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Duff & Phelps, Chicago, a major securities rating company, said Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.'s preferr

Enron Oil & Gas Co., a subsidiary of Enron Corp., Friday said its year-end 1988 proved reserves were

OPEC EXPERTS TO STUDY PRODUCTION REPORTSMarketing experts from the Organization of Petroleum

Connecticut utilities are hopeful that widespread opposition will derail Gov. William A. O'Neill's p

The Tennessee Valley Authority said it bought spot coal for its Kingston, Tenn., plant and the Widow

In the third year of the oil-price depression, only the numbers have changed. The story, for the mos

CRUDE FUTURES TURNOVER EXPECTED TO DOUBLEAverage turnover in crude oil futures will double t

NH TO RULE IF BURP AFFECTS DRUNKEN TESTCONCORD, N.H. - The New Hampshire Supreme Court must

Rail labor has won another round in the continuing war with management over the sale of operations t

The heavy truck industry said goodbye to 1988 but not to the sales boom of the past 12 months as man

The federal bankruptcy judge overseeing the Delaware & Hudson Railway has agreed to a plan to keep t

A road haulage consortium that was bought from the government by its own workers in 1982 because nob

A Connecticut lawmaker said the state can revive its reputation of being tough on traffic offenders

For the week ended Feb. 4, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 11

Stephen G. Zentz, deputy secretary of the Maryland Department of Transportation , has a new role sta

U.S. housing completions rose 5.9 percent in December to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.517

Joint ventures among ship lines will remain a factor in the liner industry even though some of today

MEXICO'S PRICE RISE SMALLEST IN 11 YEARSMexico's inflation rate continued to slow in January

Remember the trading stamp? Perhaps the recollections are fond, of the toaster you got from the cata

Employees expecting medical benefits after retirement may wind up with drastically reduced health pl

The chairman of the Pennsylvania House Insurance Committee unveiled legislation Thursday to cut auto

ALEXANDER & ALEXANDER INC. (New York) - Thomas J. Drag was named national director of this brokerage

The Journal of Commerce has expanded its coverage of "People" news in its Insurance section to keep

MORRISON KNUDSEN UNIT SETS VENTURE IN JAPANBOISE, Idaho - Morrison Knudsen Corp. said its su

AT&T, ITALTEL TO BEGIN TALKS ON PARTNERSHIPItaltel SpA, the state-owned telecommunications e

Canadian industry still faces barriers in competing for billions of dollars of U.S. government contr

Jamaica's new government plans to expand the island's use of special trade programs offered by the U

ALLIED-SIGNAL CO. (Morristown, N.J.) - William O. Lee was named vice president, China and Southeast

Although it's the second-largest Japanese auto importer after Honda Motor Co., Toyota Motor Corp. ha

ITC RECONFIRMS INJURY BY JAPANESE PHONESThe International Trade Commission reconfirmed its 1

Foreign investment in China reached a record $12.5 billion in 1988, according to a study based on a

The chairman of the House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee thinks the government's oceanograp

Dangers and opportunities connected with import shipments will be aired during a conference sponsore

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent) is as

Soaring container volume last year made Hong Kong the world's first port to exceed the equivalent of

The Ontario Parliament has passed legislation to ban water exports to the United States. The

The financially troubled Chew International Group may be a subject of the Federal Maritime Commissio

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China must reduce corruption and implement political reforms if its economic reforms are to succeed,