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Less than a week after Argentina's economy minister pledged to take no new measures against hyper-in

METALWORKERS ACCEPT LABOR PACT IN CANADAOTTAWA - The United Steel Workers Union, Local 6855,

Headings: NEW ENGLAND: New England Electric System, Westborough, Mass. MID-ATLANTIC: Consol

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange is forming committees to study last month's recommendations by the e

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Peroxides Akzo Inc.'s chemical division, Chicago, Ill., is increasing all price categories f

The story "Attorneys General File Response in Antitrust Suit," on Page 13A in The Journal of Commerc

Midwestern weather can be expected to provide corn and soybean farmers with some selling opportuniti

State-owned Philippine National Oil Co. is planning to build its own petrochemical complex, industry

Gasoline stations in rural America may go the way jukeboxes went in the 1970s if pollution coverage

INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT FALLS 0.9 PERCENT IN WEST GERMANYFRANKFURT, West Germany - West German ind

OPERATING INCOME RISES AT NAC RE CORP.GREENWICH, Conn. - Nac Re Corp. reported that operatin

Robert Sanders believes he's found the ideal combination of products for folks from eastern Washingt

PURCHASERS EXPECT MODERATE GROWTHThe nation's purchasing executives said Tuesday there will

EX-IM BANK TO FINANCE BOEING AIRCRAFT SALEWASHINGTON - The Export-Import Bank announced Tues

JARDINE EMETT & CHANDLER INC. (Los Angeles) - Martin Loth was named manager at this insurance compan

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Exxon Shipping Co. has been privately instructing its captains and chief engineers to eliminate ove

Exxon Corp. wants to burn or bury the sludge recovered in cleaning up the nation's worst oil spill,

The American College will host a seminar on global prospects for life insurance and financial servic

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Restoring U.S. competitiveness demands grass-roots changes by companies, unions, schools and workers

Consumer products that release chemicals into the air that "rip up the earth's protective ozone laye

What does a Madison Avenue boutique investment firm know about running a major railroad? "We

The Interstate Commerce Commission handed shippers an important victory Tuesday by allowing them to

Consumer activist Ralph Nader Tuesday called for a national boycott of Exxon Corp. in response to th

The Environmental Protection Agency proposed new regulations Tuesday for 17 pesticides and 21 other

When "K" Line President Harry Matsunari was in town last month, I asked him if he thought the then-s

A huge group of maritime companies and industry organizations want the U.S. Trade Representative to

Arthur Andersen & Co., a major American accounting and consultancy firm, said Tuesday it plans a new

After almost five years of development and testing, the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey's Au

The International Trade Commission found Tuesday that imports of ball bearings, spherical plain bear

Two hotels in China are among six new and eight converted hotels added to the Holiday Inn chain in t

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service Agri

Egypt has signed a contract to manufacture parts for the U.S.-designed F-16 fighter plane, the head

U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter announced Tuesday that he was naming John C

A couple of years ago, the advertisements and service charges of rental-car companies qualified as s

WALESA TO VISIT US, ADDRESS AFL-CIOLech Walesa, leader of Poland's Solidarity union, will ma

Greenpeace asked the Soviet Union on Monday to seek world help to recover a wrecked submarine, its t

The Bush administration is delaying the deadline for employers to begin using complex tests to prove