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Global Petroleum Corp., Waltham, Mass., has purchased Atlantic Fuel Marketing Corp.'s Boston operati

The state-owned metals and mining company, Rautaruukki, said that it won an order for more than 60 m

Inventories of both gasoline stocks and distillate fuel increased slightly, the American Petroleum I

Arco Products Co., a subsidiary of Atlantic Richfield Co., has moved into new offices at 1055 West 7

The East Ohio Gas Co. Tuesday filed with the state Public UtilitiesCommission for a 1.1 perc

Oil stocks of industrial countries fell 6 million metric tons to 454.8 million, or 94 days of consum

The FBI is investigating a General Electric Co. admission that test records may have been falsified

Intermodal cargo via Singapore soared 62 percent in the first nine months of last year over the corr

AIR EXPRESS INTERNATIONAL (Darien, Conn.) - Guenter Rohrmann was elected chief executive officer, ef

With rates considerably lower than those charged by competitors, Challenge Air Cargo Inc., Miami's l

Traffic Club of Newark, monthly meeting, Jan. 16. Town & Campus Restaurant. Union, N.J. Contact: Joh

EASTERN COMPLETES SALE OF CRAFT TO CONTINENTALEastern Airlines said it has completed the sal

Increasing problems at Toronto's Pearson International Airport are the first signs of a nationwide c

British companies need a few good computer software programs. Especially when it comes to th

International Business Machines Corp. will buy 25 percent of a fiber-optics company owned by Corning

Hewlett-Packard Co. has introduced three personal computers, two desktop models and a laptop.

Japan's decision to retain its cap on car exports to the United States drew little praise in the Uni

FASTEST TRAIN TO LINK MELBOURNE AND SYDNEYMELBOURNE, Australia - An Australian and Japanese

NSC WILL SELL HALF OF COMPUTER BUSINESSSANTA CLARA, Calif. - National Semiconductor Corp. ha

Separate Department of Transportation offices governing railroads, highways, mass transit and traffi

Capping a year of explosive growth, heavy-truck makers racked up near-record sales for December and

Southern Pacific Transportation Co. said it plans to spend $361 million on capital improvements in 1

Drug testing data gathered by individual trucking companies is not enough to justify the federal go

American President Cos. wants to help the transportation world find itself. The company is s

Tyrone Nelson thought he heard an explosion Monday morning and leaped from beneath the blankets to f

Outgoing Transportation Secretary Jim Burnley fulfilled industry expectations Wednesday with an outl

The U.S. dollar declined Wednesday after early, coordinated intervention by central banks of the Gro

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

Share prices worldwide have begun 1989 with a powerful rally, confounding pundits who said the new y

Kentucky plans to become the first U.S. state to sell bonds to Japanese investors in Tokyo's financi

BEAR, STEARNS & CO. (New York) - Bill Gunter was named a consultant. He was treasurer and in

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

International bankers said Wednesday that they will do more help to resolve the Third World debt pro

NO DECISION REACHED ON NEXT G-7 MEETINGWASHINGTON - Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady and Br

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A delegation of U.S. congressmen will hold talks here Friday with Brazilian officials on the issues

The International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union will be allowed to participate in a case b

ROYAL NEDLLOYD GROUP NV (Rotterdam, Netherlands) - A. Van Langeveld was named managing director of N