a vice chairman. He was e

AMSTERDAM - LIKE A CORK that never stays below the surface of the water, the new species of air carg

This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza

Cruise ships to nowhere continue to play musical chairs in the Gulf of Mexico as their owners pursue

Restaurants and ports have something in common: If they are good, they get discovered. Business bui

1606 (Feb. 6, 1990) Previous day - 1619 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

The recent history of Mi-Jack Products Inc. suggests that enormous export opportunities may lie just

Consolidated Rail Corp. credits a new safety program for the carrier's 22 percent reduction in job-r

Exporting to Eastern Europe may become more risky and more expensive as export credit insurers reass

Unlike the swift and easily repairable destruction wrought by Hurricane Hugo, the damage caused by f

P-I-E, INTER-CITY INK ACCORD ON JOINT SALESJACKSONVILLE, Fla. - P-I-E Nationwide Inc. has si

Edward J. Philbin breezed through his Senate confirmation hearing Tuesday and should win quick appro

The U.S. Customs Service has recommended sweeping reforms in its program of export incentives, calli

CASS LOGISTICS INC. (St. Louis) - Robert V. Delaney has joined this transportation andlogistics supp

A shortage of transshipment capacity seriously threatens the continued development in Europe of inte

With somber 1989 cargo figures and a restive group of unemployed longshore clerical workers on hand,

Today's meeting between Karl Otto Poehl, president of West Germany's Bundesbank, and Horst Kaminsky,

GATX SELLS FACILITIES TO PRUDENTIAL INSURANCEGATX Corp. has sold 17 warehouses for $90 milli

With quality improvement programs now in place with its truckers, International Paper Co. looks to d

High-tech shippers can receive quick computer parts and repair services from SonicAir, a same-day ai

International Paper Co. knows the horrors of failing to communicate. About a year ago, the M

Morton International Inc. will acquire the Whittaker Corp.'s coatings and adhesives division, for ab

In a move to improve the safety of imported food, the Environmental Protection Agency announced it w

The United States is willing to accept an increase in funding for the International Monetary Fund of

A last-minute Brazilian court decision and weekend embarkations met U.S. Trade Representative Carla

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HONDA MAY SELL CHRYSLER CARS IN JAPANHonda Motor Co. is considering a request by Chrysler Co

YEUTTER TO UNVEIL FARM BILL PROPOSALSThe long-awaited Bush administration proposal providing

EC FOREIGN MINISTERS REJECT BID FROM TURKEYBRUSSELS, Belgium - EC foreign ministers Monday f