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Congress will address several major U.S.-Soviet trade issues this year, a former congressman said We

Shipping executives in Miami thought it was a joke when they first heard of a Panamanian ship seized

Subsidized U.S.-flag bulk carriers won a clear policy endorsement from the Department of Transportat

MicroAge Inc., a major computer franchising company, is expected to announce as early as Friday an a

WITCO CORP. ANNOUNCES RISE IN QUATERLY NETWitco Corp. of New York said it earned $20.3 milli

CANADA'S PAPERMAKERS FEAR EC BARRIERSCanadian paper producers are worried the European Commu

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of Commerce , U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service, Room HCHB

South Korea scored a diplomatic triumph Wednesday when Hungary became the first communist country to

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service Agri

Feb. 1, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

Trading in options on unleaded gasoline futures will begin on the New York Mercantile Exchange on Ma

GET READY FOR HIGHER GASOLINE PRICES this summer, especially for premium grades. The oil com

PA. RESIDENTS MAY GET REFUNDS ON FUEL OILHARRISBURG, Pa. - Pennsylvania Attorney General Ern

U.S. oil refiners will spend about $5 billion in 1989 to spruce up gasoline stations and boost marke

The U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve added about 840,000 barrels of crude oil to its inventory in De

Inventories of both gasoline and distillate stocks increased as mild weather curtailed the usual sea

TEXACO UNIT TO ACQUIRE THREE OIL PROPERTIESCALGARY, Alberta - Texaco Canada Petroleum Inc. s

The planned mega-merger of Federal Express Corp. and Tiger International Inc. is going forward.<

Airborne Freight Corp. reported net earnings for the quarter ended Dec. 30 of $1.7 million, or 25 ce

Four times weekly, a British Airways L-1011 loaded with Florida citrus fruit, seafood, meat and othe

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1608 (Feb. 1, 1989) Previous day - 1619 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in

Strolling along terraces of live greenery at company headquarters, Weyerhaeuser Co. shareholders nor

US ECONOMY GROWING BUT SLOWER THAN 1988The slightly greater-than-expected rise in December's

JAPAN POSTS DEFICIT FOR PART OF JANUARYJapan posted a customs-cleared deficit of $316 millio

The Maritime Administration will alter slightly the way it calculates operating subsidies for both U

In a victory for Falcon Carriers Inc., a congressional investigating agency recommended that the Nav

While the United States fears that efforts to create an integrated European market by 1992 could lea

San Francisco is arguably one the most beautiful cities in the United States, with a charm and style

Knight-Ridder Inc. reported fourth-quarter earnings for 1988 of $45.6 million as against a year-earl

Buoyed by the success of consumer revolts in California, legislation that would create an independen

The U.S.-Canada free trade agreement should not provoke a significant increase in closings of U.S.-o

Although the Travelers Insurance Corp. will follow a state insurance department ruling ordering it t

UNUM LIFE INSURANCE CO. (Portland, Maine) - Bruce N. Bagni was named vice president and chief counse

The nation's insurance regulators have decided to review insurance rate-making organizations and the

Japanese firms operating in the United States are outperforming other foreign firms in this country,

Port officials and the director of the Houston World Trade Association blamed insufficient notificat

A jury awarded nearly $800,000 to the survivor of a 1987 Continental Airlines jetliner crash in Denv

NO NEW STRIDES SEEN IN EC-JAPANESE TALKSBRUSSELS, Belgium - European commissioners and Japan

The regional unit of Scott Paper Co. has acquired the business and assets of its Hong Kong licensee,