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For months, Wall Street speculators said Ecolab Inc. was heading for something big. Then the

Joel Jacobson, New Jersey's first energy commissioner, who also served on the state Board of Public

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P&LE SELLS INTEREST IN LINE TO CONRAILConsolidated Rail Corp. has completed its purchase of

The U.S. dollar declined sharply against the deutsche mark Wednesday in very thin trading, while dri

The Bank of Brazil Foreign Commerce Department (Cacex) has won its appeal against a court injunction

SINGAPORE, SOVIET FIRMS FORM DIAMOND VENTUREThe Singapore-listed international trading compa

It's gotten so that Linda Hemberger's three daughters have to restrain their mother every time they

As the price of home heating oil increases in New Jersey, a statewide consumer organization is advis

THE RUN-UP IN FUEL OIL PRICES over the past couple of weeks has been unprecedented. Severe,

US FINDS JAPANESE DUMPING PRESSESJapan manufacturers have been selling mechanical transfer

Brazil has suspended all export registrations of frozen concentrated orange juice in light of "viole

Familiarity can breed confusion, experts on electronic messaging are saying. They see teleco

ABF FREIGHT SYSTEM INC. (Fort Smith, Ark.) - Howard Johnson was named vice president, industrial rel

Expected cutbacks in the Boeing Co.'s defense work and problems restarting jetliner assembly lines a

U.S. transportation officials rejected bids by Federal Express Corp. and Emery Worldwide for additio

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The U.S. Treasury Department is prepared to release roughly $400 million in seized assets to the Pan

The cost of moving cargo through the Port of New York and New Jersey will come down next year when t

Much has been written about how Hong Kong is steadily losing brainpower as tens of thousands of prof

ITC INVITES COMMENT ON DUMPING DECISIONThe International Trade Commission invites comments f

Dec. 26, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

THE FEDERAL RESERVE WILL ACCELERATE the pace of interest-rate reductions in the New Year in response

Polish Ocean Lines hopes changes in Poland's foreign investment laws will help it modernize its flee

MOTOR VEHICLE THEFTS UP 11 PERCENT FROM '87 TO '88Motor vehicle thefts in the United States

1586 (Dec. 22, 1989) Previous day - 1590 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

Exxon Corp. risk managers reviewed the petrochemical company's charred wreckage here Tuesday but hav

Guilford Transportation Industries Inc. got a mixed review from the Federal Railroad Administration

IT'S A SMALL WORLD, and nobody knows that better than an air express carrier. Some in the Un

How's this for the plot of a horror movie: It's Christmas day, South Florida is shivering under reco

Greece's two main ports, Piraeus for the Athens area and Thessaloniki for northern Greece, have anno

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Japan should take the lead in rolling back barriers to imports to help avoid a protectionist backlas

The automobile industry, so big and vital to the health of the nation's heartland, is driving the U.

Shed of its Latin American routes, Eastern Air Lines formally began its down- sizing by announcing t

More than 100 vessels were waiting to transit the Panama Canal Tuesday, as the waterway's officials

Heating oil prices roared up and out of sight Tuesday, in buying so frenzied that traders were puzzl

Almost 25 percent of New York's unionized dockworkers have accepted a sweetened pension offer, drama

A former Flying Tiger Line Inc. marketing executive will become air cargo manager for Seattle-Tacoma

The Foreign Ministry is sending emissaries across the land to try to persuade the Japanese to be fri