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William G. Lowrie was named executive vice president of Amoco Oil Co., effective April 1. Am

Construction of jetliners at Boeing Co. pushed 1988 commercial operating profit up 66 percent to a l

Society of Marine Consultants. March 28. Luncheon symposium on how to organize a successful consulta

Rolls-Royce PLC said its pretax profit rose 8 percent to 168 million ($289 million) in 1988 as boom

Record orders for jetliners are prompting the Boeing Co. to hire another 5,000 workers in Washington

A senior official of Transport Canada, the federal transportation agency, has resigned over a leaked

AMERICAN PLACES ORDER FOR 75 FOKKER JETSAmerican Airlines has placed firm orders with Fokker

After a lengthy and near-fatal period under Chapter 11 protection from its creditors, Airlift Intern

The sun never sets on the world of electronic data interchange. Once the province only of ra

The company that lost a bitter trademark dispute in a federal appeals court is a futuristic computer

Electronics service companies should be cautious in finding a market niche, but should also be poise

1ST OVERSEAS SHIP DUE IN DETROIT ON APRIL 3Detroit port officials are anticipating a signifi

Harland & Wolff PLC, one of the most famous names in shipbuilding, has been saved from closure by a

EXPORT APATHY: Putting pressure on foreign governments to tear down tradebarriers won't help

Three shipping lines hauling forest products and containers between South Korea and the Pacific Nort

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In a bid to draw cargo away from low-cost programs in California, the Port of Seattle is reducing ch

Gov. Michael S. Dukakis would slap a 50 percent excise tax on the sale of railroad property in Massa

Some timber now being exported would be reserved for Washington state mills to cut into export lumbe

Delta Nu Alpha, Chapter 212, regular monthly meeting, March 27. Johnathan's restaurant, Hasbrouck He

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The Port of Oakland is trying to set up a $250,000-a-year public relations office to push for a solu

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The Virginia Port Authority is seeking Customs Service status as a port of entry for its new inland

The Federal Maritime Commission has removed the Singapore-flag Neptune Orient Lines Ltd. from its li

Members of a joint task force examining the U.S.-European Community dispute over trade in meat from

A coalition of steel users opposed to extension of import restraints took their case Wednesday to U.

Indonesia, a vast archipelago of nearly 200 million people, is diversifying its exports away from th

INDIAN HANDLOOM SALES TO US FACE QUOTASNEW DELHI, India - Handloom exports to the United Sta

A four-member delegation from the European Commission began a new round of informal talks Wednesday

Local exporters will be encouraged to "defend themselves vigorously" against European charges of dum

Sir Leon Brittan, European Community commissioner for competition policy andfinancial instit

JAPAN ANNOUNCES RISE IN ITS TRADE SURPLUSJapan had a $1.68 billion customs-cleared trade sur

CONSTITUTION REINSURANCE CORP. (New York) - Bruce M. Greene was named a senior vice president, claim

Orders received by U.S. factories for such expensive items as cars, aircraft and steel fell 3.6 perc

The Internal Revenue Service lost its bid to tax, as implicit dividends, cash payments made in corpo

Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan Wednesday said that if the Fed successfully represses inflat

Ludmilla Sharova has lived in this picturesque town on the sloping banks of the River Istra for all

An organized effort by U.S. manufacturers can overcome the opposition of trial lawyers in the ongoin

MICHIGAN BILLS AIM TO BOOST COMPETITIONLANSING, Mich. - Two Michigan state representatives W