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One U.S. and three European banks have been granted full licenses, bringing the total number of bank

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EC FINANCIAL MARKETS FACE FOREIGN CHALLENGELONDON - The main source of competition in Europe

Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. is joining the growing field of companies designing new cargo-hauling equi

He will never win a Sierra Club Man of the Year award. Nor will he be Exxon's most valuable tanker c

Baltimore Gas & Electric Co. said Friday it is moving up to May 1991 the completion date for Unit 2

A first glimpse of the Tradelink electronic data interchange system has been tantalizingly afforded

HIGHER COSTS PREDICTED FOR OLD PLANE REPAIRSThe cost of maintaining America's aging aircraft

Microcomputers in Transportation, third annual international conference, June 21-23. Hyatt Regency H

Some concrete railroad ties made by Lone Star Industries Inc. of Greenwich, Conn., are showing signs

Providence & Worcester Railroad Co. officials late last week were unable to explain why Consolidated

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The Port of San Francisco is asking for proposals on writing a new strategic plan. The port expects

Marine Transport Lines Inc. of Secaucus, N.J., has lost another round in a continuing court battle w

Thailand, Malaysia and the Philippines are expected to reap more foreign investment because of the t

The future of Puerto Rico's Section 936 program, cornerstone of the island's economy, was a major is

Owners and insurers of aging ships are sitting on time bombs whose ticking can be slowed only by bet

The defense-intense economy of New England soon may find new strength in exports despite military cu

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For West German Foreign Minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher, it was a sweet success. His country

CSCE SEAT SALES HIT EIGHT-YEAR HIGHNEW YORK - The Coffee, Sugar and Cocoa Exchange Inc. said

The current shortage of airlift capacity appears to be the only significant restriction to the growt

June 16, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries may raise its production ceiling by 1 million barr

It'S not that William J. Miller has anything against the airline industry, but he's out to keep busi

CHINESE TO VISIT EVENT IN SEATTLE; PROTEST SETGovernment delegates from a pair of ports in C

June 16, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

The government of Sudan, following its first public bid opening for freight rates on U.S. food-aid c

Transportacion Maritima Mexicana SA, or Mexican Line, said it will stop calling at the Port of San F

Rep. Thomas A. Luken, D-Ohio, trying to end an eight-year congressional deadlock, will introduce a b

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

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DEVON ENERGY CORP. (Oklahoma City) - Darryl G. Smette was elected vice president of marketing and ad

The Port of Bremen/Bremerhaven's new Overseas Trade Center is intended to give it a competitive edge

Taiwan will raise oil refining capacity at its two refineries from 600,000 barrels a day to 720,000

Seven chlorofluorocarbon producers from around the world will cooperate on toxicity testing of two p

Massachusetts insurance Commissioner Roger Singer will resign to become senior vice president and ge

G.D. Searle & Co. late last week agreed to settle the claims and lawsuits of more than 100 people li

The story headlined "Cuba Outlines Plans to Develop Tourism," which appeared on Page 7A in The Journ

A U.S. business delegation heads to one of Southeast Asia's lesser-known countries this week in what