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Florida congressmen introduced legislation Thursday to ban oil and gas exploration off south Florida

A Malaysian-American joint venture is pitching for a contract to maintain U.S. Air Force transport a

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

Guilford Transportation Industries Inc. is embroiled in a a new storm of controversy, following its

Most physical commodity prices will drop in the second half of 1989 in response to a weaker U.S. eco

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

The House of Representatives approved legislation Friday to restrict U.S. aid to Zaire because of co

July 21, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

As Rhode Island officials threatened suit for the salvage value of the tanker World Prodigy, an atto

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission cannot comment on whether the August-contract soybean hedgi

A Coast Guard port access study has recommended a new deepwater route for inbound and outbound vesse

While economists debate how hard or soft the landing will be, railroad executives have been watching

Nevada's booming gambling industry is helping the state lead the nation in the growth of non-farm in

Port Everglades Authority plans to return to the Broward County, Fla., tax rolls to help finance the

The International Maritime Organization is ready to step up the fight against pollution of the seas.

The maker of the beer substitute, Moussy, is afraid it's getting a bum rap by having its name associ

REGIONAL BLOCS The Pacific Summit and Symposia. Aug. 6-11. Seattle. This major event being c

JAPAN'S FUJI PHOTO OPENS PLANT IN USGREENWOOD, S.C. - The American subsidiary of Fuji Photo

1376 (July 21, 1989) Previous day - 1376 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

In the office of Kenneth Carr, the new chairman of the Nuclear RegulatoryCommission, hangs a

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Air bags will be standard equipment on 13 of General Motors Corp.'s 1990 car lines, or about 500,000

Companies in the business of moving electronic messages may soon be crying over spilt milk.

EQUIBANK (Pittsburgh) - Nicholas J. Zennario was named president and chief operating officer.

When Siberian miners went on strike in the Soviet Union last week, one complained to a U.S. reporter

FLUOR GETS $43 MILLION IN IRANIAN SETTLEMENTIRVINE, Calif. - Fluor Corp. has reached a settl

John F. O'Brien was named president, chief executive and a board member of State Mutual Life Assuran

The Federal Maritime Commission has shelved its effort to clarify what is meant by the terms "U.S. c

Coffee producers Brazil, Colombia and Mexico expect few problems on trade or foreign debt repayments

A struggling U.S. shipyard says it will receive U.S. funding for its biggest job in half a dozen yea

President Bush plans to attend a Western Hemisphere summit in San Jose, Costa Rica, on Oct. 27 and 2

Profitability is believed to be a growing concern among airlines serving China, with passenger loads

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent) is as

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The Commerce Department has arrested three foreign nationals for violating the Export Administration

With overseas investment and demand both growing, Malaysia's comparatively small textile and garment

China's sole coal exporter says sales in the first half of the year were marginally greater than in

CHINA'S GNP ROSE 5.7 PERCENT IN FIRST HALF OF 1989China's gross national product grew 5.7 pe

Twenty-nine Philadelphia hospitals filed a lawsuit against the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania last wee