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FIDELITY BANK (Philadelphia) - Stuart L. Anmuth, Daniel T. Dobies, Pi-Lan S. Hsu and Timothy L. Padg

H. Ross Perot, the feisty billionaire, says Americans have made a national philosophy out of not sol

MEAT IMPORT TRIGGER IS LOWERED BY USDAWASHINGTON - The U.S. Department of Agriculture has re

Is the book gradually dying? The question might seem absurd in view of the 100,000 books dis

A major conference on the changes occurring in the cargo-handling business will take place Thursday

Prices for Third World debt in the secondary market have generally moved higher in recent days on op

The following is a transcript of radio communication between the crew of the Exxon Valdez and the Co

The Soviet Union and Switzerland were given approval by the International Natural Rubber Organizatio

Austria's ruling Socialist Party came out in favor of opening membership talks with the European Com

NCR PLANS TO SELL S. AFRICAN SUBSIDIARYDAYTON, Ohio - NCR Corp. plans to sell its South Afri

The cease-fire between Iran and Iraq has triggered hopes of renewed prosperity for the Persian Gulf

The Federal Reserve will hold monetary policy relatively steady pending further signals on economic

Lloyd's Register of Shipping announced figures Tuesday showing new orders for merchant ships outpace

Dockworkers in three South American countries, openly encouraged by the Argentine government, have j

CSX Corp., which traditionally reports its earnings on the first business day of each quarter, said

MATSON NAVIGATION CO. (San Francisco) - Doris Smith was named sales representative for this shipping

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Insurers threw their support behind the decision of the Insurance Services Office Inc. to stop provi

Transcisco Industries Inc., a San Francisco-based railroad equipment manufacturer, said it has enter

A few blocks from the Port of Hamburg, where merchants have traded sugar and spice for centuries, Be

Ship lines are going to have to start doing business by the numbers - the U.S. Customs Service's num

NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR TO CLOSE CONN. PLANTDANBURY, Conn. - National Semiconductor Corp. is

A federal grand jury has returned an indictment that for the first time charges a company with viola

A Midwest farm organization Monday attacked Travelers Corp.'s new policy for issuing loans to farmer

Finance ministers from the seven largest industrial nations generally agree that a test case is requ

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

The base prices for Chevrolet's new Lumina line will be $11,833 for the basic car and $13,776 for th

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KLM Royal Dutch Airlines confirmed Tuesday it is holding negotiations with Thomas Nationwide Transpo

European airlines, like much of the rest of Europe, are gearing up for increased competition with th

European efforts to break U.S. dominance in the world market for passenger aircraft moved a stage fo

The crude oil supply shortfalls on the West Coast have pushed up prices on a wide range of petroleu

The U.S. chemical industry should continue expansion for at least three more years, according to the

1614 (Apr. 4, 1989) Previous day - 1619 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

For the week ended March 25 total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

When the crew of the Tropicana tried to go through lifeboat and fire drills in December, the results

State officials in Washington and Oregon are worried about the possibility that the crippled tanker

CHINESE CONGRESS CALLS FOR TIGHTER CONTROLSChina's legislature ended its annual session Tues

As Poland's government and opposition leaders strive to reach agreement this week on sweeping reform

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