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Peruvian and U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration agents sprayed herbicides including Spike on about

BASF AG, the West German chemical group, said Wednesday group pretax profit jumped 44 percent to 3.7

Despite a growing field of competitors and an exploding population of AIDS patients, the Food & Drug

The British government may be on the wrong track in using higher interest rates to redress the count

A management group from Uniroyal Chemical Co. reached an agreement to buy the company from Avery Inc

The air cargo boom continues at the three airports in the New York metropolitan area. Last y

The free trade agreement between the United States and Canada will lead to a stronger North American

COMPAQ RELEASES NEW DESKTOP LINECompaq Computer Corp. is releasing a new line of compact des

Air Cargo Fast Flow, the $20 million automation effort designed to speed import cargo through John F

Air Jamaica faces a fine of up to $28.8 million following seizure by the U.S. Customs Service of 3,5

A Japanese auto parts maker in which U.S. corporate takeover specialist T. Boone Pickens Jr. has tak

Retailers and clothing manufacturers are moving to get quick fast. They're so committed to a

When it absolutely, positively has to be there the next day - don't count on it. That's the

The Transportation Department rejected separate pleas by United Air Lines Inc. and American Airlines

DELTA ANNOUNCES PLAN FOR SERVICE TO TEXASSACRAMENTO, Calif. - Delta Air Lines will begin non

ADMINISTRATION WIDENS ASSAULT WEAPON BANThe Bush administration said Wednesday that it was e

The disruption in crude oil supplies from Alaska led to a staggering drop in inventories for the wee

NY COMMISSION OKS CLOSING OF SHOREHAMALBANY, N.Y. - The New York State Public Service Commis

A law giving one of China's free-enterprise cities the right to make its own laws ran into unprecede

Apr. 5, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

New England Electric System, which bid $2.35 billion for Public Service Co. of New Hampshire's non-S

Oil prices took a tumble on the New York Mercantile Exchange Wednesday amid indications that the sup

Amerada Hess Ltd., the British unit of Amerada Hess Corp., said its latest appraisal well in the Nor

Better Than Money Corp., the small business consulting firm that is opening a joint venture training

OIL INDUSTRY VETERANS were astonished at the events that unfolded in Alaska over the past two weeks:

The United Mine Workers of America called a strike Wednesday against Pittston Coal Group Inc., the c

A government-supervised election is to be held by the end of the year for the top officers of the ol

Economists at the Chicago Federal Reserve Bank are predicting that the Midwest will continue to outp

The old saying "Once burned, twice shy" aptly describes the current mind- set of the nation's steelm

When the worst drought in 50 years hit the Midwest last summer, farmers felt both joy and anguish.

The Claridge Hotel, a 13-story luxury hotel in the heart of Chicago's Gold Coast on Lake Michigan, h

The great drought of 1988 still has a hold on America's heartland, even though spring is beginning t

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

* Alexander Trowbridge - Rebuild Export Finance 10A * Tom Connors - Washington 10A* Michael

The Greater Detroit Foreign Trade Zone continued its export and employment expansion during the 1988

Exotic species are nothing new to the Great Lakes. Fisheries biologists in the region have b

MOSCOW WON'T REPLY ON LIBYAN BOMBER SALEThe Soviet government would not confirm or deny repo

Consider the small ruffe, a sexually precocious perch-like fish barely six inches long, with a cosmo

Monsanto Co. and the U.S.S.R. Academy of Sciences have signed an agreement to establish the first jo