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Most exporters would never expect their work to make them celebrities, but Joan Camera achieved that

Difficulties at refineries and other crude oil delivery problems in the southwestern United States a

FORD TO MAKE RADIOS AT NEW PORTUGAL PLANTDEARBORN, Mich. - Ford Motor Co. will build a $120

At a time when President Bush is urging Americans to help reduce air pollution by building cars that

The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index continued to rebound from mid- spring lows, aided by

RAILROADS ARE SERIOUS about their efforts to repeal the Federal Employers' Liability Act. Th

U.S. Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter is confident that the latest trade dispute between the Un

A new company formed by the Kansas Medical Society to offer doctors cheaper malpractice insurance re

The Soviet Union is pursuing full membership in the organization of 104 customs services from around

AGE DISCRIMINATION BILL PROMISED IN CALIF.The chairman of the House Select Committee on Agin

Federal officials are proposing that U.S. airlines spend about $476 million over the next 10 years t

Organizational delays and the exchange's trading system have combined to depress trading volume in E

STATOIL HOPES TO DELAY IMPACT OF PILOTS' STRIKEA strike by helicopter pilots servicing Norwa

N-METHYLOL ACRYLAMIDE National Starch & Chemical Corp. of Bridgewater, N.J., said it will ra

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

Canada's asbestos industry is worried that last week's decision by the U.S. Environmental Protection

President Bush still may announce this week congressionally approved trade and investment incentives

Buoyed by the promise of billions in foreign aid, President Corazon Aquino left this weekend for a t

Prime Minister Sousuke Uno will pledge at this week's summit of the seven leading industrial democra

Air Train Inc. of Palo Alto, Calif., a dark horse, was awarded a two-year, multimillion-dollar contr

Foreign cruise ships, now largely unregulated by the United States, would be governed by tough Ameri

Rarely in recent memory has a Supreme Court ruling disappointed both sides more than the results of

The precipitous decline in white and raw sugar futures in the latter half of last week should prompt

Waterfront employers at ports in Texas and Lake Charles, La., plan to begin contract negotiations wi

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At a remote hut in the badlands of South Dakota, an old Indian lay dying. He drifted in and

Friday's edition of the English-language Chinese Daily newspaper prominently features a report about

United Parcel Service was scheduled to begin on Saturday a weekly freighter flight from Los Angeles

Lower-than-expected trading volumes are threatening to turn the Tokyo International Financial Future

Oil companies operating in Malaysia intend to spend about M$4 billion ($1.5 billion) on exploration,

July 7, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

1392 (July 7, 1989) Previous day - 1398 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

SOUTHERN PACIFIC TO BUY 50 DIESEL LOCOMOTIVESSouthern Pacific Transportation Co. will acquir

Tosco Corp. of Santa Monica, Calif., said it acquired Seminole Fertilizer Corp. of Bartow, Fla., for

ASARCO WORKERS RATIFY NEW CONTRACTAsarco Inc. workers represented by the United Steel Worker

The candidates were equally qualified for the human resources vice presidency post, but one of them

RULES/REGULATIONS Foreign Sales Corporations. July 17-19. Chicago. This seminar will cover n

State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co. says it will file a lawsuit challenging a Nevada law that

Some of the largest American computer makers say a kind of piracy network may be emerging in Asia as

THE ECONOMIC SUMMIT in Paris this week will see George Bush carrying a pot of policy moves that may