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New and more attractive terms for deep-sea oil exploration off Malaysia are being drawn up by the co

SHELL CONFIRMS CUT IN BRENT SHIPMENTSBrent crude oil shipments from the Sullom Voe terminal

1401 (July 13, 1989) Previous day - 1400 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

The Boeing Co. is allowing some of its executives to return to China and is preparing to deliver fou

AIRCONTACT (CANADA) INC. (Toronto) - Alex McCluskey was named general manager at Toronto's Pearson I

An expansion of Midway Airlines, which is trying to acquire jets, routes and gates from Eastern Airl

If you want to get a trucker angry real fast today, just say the word ''methanol." The image

RHODE ISLAND RAIL USERS have mixed feelings over the Ocean State's refusal to extend a state tax bre

The Department of Transportation has proposed legislation designed to encourage the safe movement of

Connecticut officials are asking the Bush administration to give KLM Royal Dutch Airlines gateway st

Emery Worldwide said it has no intention of ending its small package operation. A story on Page 7B o

NORTHWEST PILOTS UNION SEEKS IMPASSE IN TALKSEAGAN, Minn. - The union representing Northwest

A major Japanese shipping line and its North American agents next month will begin testing a $20 mil

The Aerospace Industries Association said it is well on the way to linking 600,000 users of electron

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A group of Soviet warships will visit the Port of Norfolk, Va., next week in what Soviet officials d

A delegation from Liberia, which boasts the world's largest shipping registry, is touring Asia to so

Stolt Tankers & Terminals (Holdings) SA said its net income from operations rose 83 percent in its s

Finding a way to encourage economic and political reform in Eastern Europe without upsetting local s

Representatives of European dockworkers' unions will meet leaders of striking U.K. dockers Monday t

A $50 million fund being proposed to invest in Hungary, announced to coincide withPresident Bush's t

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

HOUSING COMPLETIONS DROPPED 7.5 PERCENT IN MAYU.S. housing completions fell 7.5 percent in M

Profits of the 500 largest industrial companies outside the United States soared nearly 50 percent i

U.S. carmakers will produce 96,939 cars and trucks this week, up from last week's 70,173, but down f

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

Background: The export of strategically significant technology to Warsaw Pact and certain other coun

Thu., July 13, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

The U.S. government's military sales to China may be permanently scrappedbecause of frayed U

A Senate committee gave party-line approval to a measure by Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., to requ

Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady is pressuring chairmen from the largest U.S. commercial banks to r

THOSE FRENZIED FANATICS IN IRAN can now tear each other to shreds and get paid! The governme

NORTH INSURANCE CO. - (Basking Ridge, N.J.) - Roger J. Consolla was named senior vice president and

A New York agency that allegedly oversold millions of dollars' worth of drought insurance to farmers

Coast Guard Commandant Paul A. Yost told a Senate panel Thursday he views congressional efforts to b

Sen. John B. Breaux, D-La., is tired of hearing platitudes about the ills of the maritime industry;

FEDERAL, STATE OFFICIALS SURVEY CONN. DAMAGEHARTFORD, Conn. - Federal and state emergency of

Leading commercial, federal and investment banking officials Thursday told a Senate committee that b

Japanese corporate affiliates in the United States should increase their purchases from American sup