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UK UNIT LABOR COSTS GREW 4.9 PERCENT IN AUGUSTU.K. manufacturing unit labor costs rose 4.9 p

AIR PRODUCTS INCOME SHORT OF EXPECTATIONSAir Products and Chemicals Inc. said fourth-quarter

Mutual life insurance companies have found a friend in Rep. Thomas J. Downey, D-N.Y., who said Thurs

The Cast container shipping line announced the opening of a Vancouver office on the occasion of the

TWO FIRMS TO BUILD ARTICULATED RAILCARSCHICAGO HEIGHTS, Ill. - Thrall Car Manufacturing Co.

Canadian Pacific Ltd. Thursday offered to buy the 44 percent of Soo Line Railroad Co. it doesn't alr

Insurance companies doing business in Texas have filed a motion with a court in that state to dismis

Is Harvey Rosenfield planning a brand-new ballot initiative for California? "I'll let you kn

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The Maritime Administration is considering requests for the sale of two vessels that would result in

A West German diplomat told port officials gathered here that his country would fight for keeping a

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

VISA REQUIREMENTS ON SPLIT SHIPMENTS. An original visa must accompany each shipment. An orig

For the week ended Oct. 14, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

ANALYSTS SAY INFLATION IN US WELL-CONTAINEDAnalysts Thursday said the 0.2 percent rise in U.

Macy's may not tell Gimbel's its plans, but the ports of Seattle and Tacoma intend to tell each othe

Malaysia and Brazil Thursday night were expected to sign a protocol of understanding to jointly expl

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Corn futures closed higher Thursday in heavy volume on buying triggered by news of a large Soviet Un

Robert L. Hague - Merchant Marine Industries Post No. 1242. Annual Guard of Honor Ball. Oct. 21. New

THATCHER RESISTS PLAN TO PUNISH S. AFRICAKUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - At the Commonwealth summit

Customhouse brokers, like taxpayers, are always subject to spot audits. In each case, the best way t

United Parcel Service is likely to start daily trans-Atlantic freighter flights between the United S

The House of Representatives overwhelmingly approved an $837 million economic aid bill for Poland an

Many of the San Francisco earthquake victims should benefit from newly installed electronic claims s

The chief U.S. maritime regulator warned that the 1992 maritime re-regulation of Western Europe migh

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Lawyers for Capt. Joseph Hazelwood, former captain of the tanker Exxon Valdez, Thursday asked a fede

Oil producing nations are seeking to renew links with major oil companies whose foreign operations w

CURRENT STATUS: Airline deregulation is proving one of the toughest tasks on the European Community'

During the third quarter of 1989, the market for secondhand ships advanced at twice the rate of the

Unlike hurricanes, earthquakes do not give advance notice of their arrival, so ports can only react

All trade in Singapore will be paperless by 1992, a senior minister said at the official launching o

The first Diamond-Star Motors Corp. cars bound for sale in Japan are expected to roll off the assemb

Thu., Oct. 19, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

While European insurers and reinsurers are still counting the costs of Tuesday's earthquake in Calif

Marsh & McLennan Cos. reported that net income for the third quarter was $73.5 million, compared wit

American Airlines has overcome its first regulatory obstacle in an effort to provide daily non-stop

US TO STOP BUYING MEXICAN OIL FOR SPRThe United States will stop buying Mexican oil for its

Stock in MC Shipping Inc. climbed more than $1 a share Thursday after the company declared a higher-