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CHINA ASKS S. KOREA FOR $1 BILLION LOANSEOUL, South Korea - China has asked South Korea for

BEAR, STEARNS & CO. (New York) - Duncan Soukup was named to head this investment banking and brokera

The Interstate Commerce Commission cleared the way for trucking rates to rise 4.8 percent next Tuesd

FEW SHIPPERS ARE jumping for joy over Mexico's decision to discuss its ban on U.S. truckers operatin

The United States may end up being a national island in a globally standardized electronic data inte

Thu., Feb. 23, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

The nation's railroads decried the Interstate Commerce Commission's proposal to force them to pass p

IBM PROFIT MARGINS INCREASED IN 1988Profit margins on International Business Machines Corp.'

Trans-National Leasing Inc. reported net income for the second quarter of $49,083, or 4 cents a shar

A London broker started court action Thursday to try to prove that the European Community was liable

The Interstate Commerce Commission restricted the antitrust immunity by which Trailer Train Co. owns

Comment on the Maritime Administration's policy allowing foreign-built vessels re-documented under t

ARCO, EXXON FIND OIL NORTH OF PRUDHOE BAYANCHORAGE, Alaska - Arco Alaska Inc., a division of

Feb. 23, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

One coal producer came away disappointed and another came away with a new client as a result of the

Norway did for its ailing shipping industry in the early 1980s what the United States did for Chrysl

Swiss crude oil imports in 1988 totaled 3.84 million metric tons, down slightly from 3.90 million to

One of the world's largest dredging companies is teaming up with a distributor of sand and gravel in

CARBIDE RESTATES NET FOR YEAR AND QUARTERDANBURY, Conn. - Union Carbide Corp. said it was re

PVC Heat Stabilizers Akzo Chemicals Inc., of New Brunswick, N.J., announced price increases

WHO WILL TAKE OVER as president of the ports of Philadelphia? As Jim Kelly prepares to retir

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

MAERSK LINE USING NEW 'SUPER CUBES'Maersk Line announced it has introduced into its service

Mediterranean Shipping Co. SA has paid the Federal Maritime Commission a civil penalty of $50,000 to

Hvide Shipping Inc. has requested bids from 14 U.S. shipyards for work on a controversial chemical t

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A Panamanian-registered freighter sank in an Atlantic storm Wednesday and the British Air Force said

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An epidemic of trust is coming to the retail/apparel sector. Companies are sharing some of t

TIP OPENS OFFICE IN RICHMOND, VA.BALA CYNWYD, Pa. - Transport International Pool has opened

During the 1950s, almost half of the rigs on U.S. roads bore the Fruehauf nameplate. Detroit

The United Transportation Union is deeper in rail labor's doghouse these days, following two recent

COMPUTER COMPANIES INCREASE CHIP ORDERSU.S. computer companies and other semiconductor buyer

The Interstate Commerce Commission restricted the antitrust immunity by which Trailer Train Co. owns

Despite opposition from shippers and labor leaders, Houston port commissioners decided Tuesday to ad

TALKS FAIL ON SALE OF AMERICAN REF-FUELALLENTOWN, Pa. - Air Products & Chemicals Inc., Brown

An estimated 27,705 contracts were traded on the first day of the Singapore International Monetary E

Inventories of gasoline held steady while distillates declined, the American Petroleum Institute's l

EXXON EXPANDS SALES OF MID-GRADE GASOLINEExxon Corp.'s principal domestic operating unit, Ex