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May 4, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.

SUN REFINING & MARKETING CO. (Philadelphia) - Aaron Blum was appointed manager, marketing services i

* Customs Update 4A * Howard Simon - Simon Says 12A* Greg Johnson - Managing Traffic 2B<

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Kenneth E. Mayhew will replace K.G. Younger as president and chief executive officer of Carolina Fre

The Mexican Ministry of Transportation and Communications has approved a budget of $200 million for

JAPANESE THREATEN TO COMPLAIN TO GATTGovernment officials Thursday said Japan will complain

IVORY COAST BEHIND IN FARMER PAYMENTSGAGNOA, Ivory Coast - Six months into the fiscal 1988-8

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

A top executive of American President Lines Ltd. 's parent firm and the executive directors of the P

Two key congressmen have deferred battle over proposed Caribbean Basin legislation until a full meet

Tiny Virgin Atlantic Airways may be backing into the freighter business. The airline is stud

DHL AIRWAYS INC. (Cincinnati) - R. Lawrence Hughes was named senior vice president, operations. DHL

Trans European Airways, a Belgian charter airline, has ordered eight Airbus Industrie A310-300 airli

TOTAL BAN CONSIDERED ON ELECTRONIC DEVICESWASHINGTON - The Bush administration said it might

An industry and government task force is expected to recommend this month a host of mandatory repair

Zim Israel Navigation Co. began serving three Latin American countries Tuesday in partnership with a

Boston Edison Co. said earlier this week that its Pilgrim Station nuclear plant is operating at 25 p

The insurance industry suffered a $4 billion defeat Thursday when the California Supreme Court ruled

The cheap and docile South Korean workers who built the nation's economic miracle are not so cheap a

The Environmental Protection Agency said it can't assure that pesticides banned in the United States

Sales rebounded last month at the nation's chain stores after a dismal March, in time to salvage fir

CP Rail positioned itself for rising Canadian trade with the Pacific Rim by inaugurating Thursday it

A conventional liner service linking southern China with booming Southeast Asia will be launched thi

SWITZERLAND'S BALOISE PURCHASES PW GROUPPROVIDENCE, R.I. - The Baloise Insurance Group of Ba

DEXPO SOUTH '89, national DEC computing exposition, May 9-11. Contact: Expoconsul International Inc.

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Charles E. Okosky was named a senior vice president of General Electric Capital Corp. He was vice pr

Florida's largest all-cargo airline, Challenge Air Cargo, has begun weekly scheduled freighter servi

Philadelphia-area Democrats have joined forces to introduce legislation into the General Assembly of

U.S. landfills are filling up so quickly that the country will run out of space for them in 1998, th

An Illinois waste-disposal company shipped a barge containing toxic levels of lead and cadmium overs

Chicago Federal Reserve Bank President Silas Keehn advocates a bank regulation reform program that w

Pesticides, radon, asbestos, tobacco smoke, bacteria and mold that Americans inhale inside poorly ve

Washington state insurance regulators ordered two Spokane, Wash., companies to stop selling insuranc

Chances are very good that you've never heard of Delbert Meyer. Chances are just as good that every

Proposed new legislation calling for the expansion of the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to 1 billion b

Corporations increasingly are turning to patent and trademark laws to protect their inventions from

The tremendous publicity given to the U.S. trade deficit with Japan obscures the success that many U

Officials with Houston-based steamship agent Biehl & Co. aim to quickly replace Hapag-Lloyd AG as a