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Venezuelan coal will be delivered next year for the first time to utility and industrial customers i

California oil companies are forging closer links with the booming and fuel- hungry nations of Asia

Dec. 22, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

NL Industries Inc. said Thursday that its shareholders approved the company's restructuring plan.

Occidental Petroleum Corp. is set to sign a contract to explore for oil in Argentine waters in the f

BROWN & ROOT INC. (Dallas) - W.B. Pieper was named president and chief operating officer of this Hal

The U.S. Department of Transportation flatly turned down the Massachusetts Port Authority's wide-ran

Investigators from the United Kingdom's Civil Aviation Authority proceeded directly to the weighty t

Traffic Club of Philadelphia. 81st annual dinner. Jan. 10. Rep. James Florio, guest speaker. Hershey

Rising third quarter interest rates and operating costs, coupled with reduced demand for goods and s

The pros and cons of the Airline Deregulation Act of 1978 seem to be constantly before us at the mom

ARE INTEREST RATES RISING TOO FAST these days? I don't think so, was the response early this week fr

Orders for durable goods rose 0.1 percent last month after rising by a revised 2.9 percent in Octobe

Here is a list of some of the worst commercial aviation disasters involving Boeing 747s: * N

Financial analysts forecast Argentina will register a $2.8 billion trade surplus this year, which wi

Lawrence Fitzpatrick was named president and chief executive of the Princeton, N.J.-based Center for

Here is a list of the worst commercial aviation disasters worldwide: 1. March 27, 1977: 582

The European Community said Thursday it was suing nine member states for not enacting an EC law tigh

Mothers Against Drunk Driving members say they are forming a new groupbecause national direc

'89 GROWTH FORECAST IN S. KOREA'S EXPORTSSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's Ministry of Trad

EC UNVEILS PLAN TO OPEN LIFE MARKETBRUSSELS, Belgium - The European Community's executive bo

The pace of U.S. corporate disinvestment from South Africa dropped significantly in 1988, with only

The United States is planning to open an embassy in a country whose national airline only flies in t

ITC PERCEIVES THREAT IN TAIWANESE IMPORTSThe International Trade Commission cleared the way

Efforts by Thailand, one of Asia's fastest-growing economies, to lure more foreign investment and te

EFFECT OF FREE TRADE AGREEMENT ON TRAVELERS. The U.S.-Canada Free Trade Agreement is expected to bec

Angola, faced with an estimated $800 million cost of shipping home thousands of Cuban troops, is neg

A headline under Import Briefs, on Page 4A of the Dec. 22 Journal of Commerce incorrectly characteri

CANADA SETS STAGE FOR TRADE PACT VOTEPrime Minister Brian Mulroney's Conservative government

* Customs Update 3A * Dieter Spethmann - No Place for Fortress Europe 6A* Robert Burkhardt -

President-elect George Bush Thursday picked Chicago Transit Authority chief Samuel K. Skinner to hea

Ports on the Great Lakes learned how to flex their political muscle recently as they repelled an env

The railroad industry's generally rosy financial times since deregulation apparently are finally abo

Speculation and circumstantial evidence indicating that a terrorist bomb caused the crash of Pan Ame

The tiny port of Portland, Maine, proclaimed victory Thursday in a two-year struggle to preserve wat

An agreement signed at the United Nations Thursday granting eventual independence to mineral-rich Na

The hull of a Pan Am jumbo jet that crashed Wednesday after leaving London's Heathrow Airport was in

Overseas sales by U.S. arms manufacturers shrank significantly in fiscal 1987 despite a strong deman

U.S. paper mills plan to expand capacity for making paper and paperboard by an average of 3.3 percen

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