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The Soviet Union is spreading its wings in the international aviation world. It has been gra

A story on Page 12B of the Sept. 22 edition of The Journal of Commerce, ''Cargo Reserve Bill for Lak

Coast Guard officials subpoenaed the captain of the oil tanker World Prodigy late Tuesday but said i

BA BULLISH UAL DEAL WOULD PASS US TESTSBritish Airways PLC's top executives said they are co

Gov. Michael S. Dukakis announced Tuesday that his cabinet-level Executive Office of Energy Resource

The Interior Department's Minerals Management Service awarded a $128,000 contract to study the econo

The four national dockworker unions at India's 11 principal ports are planning fresh disruptions ove

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of Commerce , U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service, Room HCHB

HOW TO USE: The following government bid opportunities are among the hundreds of such opport

Canadian shipowners are converting bulk carriers to self-unloaders as a result of the sharp drop in

Several Western companies are entering joint ventures with the Soviet airline Aeroflot in an effort

OIL COMPANY OFFICIAL MIGHT GET ICC POSTAn oil company executive with no known transportation

A California appellate court has ruled bad faith actions filed before August 1988 are not valid unti

The Italian agro-industrial giant Ferruzzi, stung by hefty losses, is beating a retreat from the for

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

U.S. textile producers emerged the winners in this week's showdown on Capitol Hill over proposed leg

Gasoline and distillate inventories increased, the American Petroleum Institute's latest weekly supp

Railroads are resolving a situation that has been one of the greatest drags on the growth of transpo

President Carlos Salinas de Gortari, on the eve of his first official visit to Washington, said he i

A war of words between the Port of Hampton Roads and the Port of Baltimore might erupt into an all-o

Major basic industries see themselves on a rare plateau instead of past boom- and-bust cycles, and t

CROSS-MARGINING AHEAD FOR STOCK INDEXESThe Chicago Mercantile Exchange and the Options Clear

Japanese prowess in electronics and high technology is the result of a national decision to act earl

U.S. shipyards will fight to block any new federal subsidy program that allows shipping lines to bui

1413 (Sept. 27, 1989) Previous day - 1420 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

U.S. chemical companies are trying to grab a share of the potentially huge Soviet chemicals and petr

A new coalition, Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety, comprises consumer organizations that have s

NJ OKS DU PONT PLANS FOR WASTE INCINERATORTRENTON, N.J. - New Jersey's Hazardous Waste Facil

A new study by the Agriculture Department suggests that a phase-out of worldwide farm subsidies and

DAI-ICHI QUIETLY MOVES INTO SHORT-TERM MARTSSome traders in financial markets here are repor

* Trading With Norway 4A * Finlandization of Eastern Europe 8A* US Pressed to Cut Budget Def

At its annual meeting, privately held Crowley Maritime Corp. announced it earned a $13 million net p

Itel Rail Corp. is going south of the border. The San Francisco-based railcar lessor entered

IRAN TO MAINTAIN PRICE OF CRUDE FOR JAPANESETOKYO - The state-owned National Iranian Oil Co.

American Short Line Railroad Association, annual meeting, Oct. 1-4. Westin- Copley Plaza Hotel, Bost

With major shipping lines looking more and more at joint operations to improve profits, a new panel

SOVIETS REBUKED ON LACK OF GOODSThe Communist Party has rebuked two government ministers for

This communications-crazed colony, where mobile telephones trill in the unlikeliest locations, got a

Commodity Exchange Inc. executives said the new computerized trading "card" - four years in the maki

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