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I HAVE KNOWN Tony Keating a good many years. I have watched and privately applauded his ascent, both

Two North American subsidiaries of Furness Withy (Terminals) Ltd., Felixstowe, United Kingdom, annou

NEW INVESTMENT LAW TAKES EFFECT IN EGYPTCAIRO, Egypt - A new investment law takes effect in

Consideration of oil spill liability and compensation legislation always seems to turn into a debate

Working under the watchful eyes of local politicians, media outlets and an intensely mindful public

The European Community and the United States appear to be headed for a newtrans-Atlantic "ho

Japanese and foreign tanker operators should carefully stretch out placement of orders for new giant

The U.S. dollar declined broadly in slow trading Tuesday. Dealers said the dollar was locked

USX Corp., the steel and energy giant, Tuesday posted a 17.4 percent increase in quarterly income, w

Recent liberalization of banking regulation is expected to propel Taiwan closer to its dream of beco

SENATE PANEL APPROVES HIGHER DEBT CEILINGThe Senate Finance Committee Tuesday recommended th

Anthony A. Chiarello is the Maryland Port Administration's new deputy executive director at the Port

SINGAPORE TRADE DEFICIT NARROWED 44 PERCENT IN JUNESharply higher non-oil exports, particula

American and other foreign businessmen here are expressing misgivings about the government's regulat

The outlook for the Canadian forest industry remains bright despite lower earnings and increased con

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Health and safety officials have broadened their inspection of the plant where Boeing Co. builds sec

SOVIET FARMERS EXPECT STRONG GRAIN HARVESTAfter a warm, dry summer in most parts of the coun

Baldt Inc., a major manufacturer of marine equipment, named Balmoral Norge A/ S as its representativ

AMERICAN EXPRESS BANK LTD. (New York) - Robert A. Savage, 55, was named president and chief executiv

Paper manufacturers and chlorine producers are worried the Environmental Protection Agency may act s

The Maritime Administration has approved an agreement between a U.S. company and a West German partn

July 25, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

Some striking dockers have been laid off at the Port of Tilbury, including all the union shop stewar

The Massachusetts Energy Resources Office faults oil companies for drastic wholesale price increases

BALTIMORE UTILITY POSTS 4.5 PERCENT INCREASE IN SALESBaltimore Gas & Electric Co. said that

July 25, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

How many times have you looked at a liverwurst and wondered, "If I addressed that, put a few stamps

DURABLE GOODS ORDERS REBOUND SLIGHTLYDurable goods orders rebounded a slight 0.3 percent in

Annual 1 Mo. 3 Mo. Daily Smoothed Ago Ago Year7/25 7/24 Ch

The Colombian National Coffee Committee, composed of government officials and grower representatives

YEUTTER: EXPORT BONUS MUST STAY WITH USDAAgriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter Tuesday said

Transportation Secretary Samuel K. Skinner said his agency's legislative priority list for the rest

Hazardous materials experts reassured hundreds of displaced families Monday that fumes from a chemic

Potential buyers and sellers of railroad branch lines say the most significant thing about the Supre

Orders for new ships received by 15 of the 24 countries of the Organization for Economic Cooperation

Divers have removed all of the seven hanging plates from the hull of the crippled tanker Exxon Valde

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology is marketing a patented shipboard system that purportedly

New York state's Department of Transportation is accepting private-sector bids for development of tr

The British government reshuffle that brought a new foreign secretary into the cabinet gave Hong Kon