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TEXAS-TOKYO SERVICE SOUGHT BY CONTINENTALContinental Airlines is asking the Department of Tr

Keppel Group, the Singapore-based marine and property conglomerate, has listed another Philippine un

The Massachusetts Port Authority is delaying a financing plan for expansion at Logan International A

Shipping conferences operating from Australia are being forced to open up their activities to greate

GEORGIA POWER SETS 3RD PEAK RECORD FOR '89For the third time this year, Georgia consumers se

Bass PLC said Thursday it was buying the Holiday Inn chain in North America for about $2 billion in

The National Mediation Board is preparing to rule on several administrative questions that are cruci

The state-run railroad system in Malaysia is adding rolling stock and upgrading some lines as freigh

A restructuring plan announced by Eastman Kodak Co. to bring in up to $1 billion in extra cash next

ATOCHEM ANNOUNCES PRICE HIKESAtochem Inc. of Glen Rock, N.J., a subsidiary of the France's E

Commodity Exchange Inc. has fined and suspended the trading privileges of Semel & Co., an exchange m

STOCK INDEX FUTURES NEAR ALL-TIME HIGHSStock index futures on U.S. exchanges surged Thursday

As the Rev. Jesse Jackson marched through downtown Boston last week with 10,000 workers shouting beh

The story "Barge May Be Sold To Satisfy Tow Debt," on Page 1B in The Journal of Commerce of Aug. 24,

In 1947 Edson Foster Sr. started manufacturing needles for non-woven textiles in the garage of his h

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

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries' crude oil output averaged 21.6 million barrels a

A Soviet freighter carrying a load of PCB chemicals nobody wants dumped its cargo in the home town o

Port commissioners are seeking a $130 million bond election here to help finance a controversial and

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A NEW YORK WINEMAKER, eyeing cheaper transport costs, looks to the rails for comfort. Taylor

CHEMICALS Sulfates and surfactants. Exporter of sulfuric acids, alcohol ethor sulfates, coco

MEXICO: CATEGORY 239, SPECIAL REGIME. Imports of U.S.-formed and cut fabric for Category 239 under t

Federal and state authorities in Alaska Thursday reversed a decision made last week and will allow E

The International Cocoa Organization Thursday forecast the 1988-89 world cocoa surplus will be 263,0

Early detection of aflatoxin, a cancer-causing substance, prompted cancellation of some recent shipm

Japan's economy is in need of restructuring and a hefty dose of mergers and acquisitions may just do

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

Hungary's current account deficit could reach $1 billion this year compared with initial predictions

Aug. 24, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

CSX Transportation Inc., which was operating a train loaded with flammable butane when it derailed i

Australia's domestic airline pilots resigned en masse on Thursday after airlines started firing them

Californians, famed for their love of automobiles, don't always show the same affection for the indu

GA.'S OGLETHORPE GOES OUT OF STATE FOR POWEROglethorpe Power Corp. this week began receiving

The U.S. dollar declined Thursday in a thin, choppy market. Without any economic news schedu

IMPORT PRICES FELL 0.5 PERCENT LAST MONTHPrices of U.S. imports, excluding fuel, fell 0.5 pe

United Parcel Service will expand its air package and document delivery network to more than 175 cou

The growing problem of attracting and keeping staff at a time of shortage and rising emigration is l

SUPPORTERS OF U.S. FARM PROGRAMS are raring to begin hard dialogue with U.S. government officials on

ANANGEL-AMERICAN PURCHASES VESSELAnangel-American Shipholdings Ltd. announced Thursday a fur