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Consolidation in the container leasing industry has meant hard times for container depot operators,

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

The World Bank may lose credibility unless it enforces its loan conditions more strictly, a staff re

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Late last year, a Minneapolis company beat out Canada, source of the world's cleanest grain, to sell

Use of good material handling - be it high-tech or just plain common sense - can improve a company's

Quebec's most powerful employers' group warns that recently toughened language law could discourage

A coal state congressman plans to throw a wild card into the upcoming debate over extending trade ag

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

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

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

* Trading With Jamaica 4A * Charles Rule - Antitrust and Self-Regulation 12A* Tom Connors -

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

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

Frederick W. Smith, Federal Express Corp.'s chairman and chief executive officer, is taking pains to

AUSTRALIANS WANT ROLE IN JAPANESE VENTURESSYDNEY, Australia - The vice president of the Catt

The Supreme Court has within its power the ability to put a major crimp into the corporate practice

Courts can't award medical malpractice victims separate damages for losing the "enjoyment of life,"

FRANK B. HALL & CO. (Briarcliff Manor, N.Y.) - Peter Godfrey was named executive vice president of t

This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza

Feb. 22, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The U.S. and Canadian shipbuilding associations have called for an end to international shipbuilding

TEXACO U.S.A. (Houston) - Thomas M. Matthews was appointed vice president of Texaco U.S.A.'s gas dep

Charlotte wined and dined Lufthansa German Airlines' top U.S. officials recently, but the likelihood

Nine of the leading ship lines carrying exports from the United States to Italy and Spain agreed Tue

The International Trade Commission has decided U.S. manufacturers of transferpresses used in

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

World trade in beef will remain buoyant this year after an estimated 5 percent to 6 percent volume i

EC WILLING TO DISCUSS US TELECOM TRADEBRUSSELS, Belgium - The European Community is willing

President Bush plans to nominate Robert Glauber to be an undersecretary of the treasury, the White H

Uncertainty within the administration over how to respond to the subsidized export financing of othe

SHOP TALK AT THE PORT OF OAKLAND: Sources say officials at the Port of Oakland hope to have all thre

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

1512 (Feb. 22, 1989) Previous day - 1506 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

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

The Air Force's Military Airlift Command has acquired a new computer system that can solve planning

The international chemical market faces an uphill battle in the 1990s with the continued globalizati

When Boeing Co., this city's economic titan, announced a $2 million charitable donation last month,

Failure to settle land claims of the Puyallup Indians would cost Tacoma more than 6,000 permanent jo