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The Massachusetts Port Authority took the first steps toward automation of its Moran Container Termi

SERVICE MERCHANDISE TO SELL COMPUTER UNITNASHVILLE - Service Merchandise Co. has reached an

The state Senate passed two measures that would require the Massachusetts Port Authority to assume $

QUAKER STATE CORP. (Oil City, Pa.) - Sales, marketing and distribution executive positions were real

The state natural resources commissioner suspended the competitive oil and gas leasing program, citi

RULES/REGULATIONS Workplace Hazardous Material Information System Seminar. June 19. Newark,

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It's a long way from Moscow's musty foreign trade offices to the stylish Refco Inc. headquarters in

NY WANTS TO INTERVENE IN GE WASTE CASEALBANY, N.Y. - New York officials are trying to interv

Senate Democratic leader George Mitchell said he was confident that a clean- air bill, driven by hea

The commandant of the Coast Guard apologized to the nation's seafarers Friday for his much-publicize

Just days after the Federal Reserve signaled it was backing off its tight- money stance against infl

MEDIGAP SALES ABUSES SEEN COSTLY TO ELDERLYSome insurance agents and companies lure older pe

The Port of Oakland has submitted an $81.7 million budget for fiscal 1989. The budget is 10 percent

TradeNet, the electronic data interchange facility operating in Singapore, will take a significant f

LEAPING INTO THE UNKNOWN can result in broken bones - or bytes, in the case of computerization.<

SANTA FE RAILWAY (Chicago) - Jeffrey R. Moreland was named vice president and general counsel for th

WILDCAT DOCKER STRIKE GAINING SUPPORT IN UKLONDON - U.K. dockworkers employed at Newport jo

U.S. trade policy-makers are fiddling around with romantic notions of a bygone era while U.S. econom

Rhemus, a West German freight forwarder, is owned by Veba. The ownership was incorrectly stated in a

States battling air pollution in a race against threatened federal sanctions are watching New Jersey

FAA FINES AIRLINES FOR SECURITY LAPSESWASHINGTON - The Federal Aviation Administration annou

Initial sales of its stereo speakers in Japan in 1976 were disappointing for Bose Corp. Its

Pittston Coal Group Inc., the nation's leading exporter of coking coal to Japan's steel industry, sa

The Bonneville Power Administration Friday began supplying electricity to Sacramento, Calif., where

Negotiators representing U.S. semiconductor manufacturers and Japanese electronics makers agreed at

U.S., European and Japanese business executives believe Japan will be the economic power hurt most b

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

The availability of newly designed chassis poses a potential solution to the problem of containers t

Transportation Secretary Samuel K. Skinner sent legislation to Congress aimed at giving the Coast Gu

New Jersey took the first step last week in providing rail service to the Hudson River waterfront co

1406 (June 9, 1989) Previous day - 1412 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

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With furor over fusion-in-a-jar fading from memory, members of the platinum- group metals industry a

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While the Philippine government is optimistically projecting 50 percent annual growth in electronic

The visit by Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev to West Germany this week is expected to have only a

A coalition of log ports and timber companies will spend $600,000 to fight proposed restrictions on

US AUTO PRODUCTION INCREASED LAST WEEKDomestic automakers were scheduled to produce 231,232

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Massachusetts said it has no objection to legislation that would requi