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Exxon Corp.'s Alaska oil spill and the failure of the oil industry to speak forthrightly about recen

As the strike gripping Eastern Airlines approaches the end of its second month, boss Frank Lorenzo i

BANK BRANCH TARGETS IMPORT FINANCINGNEW YORK - First New York Bank for Business, formerly Fi

The Soviet Union has a poor record on pollution but plans to double environmental spending and sharp

CLEVELAND CONSULTING ASSOCIATES (Cleveland) - Tony Reed has joined this firm as management consultan

Michael Milken, the $550 million-a-year "junk bond" king recently indicted in Wall Street's inside i

Despite President Bush's campaign vow against new taxes, his administration is actively considering

The European Community's top banking official said the EC will use its proposed new banking directiv

CBT TO PRESENT BUDGET FOR AURORA SYSTEMCHICAGO - The Chicago Board of Trade will present mem

TRANS-PACIFIC CABLE IS FULLY OPERATIONALThe first fiber-optic communications cable across th

PROPELLER CLUB TO HEAR GEN. CASSIDY SPEAKGen. Duane W. Cassidy, commander-in-chief of the U.

COURT AWARDS PENSIONS TO 4 BHOPAL VICTIMSNEW DELHI, India - India's Supreme Court Friday ord

Rough rice futures at the Chicago Rice and Cotton Exchange could be poised for a repeat of 1987's dr

American President Companies Ltd. announced earnings for the period ended April 7 of $5.8 million, o

ACRYLAMIDE American Cyanamid Co., Wayne, N.J., announced that it will increase the price of

Apr. 28, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The oil industry will have broader trading and arbitrage opportunities for refined products if new f

IGA PLANS TO OPEN GROCERY STORES IN JAPANIGA Inc., the country's fourth-largest retail food

In a victory that the United Auto Workers believes will slow the growth of low-wage, non-union autom

The Chinese Export Commodities Fair appears to have overcome a shortage of supplies and probably wil

Pratt & Whitney has received orders and options worth up to $215 million for new jet engines from ai

Back in the mid-1970s when Robert Poole Jr. was developing the notion of private enterprise being ab

The United States and Japan have reached agreement to jointly produce Japan's new FSX fighter jet, a

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

The rapid expansion of maquiladora plants in northern Mexico is fueling growth in the service sector

Cuba has restored full diplomatic relations with Venezuela with the designation of an ambassador to

NIPPON CARGO URGES END TO US SANCTIONSNippon Cargo Airlines Co. asked U.S. officials to gran

Federal investigators have uncovered evidence of possibly illegal budget practices and favoritism to

AMERICAN ELECTRIC POWER CO. (Columbus, Ohio) - Ronald A. Petti was named to succeed Gene B. Hale, se

XEROX OFFERS 'QUIETEST' OF RIBBON TYPEWRITERSXerox Corp. chose National Secretary's Day to u

Air freight rates for export shipments to Asia probably are heading up across the board. Som

Armed with a $1 million grant from the National Science Foundation, the Wharton Risk and Decision Pr

Six people, including two lawyers and a doctor, pleaded innocent Thursday to a scheme that allegedly

The dollar will continue to trade in a range until there is a marked change in U.S.economic fundamen

The Port of New Orleans' Public Grain Elevator, a longtime landmark on the Mississippi River, will b

Prosecutors say charges against a Food and Drug Administration chemist and adrug company exe

TEAMSTERS RECOGNIZE OHIO OVERNITE WORKERSRICHFIELD, Ohio - Teamsters Local 24 has been certi

Nigeria will urge domestic enterprises to switch from the export of raw commodities, such as cocoa,

CSL INTERMODAL (Hunt Valley, Md.) - Douglas M. Christy was named director, domestic containerization