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U.S. entrepreneurs will have to look hard for a friendly private bank if they plan to do business wi

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Lexington, Ky., lawyer Harry M. Snyder, President Bush's nominee to head the U.S. Office of Surface

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Korea Shipping Corp. paid $38,000 in a settlement with the Federal MaritimeCommission prompt

MATLACK SYSTEMS OPENS OPENS TRUCK TERMINALWILMINGTON, Del. - Matlack Systems Inc. has opened

A gentleman's agreement between U.S. and European Community officials kept the multibillion-dollar A

Rhode Island's loss will be Brooklyn's gain as New York Shipyard Corp. takes on the job of repairing

THIRD PARTY CLAIMS LEGISLATION OPPOSEDDES PLAINES, Ill. - Legislation that would allow actio

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

Growth in the world's output and trade will slow in 1989 and 1990, according to a United Nations rep

SOUTH KOREA REPORTS JUNE TRADE SURPLUSSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea registered a customs-

IT WAS HORACE MANN who likened habit to a cable: Every day a new strand is woven, and then one day i

OH! CANADA! Canada's decision to adopt Edifact as a national data processing standard has ma

Maintenance workers on 20 North Sea oil production platforms Monday went on strike over a manning di

CONSUMERS POWER CO. (Jackson, Mich.) - Gregory A. Sando was named manager of labor relations.

This is part of an occasional series illustrating the effect of new regulations that require reduced

CMS HOPES TO BUY, CONVERT RANCHO SECODEARBORN, Mich. - CMS Energy Corp. proposes to purchase

Analysts attribute Orient Overseas Container Line's near-collapse in 1985 to over-investment and a s

As pressure to limit Pacific Northwest log exports continues to build, more than 500 loggers protest

1414 (July 3, 1989) Previous day - 1413 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

The regulation of workplace safety in the United States has lapsed into a two-tiered system in which

Although the Australian insurance industry is still male-dominated, the opportunities for women to r

Shipping lines trading between Europe and the Far East are taking steps to avoid the cutthroat condi

Some aircraft analysts believe the 737-500, which lifted off for its first test flight last Friday,

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The Federal Communications Commission gave American Telephone & Telegraph Co. the go-ahead Friday to

The events in China have come at a particularly unfortunate moment for pharmaceutical manufacturer R

Carolina Freight Corp. earned $2.1 million, or 31 cents a share, on revenue of $157.4 million during

If Lloyd's of London is to continue to reign as the world's largest insurance market, it will have t

COTTON SHORTAGE CUTS CHINA TEXTILE OUTPUTChina's textile industry failed to meet its product

A contractor in Aylmer, Quebec, landscaped a sidewalk with interlocking bricks bought from a supplie

Challenge Air Cargo Inc. has asked the Department of Transportation for permission to begin twice-we

APPLE COMPUTER INC. (Cupertino, Calif.) - Joseph A. Graziano rejoined this personal computer company

The wildcat coal miners' strikes are jeopardizing the health benefits of 85,000 retired miners and w

Orient Overseas Container Line's roots go back to Shanghai in the 1940s, when C.Y. Tung set up Chine

An ocean carrier charged that a competing carrier offered to use the same vessels in bidding on tran

FARRELL LINES INC. (New York) - Eric Colon was named senior account executive for the U.S.-flag ship

The Insurance Society of Philadelphia will hold a workshop on homeowner's insurance, July 6, in Ambl