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Electronic Data Interchange Association. Dec 11. Washington. Meeting on the role of EDI in the marit

Despite their reputation for high standards, so many Japanese cars have been recalled to repair defe

Low water levels are raising the specter of Mississippi River shutdowns, with part of the river alre

The demand for electric power in the United States by the turn of the century will be twice as large

Dec. 7, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

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

A picture is worth a thousand bytes. United Parcel Service Inc., Greenwich, Conn., has creat

A RETAIL SHIPPER's Far East distribution network remains intact despite the Federal Express Corp. pl

SOUTH KOREA PREDICTS $3 BILLION TRADE DEFICITSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea, hit by sluggi

ICF Kaiser Engineers won a $2 million contract to help Taiwan's Environmental Protection Agency comb

The rapid-fire pace of change in Czechoslovakia hasn't deterred a Las Vegas investor from moving ah

International Business Machines Corp. landed its largest single local order and one of the biggest a

The largest harbor-deepening project in Pacific Northwest history will begin in a few weeks under a

Leaders of the European Community start their summit here this morning, aware that the eyes of the

The Pasha Group Wednesday held dedication ceremonies for its rebuilt omni terminal at the Port of Lo

The stage should be set within a month for a major economic aid package for Poland, according to a s

GATT RULES IN FAVOR OF US ON SOYBEANSA dispute panel of the General Agreement on Tariffs and

QUAKE'S IMPACT LIGHT ON LLOYD'S OF LONDONLONDON - The San Francisco earthquake will cost Llo

A Tennessee coal company and an Indiana shipyard entered a new era Thursday when the barge Pen 101 s

CALIF. COMMISSION BANS NEW OIL LEASE SALESCalifornia's State Lands Commission voted to ban n

American President Lines Ltd. won Maritime Administration approval to expand its use of foreign-flag

The unprecedented opening to the West by the Soviet Union and its allies is worrying officials in im

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Coast Guard crews were hoping to begin working late Thursday to off-load fuel oil from the stranded

"They are so big," said Iberia Airlines' Albert Gomez when asked about problems involved in shipping

A railroad tank car sprang a leak in an industrial section of Buffalo, but fire officials said the f

The U.S. dollar rose against major currencies Thursday as the deutsche mark's rally faltered.

The international pollution control industry is an example of where past problems lead to present an

The value of Philippine debt paper in secondary markets will drop in the wake of the failed coup, bu

Greek cruise shipowners, the Chamber of Shipping and maritime trade unions have reacted sharply to a

McDonald's 200 fast food outlets in Canada are poised to switch to canola oilfrom corn oil f

PRECIOUS METALS ERASE EARLIER LOSSESCommodity Exchange Inc. gold futures surged in late trad

PENNZOIL CO. ACQUIRES 9 PERCENT STAKE IN CHEVRONPennzoil Co., Houston, announced Thursday it

Representatives of the U.S.-flag shipping industry voiced strong support Thursday for a subsidy refo

After waiting for years to enter the Brazilian market, an American computer software company is decl

FRANCE, GERMANY STRIKE MONETARY UNION DEALSTRASBOURG, France - France and West Germany Thurs

EL AL, AEROFLOT PLAN ISRAEL-SOVIET FLIGHTSTEL AVIV, Israel - Israel's national airline El Al

The ruling Democratic Revolutionary Party said that the Panamanian whom President Bush has asked to

Johnson Matthey PLC, the precious metals group, Thursday appointed David Davies as its new non-execu