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

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

The chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee, who has been an obstacle to efforts to pass product l

With two months to go until the 1989 U.S. planting intentions report, analysts still see price, weat

A team of U.S. Transportation and State Department officials recently completed the first round of n

Three safety task forces studying the dangers of aging aircraft intend to recommend hundreds of stru

Executives at Tyco Industries Inc. feel they're being toyed around with when it comes to electronic

Northwest Association of Rail Shippers, annual meeting, Feb. 2-3. Thunderbird Motel, Bloomington, Mi

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

An executive of the new Michigan export trading company says it is not expected to meet its original

This steel town has long been a four-letter word for all that's gone wrong in industrial America: a

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

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

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

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

EASTERN MACHINISTS REJECT LATEST OFFEREastern Air Lines on Tuesday rejected a government off

CAROLINA FREIGHT POSTS RISE IN EARNINGS FOR '88CHERRYVILLE, N.C. - Carolina Freight Corp. re

Insurance companies writing automobile coverage in Pennsylvania would pay a 1 percent assessment on

The near-term outlook for gold remains bearish while the dollar remains strong and supplies are ampl

At the height of their popularity, demand kept two Chrysler Motors plants running near capacity turn

Here are some facts about the steel industry, provided by the American Iron and Steel Institute. The

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

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.<

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

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

A last-minute agreement between the Port of Hampton Roads, Va., the federal government and the owner

For the third consecutive year, the number of ship arrivals at Delaware River ports increased, accor

Hercules Inc. announced a price increase effective March 1, 1989, for its cumene hydroperoxides.

PORT CANAVERAL AWAITS CHILEAN FRUIT SHIPMENTCAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - Port Canaveral is expecti

The U.S. dollar drifted lower Wednesday as the market saw more potential in taking profits than in r

Morocco, like Tunisia and Algeria, is beginning to institute market-oriented reforms in efforts to g

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