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Granny Goose Foods Inc. is introducing a pair of snack foods that it hopes will make it a household

The rapid expansion of International Shipholding Corp. is quickly making it popular with investment

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

A prolonged strike by U.K. dockworkers could tighten cereal supplies as animal feed manufacturers sw

United Parcel Service will spend $30 million to expand the flight training facility at its national

CMS UTILITY SERVICES INC. (Jackson, Mich.) - Ronald G. Doster was named director of client services

The Tennessee Valley Authority said it bought 16,500 tons of coal for three power stations in its la

MOBIL'S JAVA OIL FIND HAS GOOD POTENTIALJAKARTA, Indonesia - A subsidiary of Mobil Oil Corp.

Pan Am and Aeroflot have expanded service between New York and Moscow on a provisional basis pending

NWA Inc. directors expect to decide by today whether to keep the parent of Northwest Airlines indepe

Martinair Holland NV, the small scheduled charter airline based in the Netherlands, plans to stick t

While four members of the National Transportation Safety Board voted to place blame on Aloha Airline

The Thai government says a computer system is being planned to speed up cargo clearance at Bangkok's

TRUMP PLANS UPGRADE OF EASTERN SHUTTLENEW YORK - Developer Donald Trump, poised to take the

Off-pier freight consolidators say they should have access to favorable "me- too" rate provisions in

Spurred by the growing need for data links, many nations with inadequate telecommunications systems

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PAVLOV WOULD HAVE BEEN PROUD. Say "paper," and watch members of the EDI community start to f

"Economic reality" was the most compelling reason for a rare show of unity between the Chicago Board

The Small Business Administration is trying to prime smaller U.S. firms to take advantage of the new

The market for U.S.-built merchant ships, which all but evaporated in the 1980s, will revive during

A Canadian woman conspired with dozens of computer hackers across the United States, some as young a

FINANCE/INVESTMENT Tax Strategies for Exporters. June 1-2. Chicago, Ill. FSC/DISC Tax Club w

IBM, 3COM TO TACKLE COMPATIBILITY PROBLEMSAN JOSE, Calif. - International Business Machines

CHINA'S SUGAR IMPORTS FELL BY HALF IN MARCHLONDON - China imported 90,763 metric tons of sug

The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc

A consultant group has recommended that the Massachusetts Maritime Academy broaden its mission and d

Frustration, shortages and want. Even in Moscow and Leningrad, two of the wealthiest Soviet cities,

Intellectual property protection will be a prime topic as U.S. and Yugoslav businessmen gather this

The first test of the four-month-old Canada-U.S. free trade agreement will come in the next few mont

The Coast Guard is issuing minimum living and working condition standards aboard foreign vessels cal

JAPAN'S NTT REPORTS 5.2 PERCENT DECLINE IN PROFITJapanese telecommunications giant Nippon Te

The container boom at the Port of Halifax on Canada's east coast is continuing, with first quarter f

Prices of ocean freight futures contracts moved sharply downward last week. In the words of

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In an effort to map the next 100 years of development in the Pacific Northwest, the Washington Cente

Union Pacific Corp. said it accepted about 11 million shares of its common stock at $73 a share unde

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

CHICAGO ROUNDTABLE ELECTS OFFICER SLATECHICAGO - Manuel J. Miyar, president of American Nati

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