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Standing outside former Soviet leader Andrei Gromyko's office while visiting the Kremlin last year,

Magna International Inc. and Societe Generale de Financement du Quebec, or SGF, announced the format

Prices for ethylene oxide and related products are rising after an explosion Tuesday night at a plan

ARCO CHEMICAL CO. (Newtown Square, Pa.) - E. Kent Damon Jr., David T. McLaughlin, and James A. Middl

Thousands of villagers are flocking to a river in eastern India after the discovery of diamonds in o

A new rise in industrial raw material prices so far in March suggests that the economy could be buil

MEXICO TO SELL OFF TELEPHONE COMPANYThe Mexican government has decided to sell its controlli

Higher prices for scrap copper and crude oil continue to lead the rise in The Journal of Commerce In

The marine and transport operations of major oil companies are being increasingly treated as separat

Steamship conferences are concerned about about a "me-too" provision in service contract regulations

ASHLAND OIL IS FINED FOR TANK COLLAPSEA federal judge late Thursday fined Ashland Oil Inc. $

The world's leading chemical companies will meet in Australia this year todraw up safeguards

At a time when international economic sanctions are making it harder than ever for South Africa to c

Senate transportation leaders will try again to enact a sweeping drug testing law for workers in the

New U.S. charges of Japanese involvement in a Libyan chemical weapons plant were aimed at sabotaging

The State Department is taking a fresh look at all options and costs in resolving the future of the

Shipowners will likely pay about 10 percent more to transit the Panama Canal starting in October.

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Thousands of truck drivers, forwarding agents and shipping agents staged a major demonstration in th

GPA Group Ltd., the Shannon, Ireland-based air leasing and finance group, announced Wednesday that l

SENATE PANEL CHAIRMAN HITS BOEING TESTIMONYWASHINGTON - A Senate subcommittee chairman lashe

Plans are going ahead for the second phase of a harbor development to improve links between southern

FORD SPENT $1.8 BILLION ON '88 PLANT REVISIONSDEARBORN, MICH. - Ford Motor Co. in 1988 spent

Stockholders of Waterman Marine Corp. Thursday approved an agreement to reorganize with Internationa

The financial liberalization of the 1980s will give way to a period of consolidation and a slower pa

Two large U.S. retailers Thursday reported sharply higher income for the fourth quarter and 1988.

Twice-failed efforts by the Philippines government to unload the country's only nickel mine have tak

The once mighty Teamsters union, which faces an exhausting and potentially damaging corruption trial

The quota categories that determine how many garments of a particular type may enter the United Stat

ACRYLIC MONOMERS BASF CORP., PARSIPPANY, N.J., SAID ITS CHEMICALS DIVISION WILL INCREASE THE

Canadian exports of natural gas to the United States jumped 28 percent during 1988 to a record 1,266

The Commerce Department is preparing to announce a series of measures to clarify and ease U.S. expor

Prices for Mexican crude oil exports to the Far East in February rose by 23 cents a barrel over Janu

FTC WANTS MORE DATA ON PANHANDLE'S BIDThe Federal Trade Commission asked Panhandle Eastern C

Last year, the Coast Guard told Congress about a $100 million funding shortfall for its operations;

1615 (Mar. 9, 1989) Previous day - 1608 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

THE PROSPECT OF a new coal shipper on its line gives short-line Massachusetts Central Railroad a rea

Pilot Freight Carriers Inc. lost more than $70 million in the last seven years and the truck line's

The "K" Line of Tokyo has majority interest in Kerr Steamship Co. of New York. The relationship was

The Group of 7 industrial nations has no precise targets for the value of thedollar against