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European crude oil spot prices ended the week slightly weaker in thin trading, although North Sea Br

PHILIPS DISCUSSES DEAL WITH HYUNDAI, TAIWANBARTLESVILLE, Okla. - Phillips Petroleum Co. said

The last operating assets of Atlantic Fuels Marketing Corp., Montvale, N.J., were sold to Castle Coa

The mile-high city of Denver, which suffers some of the nation's worst pollution problems, has seen

BAYER CONSOLIDATES TURKISH BUSINESSFRANKFURT, West Germany - Bayer AG, the West German chemi

For the week ended March 4, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey has made available $1.7 million for an upgrading of Sout

The Puerto Rican government will hold to an "unaltered" course regarding its financially troubled sh

PAN AM DISASTER CASES MAY GO TO US COURTSLawyers representing families of those who died in

Zenith Electronics Corp. welcomed the government's decision to monitor television imports from Mexic

TEAMSTERS MEMBERS SIGN 'CONSENT DECREES'Three more members of the Teamsters executive board

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Eastern Airlines said it would resume 80 flights because more pilots and flight attendants were cros

Hoechst Celanese Corp. plans to launch a program to address minimization of solid waste and recyclin

COURT ORDER RESTRAINS BOSTON LONGSHOREMENBoston federal court Judge Rya Zobel has granted a

SAN FRANCISCO TO HOST US-SOVIET CONFERENCESan Francisco will host a high-level Soviet-U.S. t

Companies sued in product liability cases may be exempt from having to pay punitive damages if they

The Maritime Administration has released its latest guide on maritime labor and management affiliati

Communist authorities are gambling that a casino for foreigners will produce enough hard currency to

A series of U.S. proposals to reduce Third World debt offers a potential major breakthrough in easin

Democrats at the Capitol disclosed Friday that they are considering slapping a 7.5 percent sales tax

With more than half the fiscal year to go, the Small Business Administration's General Business Loan

BANCO POPULAR DE PUERTO RICO (New York) - Paul Edward Carr Jr. was named senior vicepresident and Ne

Japan has remained neutral in the U.S.-European Community beef hormone dispute, but officials here a

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TELECOM USA BUYS WESTERN UNION SERVICEWestern Union Corp. has sold Telecom USA its private l

THE HIGHEST MORTALITY RATE among troops serving in the Korean War was borne by advanced artillery sp

1623 (Mar. 10, 1989) Previous day - 1615 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

The Workers Compensation Reinsurance Bureau is holding its Annual Workers Compensation Reinsurance S

Talking cars have not been a huge hit in the United States but on-screen VCR programming and the "sc

Ports these days know there's more to capturing steamship lines than marine facilities alone.

Heavy truck sales staged a modest gain in February after months of anything- but-modest industry gro

The world's electronics industries may be moving toward standards to promote global marketing of man

Bank Vontobel, a leading Swiss bank that specializes in managing funds for wealthy clients, said Fri

The dollar will continue to edge higher, currency traders and economists say. However, the U.S. uni

Fri. Mar. 10, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

COMEX HIKES MARGINS FOR COPPER CONTRACTSNEW YORK - The Commodity Exchange raised speculative

European Community ministers have given the green light for the implementation of a program designed

A port-wide job action by longshoremen last week was somehow emblematic of the labor problems that,

American Electric Power Service Corp. said it is taking bids until March 21 for coal needed at Kentu