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The Federal Maritime Commission has approved a request from two major U.S.-flag carriers and dismiss

FRENCH RAILCAR FIRM SEEKS US PARTNERSPRINCETON, N.J. - French railcar builder Cadoux Interna

MEMBERSHIP Ocean Common Carrier Group -- Represents 27 liner shipping companies serving trad

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

Long Island Lighting Co. gave its three top executives a total of $254,000 in bonuses this year on t

Aug. 30, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

GULF CANADA RESOURCES LTD. (Calgary, Alberta) - C.E. (Chuck) Shultz, 50, was named president and chi

The National Coal Association will hold its 13th annual transportation policies andcoal distribution

U.S. and Canadian suppliers of liquefied natural gas may get a chance at one of Asia's big markets,

CONTAINER TRADE GROWS AT BOSTONThe Port of Boston appears well on its way toward its traditi

THE HOTTEST TIP moving my way in recent days has Bobby Brown leaving his position as president of Co

NY GASOLINE PRICE DIP IS BIGGEST SINCE '86ALBANY, N.Y. - Average gasoline prices during the

The volume of manufactured goods moving from the U.S. Midwest to Asia aboard Westwood Shipping Line

Southern Co. said electricity sales to commercial customers increased 4.3 percent during the first s

An extended outage at LCP Chemicals Inc.'s Moundsville, W. Va., plant soon will cause supply shortag

For the first time this year, current crude oil stocks have exceeded year-ago levels, the American P

Creditors of failed trucking companies are joining with auditors and billcollectors to fight

Jean-Marc Vernes Wednesday won a 48-hour extension to launch a counter bid for Compagnie Industriell

Eastman Kodak Co., under fire for pollution problems around its Rochester facilities, is making a re

The Interstate Commerce Commission has ruled that both the seller and the purchaser of a short-line

Soybean prices have bogged down in August as the seasonal transition to a demand-led market from a s

LINCOLN NATIONAL SELLS REINSURANCE UNITLincoln National Corp. announced Wednesday that it ha

Automobile insurance competition may be fine in some cases, but opening the Massachusetts auto marke

DU PONT POSTS 8 PERCENT DIP IN AIR EMISSIONSWILMINGTON, Del. - Du Pont Co. reported an 8 per

AIT FREIGHT SYSTEMS INC. (Chicago) - Herbert L. Cohan was named director of corporate development in

Mony Financial Services has named Theodore J. Shalack chief financial officer for insurance operatio

Occidental Chemical Co.'s unsuccessful effort to limit its liability for the cleanup of Niagara Fall

Aegon Insurance Group, Holland's second largest insurer and one of he top 30 in the world, reported

An associate membership at the Chicago Board of Trade traded Wednesday at $215,000, slightly more th

Northwest Airlines' new owners should be able to repay the carrier's $3.1 billion debt with cash fro

Many Illinois insurers are fearful that Gov. James Thompson will sign a bill that would repeal a ban

IBM JAPAN, TOSHIBA PLAN JOINT VENTUREIBM Japan Ltd. and Toshiba Corp. said Wednesday they pl

This highly industrialized island will face a major environmental crisis if its government doesn't s

Top executives of Seatrain Lines Inc. are planning to join theever-larger group of shipping companie

ILLINOIS WILL OPEN MEXICO TRADE OFFICEThe state of Illinois will open a foreign trade office

Audi of America is still punchy and bloody from the awful sales beating it has taken over the last f

Once-burgeoning trade relations between South Korea and China have hit a brick wall since the June

Japan should ease restrictions that are barriers to free competition and fair-pricing procedures in

MALAYSIA APPROVES ELECTRONICS INVESTMENTKUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - The Malaysian government ha