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The weekly tally of oil and gas rigs operating in the United States continued its year-long seesaw t

Chain Store Traffic League, annual meeting, June 5-7, Cervantes Convention Center, St. Louis. Contac

The European Commission Wednesday unveiled its long-awaited proposal for an EC shipping register cou

The Journal of Commerce Inc. plans to give advertisers in its Shipcard section the added benefit of

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The selection of Foreign Minister Sousuke Uno as Japan's new prime minister could lead to an improve

Beleaguered Adm. John Aylmer, president of the Massachusetts Maritime Academy, said a Friday meeting

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Proposals to cut the number of U.S. troops in Europe by 20 percent could significantly erode the vol

Nothing can quite prepare the newcomer for the sight of hundreds of vessels afloat here in what migh

After just a few months of working inside the White House to help shape President Bush's economic po

The Southern Pacific Transportation Co. will acquire the Soo Line's trackfrom Kansas City, M

The government's main barometer of future economic trends, the Index of Leading Indicators, rose 0.8

Sweeping legislation introduced in the House would deregulate most aspects of domestic offshore ship

Prudential Insurance Company of America is boosting its Asian investment pool and says management bu

In the wake of federal investigations into violations of futures trading laws, the Commodity Futures

Most office workers believe honesty and ethical behavior of company management are the most importan

A former federal judge from New Jersey, a one-time New York prosecutor and a Chicago labor lawyer we

A top White House aide told steel union and industry representatives Wednesday that President Bush i

Foreign ownership of Air Canada shares is approaching the 25 percent limit set by the federal govern

Tanzania, following a lead set by neighboring Kenya has called for a global ban on the ivory trade t

Although the outlook for 1989 is highly promising, officials of Intercontainer, the intra-European

From kiwifruit to spring lamb, New Zealand's food exports are pleasing thepalates of more an

A top European Community official said the U.S. balance-of-payments deficit is fueling the increases

Parliamentarians belonging to Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party are expected on Friday to elec

CSX RAIL TRANSPORT (Jacksonville, Fla.) - Tyrone C. James was promoted to general manager, safety. H

Minnesota International Center world affairs luncheon, June 16, Radison University Hotel, Minneapoli

BUSH GRANTS EXTENSION TO CHINA, HUNGARYMAINZ, West Germany - President Bush Wednesday grante

Dayton, Ohio, has been going into high-technology and service industries in a strong move to diversi

When the planning committee began working on the first National Intermodal Forum and Piggyback Expos

The first spade of dirt was turned Wednesday at the ground-breaking for Chrysler Corp.'s $1 billion

A new agreement with China could bring a trade windfall for Michigan machine tool manufacturers.

CHINA STUDENTS' ZEAL PASSES WEATHER TESTStudents and workers camped near a mini-Statue of Li

Help-wanted advertising, a measure of U.S. employment demand, has reboundedfrom its slight f

Increases in orders for electrical machinery and primary metals pushed new orders for goods from U.S

Pressure for financial stability is likely to result in federal regulation of the insurance industry

A decision between Sedgwick Group PLC, London, and San Francisco-based Transamerica Corp. to end a s

Gary Stoops dreams of going where no one has gone before. His eyes shine brighter than his big smile

Lawmakers investigating problems with the National Flood Insurance Program Wednesday could be certai

STUBBORN FIRE DESTROYS PENN MUTUAL RECORDSMore than 50 firemen were injured and traffic tied