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Guatemala is starting to benefit from the four-year-old U.S. policy of giving trade preference to Ca

A Pan American World Airways 747 carrying about 250 people from London to New York crashed in Scotla

Large airlines at four major airports would have to prove they make heavy use of their takeoff and l

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With the hiring of its first finance director, the Port of Baltimore has nearly completed a reorgani

In another public round of insurance industry bashing, irate consumers recently told a state Senate

DELTA TO INCREASE SERVICE TO GERMANYATLANTA - Delta Air Lines plans to increase service sign

The Justice Department said it sees no potential antitrust problems in a plan by several small truck

You don't have to be a computer techno-whiz to feel the pinch of the memory- chip shortage.

The TransPacific Westbound Rate Agreement said it would raise its currency adjustment charges for ca

South Korea plans to encourage joint ventures with firms in the European Community and to increase i

Japan's defense spending in the 1987 fiscal year ended within the controversial limit of 1 percent o

A major ownership reshuffle involving two European shipping consortia, Barber Blue Sea and ScanCarri

European Community trade ministers Wednesday approved a plan by the Italian government to restructur

European Community member nations provide more than $100 billion a year in subsidies to industry, ag

Some state lawmakers are trying to keep New Jersey's ban on self-service gasoline stations, despite

Congress' General Accounting Office rejected a protest from a small U.S.-flag line over the Military

CHINA CRACKS DOWN ON ILLEGAL PROFITSBEIJING - The Chinese government has uncovered about $1.

The best stock picks among publicly held maritime companies are firms in thebulk shipping se

The University of Wisconsin and Madison Gas & Electric Co. expect to open a new 10,000-square-foot r

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ARMENIA RELIEF GOODS CAN BE MOVED FOR FREEConflo Lines, an ocean freight consolidator, will

The setting sun was big and blazing orange and one finger above the horizon Monday when the Atlantic

The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, at a meeting scheduled for today, almost certainly will reco

A U.S. appeals court recently held that a ship master's traditional right to maintain discipline at

Backers of plan to build a fleet of more than 30 commuter boats as an alternative to new freeways or

Labor leaders and corporate executives will begin today to explore new ways of cooperating to make A

A South Korean businessman has been arrested in connection with allegedfinancial irregularit

43 NATIONS SIGN PACT TO CURB DRUG TRAFFICVIENNA, Austria - Forty-three countries on Tuesday

The government is striving to improve facilities for the finishing sector, a vital part of the texti

ALGERIA - $110 million from the World Bank for irrigation equipment, tractors, vehicles and other eq

RUHRKOHLE SUBMITS LOW US BID TO TURKEYRuhrkohle Trading Co. submitted the lowest price offer

The U.S. dollar rose to a seven-week high against major currencies Tuesday. Dealers said tra

The top trade official in the Soviet government Tuesday denied that the ruble will be devalued by 50

CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE (New York) - Joseph H. Schmidt was named vice president in the ba

MORAN TOWING CORP. (Greenwich, Conn.) - Donald J. Peck was named vice president and general manager

A majority of U.S. businesses believe buildings containing asbestos pose serious health risks, but m

Shipping lines that move goods from most of Asia to the United States have resolved anew to hang tou

UNISYS CORP. AWARDED BIG UNITED CONTRACTBLUE BELL, Pa. - United Airlines has awarded an $8 m

Ryder System Inc., based here, is finding lucrative skies over Europe. Recently, Aviation Sa