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CAMPBELL TO PHASE OUT ITS PLANT IN TENNESSEECAMDEN, N.J. - Campbell Soup Co. announced Thurs

More than 300,000 people moved to the nation's second-largest city during the first eight years of t

A longshoreman and his employer, New Haven Terminal Inc., have been indicted on federal charges of i

The trend among Japanese-flag lines to operate their own terminals in Southern California is continu

Auto industry executives like to boast that the new U.S.-Canadian trade liberalization accord was th

Aug. 23, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Calendar year 1988 was the best year since 1970 in the amount of shipping capacity lost in wrecks, f

Boston Edison Co. received permission to increase the power of its Pilgrim nuclear plant up to 75 pe

The New York Mercantile Exchange Board of Governors voted late Tuesday to drop four foreign crude oi

The Asia-Pacific region's soaring electricity consumption is expected to be met by greater use of co

RICKLEFS TO LEAD CONSULTING COMPANYISELIN, N.J. John L. Ricklefs was named managing director

CONFERENCE TO FOCUS ON TRENDS IN ASIAAn international conference on coal technology, trade a

Striking union coal miners gained support Wednesday from AFL-CIO president Lane Kirkland on a day of

Van Ommeren Ceteco, an international transport and trading conglomerate, said it made a net profit o

The government trustees overseeing oil cleanup activities in Alaska have released a draft plan for p

A shortage of blue-collar workers at Electric Boat could force the shipbuilder to shift some of its

British Petroleum Co. PLC recently decided to quit the Australian coal industry, but it is pushing a

Crude oil imports reached their highest one-week level since 1979, the American Petroleum Institute'

FRIENDS IN HIGH PLACES never hurt. Thanks to the remarkable successes and sensible fiscal ma

Atlantic Electric Co. has taken the first step in obtaining a permit to build a 220-megawatt combine

Burlington Air Express Inc., buoyed by strong growth in international operations and generally firmi

Sun Refining and Marketing Co. announced Tuesday that it raised its barge distillate posting by 0.50

12 MEMBERS EXCEED COMBINED OPEC QUOTACrude oil production by 12 of the Organization of Petro

Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd. overcame a fall in operating profit to post a 33 percent gain in net ear

The importance of Hartsfield International Airport is underscored dramatically by results of the fir

JOINT VENTURE WINS JAPANESE AIRPORT PACTNippon Telegraph and Telephone Corp. of Japan and Am

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Shipping is Britain's third-largest source of invisible overseas earnings after financial services a

New Haven Terminal Co., long dominant in Connecticut ocean cargo handling, faces competition from tw

CRUISE SHIP TO MAKE FIRST NEW YORK CALLThe Port of New York and New Jersey on Monday will we

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

The story of how Voith Hydro Inc. got an $82 million contract for a hydroelectric plant in Taiwan is

The recent dock strike cost Liverpool more than 1 million ($1.5 million), the port's owners reveale

Despite continued sluggishness in its general cargo business at Savannah, total cargo volume moving

A variety of boats and support vessels are set to parade through Boston harbor on Saturday in an ann

A federal judge Wednesday sentenced former Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc. assistant trader Lisa Jones t

1427 (Aug. 23, 1989) Previous day - 1423 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

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Cuba hopes to build a tourist industry that will take in $1 billion a year by the turn of the centur

They may never become famous like Idaho's potatoes or California's raisins, but the crops of the fut