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METAL RESINATES Hercules Inc., Wilmington, Del., increased prices, effective immediately, of

Apr. 26, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Crude oil inventories rose substantially because of higher imports and a resumption of normal delive

Private express companies said the U.S. Postal Service's new cut rate for international express mail

April 26, 1989 This table shows the vessels scheduled to call at U.S. coal terminals and the

ARMS EMBARGO STUNTS SOUTH AFRICAN MILITARYSTOCKHOLM, Sweden - The 25-year-old arms embargo a

The state of New York formally opened Wednesday a full-time trade and investment office here to enco

BRUNEI RAISES PRICE OF CRUDE TO JAPANBrunei has informed Japanese oil companies that it is r

Sometime between now and fall, the Bush administration must make a hard decision regarding Voluntary

A proposed plan to build a major new regional airport in eastern Massachusetts within the next 20 ye

Eight years ago, people were leaving Joliet in droves following the closing of a U.S. Steel plant, m

3 DOZEN MOTOR HOMES GOING TO JAPANThirty-seven Winnebago Industries motor homes set sail for

Thanks to the high-technology "plumb lines" of two Maryland entrepreneurs, many towboat captains kno

Unionized pilots at Eastern Air Lines said this week that Trans World Airlines Chairman Carl Icahn i

The Michigan Employment Security Commission is warning that the state may face a shortage of agricul

Frank Lorenzo's dealings with Eastern Airlines are one of his concerns. Separately, the operations o

''AIRLINES-GLOBALIZATION AND POST-1992 EUROPE" lecture by Sir Colin Marshal, chief executive of Brit

Horizon Air flight attendants will set up informational picket lines today and Friday at the airline

United Airlines' order for 370 aircraft from Boeing Co., worth up to $15.74 billion, would be a reco

* Trading With South Korea 4A * Bill Armbruster's Trade Talk 5A* Argentine Currency Plunges

Cargo doors like the one that ripped the side off a United Airlines flight and caused nine deaths ov

Michigan manufacturers are increasing their use of technology and implementing more effective manage

U.S. steel users apparently are split over whether the Bush administration should renew steel import

In a global economy, no company is an island - especially when it comes to electronic communications

POISON PILL DEFENSE OF NORTHWEST UPHELDWASHINGTON - A Delaware Court upheld Northwest Airlin

CALIFORNIA LEADS US IN ELECTRONICS WORKERSSANTA CLARA, Calif. - California has more electron

The government's first official reading of the economy in the first quarter left analysts debating t

A panel of experts told the Joint Economic Committee Wednesday that the European Community's propose

A computerized collection of family trees in Tel Aviv is helping Jews around the world trace their r

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This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza

A National Association of Insurance Commissioners panel may release a recommendation on revisions in

The House grappled Wednesday with a $4.7 billion domestic spending bill, and a Democratic plan to pa

Some U.S. grain exporters are so disenchanted with a U.S. farm export subsidy program they would lik

Panama Canal operations could suffer if the U.S. and Panamanian governments remain at odds much long

FLA. SUES TOUCHE ROSS IN HMO FAILURETALLAHASSEE, Fla. - The Florida Insurance Department fil

New York's top insurance regulator was named in a lawsuit earlier this month accusing him of arbitra

The elderly are inadequately protected from medical insurance fraud, House Commerce Committee Chairm

Exxon Corp. said Tuesday it has been hit with 31 lawsuits and 1,300 claims ranging from $500 to $4 m

Passengers flying Chinese airplanes on domestic flights will be entitled to take out insurance for u