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BRITAIN'S ICI TO CLOSE ELECTRONIC BUSINESSESBritain's Imperial Chemical Industries PLC said

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The Venezuelan state oil company Petroleos de Venezuela SA said Monday it reached an agreement to pu

Bromon Aircraft Corp., which hoped to manufacture a sophisticated cargo transport plane here for U.S

To commemorate the spirit of the Thanksgiving holiday, The Journal of Commerce once again would like

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Europe's transport industry is in danger of becoming the weak link in the automation chain.

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service Agri

Whether or not the South Carolina State Ports Authority is truly a state agency may determine whethe

The first shipment to the United States of Nissan Corp.'s new line of luxury cars, the Infiniti, was

UTILITY INVITES BIDS FROM OKLA. PRODUCERSTULSA, Okla. - Public Service Co. of Oklahoma is so

THE CRB FUTURES INDEX, which ended October virtually flat at 225.68, vs. 226.82 on Sept. 29, may be

Nov. 6, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

American Telephone & Telegraph Co. is completing a $183.5 million fiber-optic cable laying operation

Japan is discounting worries voiced by a senior U.S. official that excessive capital investments by

Current hard-line Chinese policies will be eased and the open-door economic program will continue, f

Third World debt prices in the secondary market drifted lower in listless trading as traders awaited

Poland devalued the zloty by 14.3 percent Monday in the fourth substantial devaluation since the Sol

Continental Airlines Inc. had third-quarter net profit of $43.5 million. This compares to a consolid

Aetna Life and Casualty Co. said it will cut commissions 5 percent for agents writing auto insurance

New chairmen for the national delegations to the American Association of Port Authorities have been

The Agriculture Department and Ciba-Geigy Corp. of Greensboro, N.C., are working on a device that so

One U.S. and two European oil companies submitted proposals for a new large- capacity oil refinery i

A former Chicago Mercantile Exchange chairman failed to stop two employees of his trading firm from

A new analysis by the U.S. Department of Agriculture says Poland is close to providing enough food f

ACCESS ENERGY CORP. (Dublin, Ohio) - John Robert Broxson was named senior vice president, effective

Longshore locals at the Port of Baltimore are likely to issue 60 days' notice of a possible strike,

Prospects that the Boeing Co. strike would be settled before Thanksgiving have dimmed considerably a

A San Francisco-based company plans to combine Soviet steel and labor, Canadian financing and U.S. m

Miles Maguire, the Maryland Port Administration's director of communication and information since Ju

A Yugoslav freighter that destroyed part of a coral reef when it ran aground in the Florida Keys has

There is little sign of a rise in physical demand for precious metals, and only a weaker U.S. dollar

Some of the nation's largest plastics companies who rushed to get degradable products onto the marke

Diverse voices called the nation's independent petroleum marketers to the environmental post on Sund

A Thai naval spotter plane saw bodies floating in the Gulf of Thailand Monday as ships continued to

CARRIERS WON'T TAKE HAITIAN CURRENCYThe six ocean carriers in the Hispaniola Discussion Agre

The questions fell insistently on the standing-room-only audience, but no one volunteered an answer.

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

Malaysian Foreign Minister Hassan Omar said Monday all nations, not just a handful of large ones, sh

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