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Pakhoed, the Dutch storage and shipping group, said it expects 1988 earnings to rise by 50 percent,

Meehan Seaway Services Inc. renewed its efforts to operate the Port ofBaltimore's embattled containe

HALLIBURTON COMBINES GEOPHYSICAL SERVICESHalliburton Co. Wednesday announced the consolidati

AT&T PROPOSES INFORMATION SERVICEAmerican Telephone & Telegraph Co. is proposing to start a

Supplies of gasoline and distillate fuel ran counter to normal seasonal trends, as supplies of gasol

CONSUMERS POWER CO. (Jackson, Mich.) - Thomas F. O'Masta was named to staffmanagement analyst, respo

Nov. 30, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Gov. Mario Cuomo remained optimistic late Wednesday afternoon that the deal to shut the Shoreham nuc

The Environmental Protection Agency has asked the public to comment on the cruel dilemma of whether

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries' production-price accord is a boon to Mexican budg

Just how far does Irving Oil Corp. plan to expand in New England? Irving, a subsidiary of Ca

IRAQ OFFERS DISCOUNT ON CRUDE TO JAPANIraq has offered Japanese oil companies discounts for

Canada recorded a C$1.954 billion (US$1.64 billion) deficit of international payments in the third q

Americans earned more money in October than the month before, the government said Wednesday in a new

In Zaire, where telephones serve as paperweights and a dial tone is cause for celebration, the walki

New construction contracts rose slightly in October after a three-month slump on the strength of res

Chrysler Corp. has set Dec. 23 as the day for ceasing car production at its Kenosha, Wis., assembly

President-elect Bush looks for enhanced trade ties to play a key role in developing a new and strong

In a periodic update report that shot through financial markets, Federal Reserve district banks repo

The passage of Proposition 103 in California produced no winners but the wisdom imparted from the vo

A small number of claims account for more than half of the money paid under liability insurance poli

In the month before the Nov. 8 election, the California Department of Insurance cited 10 state auto

President Roh Tae-Woo said Wednesday that South Korea must increase imports to defuse conflict with

Japan's computer industry could be nearing a major turning point due to abinding settlement

TAIWAN SEEKS US TALKS ON FREE TRADE ACCORDTaiwan is seeking a free trade accord with the Uni

Between 20 percent and 35 percent of French customs officers went on strike Wednesday to protest job

PPG Industries' coatings and resins group in Pittsburgh is purchasing the automotive refinishes busi

Taconite shipments from Minnesota's Mesabi Iron Range are predicted to top 40 million tons by the en

A Lockport, Ill., computer software company is preparing to take advantage of a special funding arra

Case Co. has reorganized its operations into five divisions with the hope that it will pick up the p

At a time of widespread charges of corporate self-dealing and insider trading, the Supreme Court is

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

Sales of cars to women have grown in the 1980s to nearly 5 million a year in the United States - alm

Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev's plans to open a big Soviet trade fair in New York a week early

American Telephone & Telegraph Co. will cut its basic interstate long- distance rates by an average

At Ford dealerships all over the country, car buyers are finding themselves forced to wait about twi

Private shipyards are pushing the federal commission studying possible military base closures to tar

MELLON BANK CORP. (Pittsburgh) - Lawrence S. Kash was named president and chief executive of Mellon

IMF TO CONTINUE POLICY ON LENDING LIMITSWASHINGTON - The International Monetary Fund will co