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Tighter regulations on export licenses from China will be introduced next year to combat smuggling,

The proliferation of Japanese restaurants in the New York metropolitan area is fueling demand for a

The Newark gasoline rack prices for the week ending Dec. 2 are: Regular, 55.05-62.80; unleaded, 53.2

DOE AWARDS CONTRACT TO STONE & WEBSTERThe U.S. Department of Energy awarded Stone & Webster

Dec. 6, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

AIR CARGO VOLUME CONTINUES TO SOARAir cargo volume continued to climb at an overall rate of

NEW ENGLAND ELECTRIC NAMES ROWE PRESIDENT, CHIEF EXECUTIVENew England Electric System, Westb

UNION TEXAS GROUP FINDS OIL IN PAKISTANUnion Texas Petroleum Holdings Inc. says its group ma

Getting over the river and through the woods to the family holiday feast via O'Hare International Ai

W. Larry Costley avidly follows comic book heroes. Not so much their adventures, but their distribut

The federal employee drug-testing program instituted by President Reagan will quadruple in size next

The president and chief executive of The Flying Tiger Line Inc. is James A Cronin. His first name wa

After last month's virus outbreaks, computer network users checked the cupboard to see what kind of

Have you ever seriously considered why there are so few women hackers? Why do boys seem to b

A new computer chip developed by the Eastman Kodak Co. will significantly improve electronically gen

ACTEL TO TALK TO PRESS AS RUMORS ABOUNDSUNNYVALE, Calif. - Actel has scheduled a news confer

When competitive bids for shipping U.S. famine relief and U.S. Food for Peace cargoes are opened beh

The high-level U.S. famine relief efforts in Africa were headed up by no less an official than Vice

The chief barrier to reforming the transportation system for carrying Food for Peace cargoes oversea

After months on strike, West Coast longshoremen were not looking forward to a bountiful Christmas.

The Maryland Port Commission rejected a revised labor package for the Port of Baltimore's new contai

KUWAIT CONSIDERING DE-FLAGGING TANKERSA Kuwaiti cabinet minister indicated Tuesday that his

The threatened loss of the only intermodal rail ramp at Wilmington, N.C., has sparked port officials

Routes, schedules and even cab interiors will have to be redesigned to accommodate the massive influ

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CSX Transportation Inc. and the United Transportation Union have a tentative accord to reduce train-

CMX Trucking Inc. is opening terminals in Washington and California that willserve the ports

Trafalgar House PLC, parent company of the U.K. shipping line Cunard Ellerman, is considering droppi

INFLATION RATES RISE IN INDUSTRIAL NATIONSAverage inflation for industrial countries rose 3

Japan's gross national product grew by a whopping annual rate of 9.3 percent during the July-Septemb

U.S. two-way trade with Arab nations is expected to rise for the second year in a row, to $28 billio

In the evening, when folks arrive home from work, turn on lights, flip on television sets and crank

TAX HIKES CALLED PATH TO REDUCING DEFICITDan Rostenkowski, chairman of the House Ways and Me

There won't be any more talking cars coming from U.S. automakers, and any electronic advances that a

The top economic adviser to President-elect Bush said the economy can continue growing at about a 3

PRESIDENT REAGAN PLANS THURSDAY PRESS SESSIONPresident Reagan will hold a televised news con

* Richard Holbrooke - Two Similar Paths to Reform 12A * H. Erich Heinemann - Antitrust Laxit

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

President-elect Bush's trade policy toward the U.S. steel industry is farfrom etched in ston