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Ford Motor Co. said its Escort model was the world's best-selling car in 1988 for the seventh consec

Growing impatience in the United States over trade imbalances with Japan has created a need for new

America's biggest industry - electronics - still leads Japan and the rest of the world, but not by m

The Chicago Board of Trade is forging closer ties with China to help that country develop expertise

A former official of the FDA's generic drugs division has been charged with allegedly accepting a fr

Australian-produced vehicles are high-priced and poorly made, according to Industry, Technology and

A spiny-tailed little creature with a big appetite is threatening to disrupt the Great Lakes food ch

TRUNKLINE GAS TO BUILD 24-MILE LINE IN ILLINOISHOUSTON - Trunkline Gas Co., a pipeline subsi

BAA PLC, formerly the British Airports Authority, may come under official investigation for its prop

May 10, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low

Flota Mercante Grancolombiana SA, Colombia's national-flag shipping line, saw profits rise to $10.9

Coal has become one of China's main exports to energy-short Taiwan, although it is shipped through t

West German shipowners have increased their orders for new ships in 1989, prompted by an improved sh

About 650 planes will have to be grounded if Congress goes ahead with a directive requiring airlines

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A federal administrative law judge denied a $110 million bid for fuel subsidy payments from the Mari

Two insurance companies must pay for a Morris County man's bone marrow cancer treatment despite thei

A pledge by Japan's minister of international trade and industry to make the country the world's lar

50 PERCENT INCREASE REPORTED IN ORDERS FOR RAILCARSKANSAS CITY - Orders for new and rebuilt

Heavy truck sales continued their pattern of modest growth in April, supporting analysts' expectatio

CAPITAL MARKETS ASSURANCE CORP. (New York) - Mahesh Kotecha, 41, was named a vice president and tran

Two brothers who held key jobs with First Commodity Corp. of Boston were sentenced Monday to work-re

Britain's economic woes are revitalizing labor unions shorn of power by the law and by public unpopu

NORTH AMERICA Export Pacific '89. May 15-17. Civic Auditorium. San Francisco, Calif. Second

CHEVRON TO ACCEPT BIDS FOR SPANISH PROPERTIESChevron Corp. Tuesday confirmed that it will ac

Pan Am Corp. is considering making an offer for NWA Inc., the parent of Northwest Airlines, which is

A new $420 million tunnel in British Columbia will make it easier to move coal and grain shipments,

After four years of negotiations, and nearly five decades of patiently establishing relations, West

THEY LINGERED LONG PAST DINNER, clustered in twos and threes, gathered from Honolulu, Taiwan, Tampa,

INDUSTRY GROUPS DENY CONSUMER CHARGESInsurance industry groups are accusing consumer organiz

The recent federal budget could bring Canada close to recession by the end of this year, predicts th

The government should give "very careful consideration" before allowing new institutions to issue cu

RJR NABISCO TO SELL EUROPEAN SUBSIDIARIESU.S. food and tobacco giant RJR Nabisco, which was

Prodded by shareholders and stock analysts complaining of lagging profits, Weyerhaeuser Co. has unde

JOBLESS, WILLING AND ABLE, some U.S. fishermen are struggling to peddle their skills and their hardw

Normalization of Sino-Soviet relations with the visit of Mikhail Gorbachev will spur bilateral trade

Six sailors were killed and five were injured Tuesday when fire broke out aboard a U.S. Navy supply

May 9, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.

A U.S. District Court in Washington rejected a request by Stena AB to block anti-takeover moves unde