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The headline on a front-page story Thursday, Jan. 12, about Federal Reserve Gov. Edward Kelley's vie

CANADIAN PORK IMPORTS FOCUS OF US PROBEThe U.S. International Trade Commission said this wee

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

Britain's port employers are stepping up their campaign against the 40-year- old Dock Labor Scheme t

California, often known for its health-conscious lifestyle and fresh produce diets, has proposed swe

Exports to the United States recovered sharply in November, but were still down for the year, the Ce

There were more smiles on more faces at the annual Toys and Games Fair Thursday than for some time,

What's behind the rapidly expanding supply of gold in the free market? Analysts generally ag

Precious metal prices will rise only a little during the next few monthsbecause inflation sh

A new report by the International Labor Organization predicts that export processing zones in develo

WAREHOUSE WITHDRAWAL SUBMISSION USING THE HARMONIZED TARIFF SYSTEM. The following instructions apply

The congressional committees that deal with maritime issues will be looking primarily at domestic po

A proposal by a group of U.S. and European legislators for a special U.S.-European Community trade a

Mandatory employer-sponsored health insurance, the insurance industry's antitrust exemption and its

The U.S. Customs Service isn't targeting Jamaica or the ocean carriers serving Jamaica for particula

ONTARIO WOOD MOLDER TO OPEN PLANT IN USYAKIMA, Wash. - Alexandria Moulding Co. of Ontario, a

If chemical industry directories without names are cluttering your desk, Houston-based DeWitt & Co.'

E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. said it will build a pharmaceutical testing laboratory at its Stine-Ha

The bid by the Shipping Corp. of New Zealand to reduce its manning costs overnight by reflagging two

The prospective bidders for the Shipping Corp. of New Zealand have varying interests in seeking to

BALTIMORE'S PRIDE SETS CARIBBEAN PORT STOPSThe Pride of Baltimore II, the city's symbol of i

There appears little early prospect for a new maritime agreement between the United States and the S

Heavy exports of logs, lumber, grain and aluminum last year sent cargo volume in tons to all-time hi

Outgoing Secretary Jim Burnley's proposed reorganization of the Transportation Department would rest

A story that appeared in The Journal of Commerce Jan. 10 on Page 1B under the headline, ISC Proposes

Two bulk shipping companies affiliated with Bermuda-based Bergvall + Hudner Group announced increase

As R.P. Scherer Corp. officials consider selling the gelatin capsule manufacturer, one offer to buy

Several major U.S. and European pharmaceutical manufacturers plan significant new investments in Pue

Centaur Partners said its $765 million cash offer for chemical manufacturer Pennwalt Corp., schedule

The world community Wednesday solemnly pledged to rid the earth of chemical weapons and to reach agr

GRACE SELLS INTEREST IN PHOSPHATE MINEW.R. Grace & Co. sold its half interest in the Four Co

Cetus Corp., which recently settled a question over patent rights with Hoffmann-La Roche, has reache

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Venezuela, the second biggest OPEC oil exporter to the United States, raised the price of crude oil

PACIFICORP, UTAH POWER COMPLETE MERGERPORTLAND, Ore. - PacifiCorp and Utah Power & Light com

Jan. 11, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Long lines built up at gasoline stations and soldiers guarded state-owned oil facilities against pos

In yet another revamp of its struggling coal industry, China has centralized all export controls wit

Atlantic Electric Co. received approval from the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities to begin a thr