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The Reagan administration again recommends termination of the government's guarantees of loans for s

Federal spending for international affairs programs will soar in fiscal 1990 under the final Reagan

California exports virtually no hormone-treated beef to Europe and lies 3,000 miles from the nearest

President Reagan's final budget proposal takes one last shot at eliminating some types of transporta

INVESTIGATORS SAY BOMB LOADED ON PLANE IN UKBONN - British investigators believe the bomb th

When many Argentines look at Aerolineas Argentinas, the national airline, their thoughts run to comp

Iraq has asked South Korean companies to help rebuild its war-damaged industries, Seoul officials sa

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Ruco Polymer Corp. will increase its prices on selected Rucoflex polyesters and Rucote powder coatin

Asarco Inc. announced that it has increased its base price for French Process zinc oxide by 2 cents

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A serene Japanese garden, complete with babbling brooks and Oriental ornamentation, lies within Baye

Southern Co. Services Inc., Birmingham, Ala., purchased 350,000 tons of steam coal on the spot marke

Jan. 6, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

The Tennessee Valley Authority held spot coal purchases in the final week ofDecember to only

Oil markets ended a week of gains to finish Friday at the highest levels seen in months in London an

Reflecting the impact of winter demand and higher spot market costs, home heating oil prices ended 1

FAR EAST BUYERS PAY MORE FOR MEXICAN OILPrices for Mexican crude sold to the Far East were u

BP America Inc., the U.S. unit of British Petroleum Co. PLC, plans to replace the various brand name

Only three tankers and combination carriers were sold for scrap during the last two months of 1988 a

CLARK OIL & REFINING CORP. (St. Louis) - Ralph Cunningham was named chairman and chief executive off

U.S. builders of tuna ships have little choice but to seek foreign customers. A series of ev

SAUDIS CUT SUPPLIES TO JAPAN BY 10 PERCENTSaudi Arabia has notified Japanese long-term crude

The Argentine government late last week ordered a series of emergency measures to reduce consumption

The current economic prosperity and future potential for Washington state rest on its success in bec

The remaining phase of the lawsuit Shell Oil Co. filed against its insurers more than five years ago

The New York Insurance Department has approved regulations to allow credit unemployment insurance, w

An insurance broker who hurt his head in a company softball league game and missed five months of wo

Consumer activists expect 1989 to be an important year in their efforts to reform and regulate the i

A consumer class action lawsuit was filed Friday in Chicago against American Suzuki Motor Corp., a s

You're about to get on a plane that has a history of unscheduled landings due to equipment problems.

ADVANCE COMPENSATION PAID IN UK RAIL CRASHBritish Rail will pay 10,000 (US$18,000) in immed

The U.S. government must obtain permission from the Japanese government before United Airlines can l

The focus of congressional aviation hearings to come already has been set by the ghosts of headlines

The pharmaceutical industry began using electronic data interchange primarily to serve the wholesale

Parker Brothers Inc. is so enthusiastic about automation that the company is planning to bar code it

Digital Equipment Corp. will announce several personal computers and workstations Tuesday, including

CALIF. FIRM LAUNCHES SOVIET MAIL LINKElectronic Glasnost is the headline of the latest relea

One of Belgium's leading shipping companies is seeking to carve out a larger place for itself in the

South Korea's electronics companies were once just bright pupils eager to learn under foreign tutela