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(Last of a Series) STATE COLLEGE, Pa. - Deregulation apparently has forced more and more tr

An unofficial strike by British dockers finally crumbled Monday as the last remaining strikers at th

American companies, eager to benefit from the unified European market in 1992, will have to move fas

Unsuspecting consumers are being "ripped off" by car leasing companies that charge excessive penalti

Despite tension over Japanese market barriers and the U.S. trade deficit, some major U.S. companies

Puerto Rico's thriving tuna industry is nervous about a proposed House bill that would allow 22 Cari

China's official media intensified attacks on the United States Monday in an apparent attempt to off

Aetna Life & Casualty is among the largest corporate supporters of the fight against AIDS, but compa

The German forwarder and the Frankfurt Airport official shook their heads in puzzlement as they sat

June 19, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

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

South Korean Deputy Prime Minister Cho Soon Monday announced measures to curb pay raises, fight infl

CHINA UNREST MAY CUT JAPAN'S STEEL OUTPUTThe recent unrest in China may result in a 1 percen

The United States is donating $450,000 to the government of Thailand to help it develop a new airpor

Ring up another victory for glasnost and perestroika. In the spirit of openness, the Soviet

Taiwan's state-run China Shipbuilding Corp. is expecting a steady improvement in business over comin

Nippon Liner System Ltd. must proceed cautiously in expanding its operations, since it is still sadd

HOUSE MARITIME PANEL TO ACT ON EIGHT BILLSThe House committee responsible for maritime matte

CENTRAL DOCK CO. (Coos Bay, Ore.) - Arie Hoek was named vice president of marine operations for the

A 76-day-old strike against Pittston Coal Group spread to Kentucky Monday and a wildcat walkout by m

AMERICAN PRESIDENT COMPANIES LTD. (Oakland) - Paul A. Fox was appointed a director of business devel

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

The shipping industry will have to attract money from insurance companies and pension funds in order

PHILIPPINES DELAYS TALKS WITH BANKSMANILA, Philippines - The Philippines is postponing talks

A Senate bill that would raise federal auto safety standards is facing opposition from predictable s

INSIDER TRADING RULES ADVANCE IN THE ECEC economic and finance ministers, as expected, Monda

The most serious dissident movement in the United Auto Workers in 40 years lost its first test of st

The Chicago Board Options Exchange is launching two interest rate options contracts designed specifi

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MASS. MALPRACTICE POOL WON'T HIKE '90 RATESThe Massachusetts Joint Medical Malpractice Under

Congress this week delves into issues involving America's advanced computing capabilities, including

A buried cache of thousands of gallons of a potentially dangerous chemical has been found just block

The Federal Maritime Commission will require a larger presence in Puerto Rico if Congress approves a

The government has renewed a wage-price freeze imposed last year in an effort to curb Mexico's tripl

The Federal Maritime Commission is ending an effort to amend the definitions of "conference agreemen

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

European Community economic and finance ministers in Luxembourg Monday revised the European currency

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PERUVIAN MINERS TO STRIKE AUG. 14LIMA, Peru - The national Congress of the Peruvian Miners a

U.S. manufacturers of products ranging from lawn mowers to wine coolers are being hit by extra costs