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Ralph Shindler said he normally doesn't get involved in transportation. As project manager f

In one of Italy's largest investments in Hong Kong, the Feruzzi-Montedison Group plans to spend US$1

High projected growth in demand for oil products is prompting two oil majors to rethink expansion ap

BURGER KING CORP. (Miami) - C. Donald Dempsey was named executive vice president and director of mar

President-elect Carlos Andres Perez, who won a sweeping victory in Venezuela's general elections on

The Postal Service has added extra cargo planes connecting 10 major cities to speed the flow of mail

Commercial cargo operations at the Port of Everett will not have to relocate as soon as expected tha

A recently concluded case at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission put the coal purchasing practi

Consultants have been asked to look at the possibility of re-establishing train service between New

The Oregon Insurance Department is expected to make a decision late this week on the takeover of Far

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FRAMATOME, BURNDY AGREE ON ACQUISITIONNORWALK, Conn. - Framatome SA of Paris and Burndy Corp

INSURER TO GAIN ACCESS BY ACQUISITION OF UNITPROVIDENCE, R.I. - The purchase of a Travelers

A taxation-avoidance agreement between India and the United States is likely to be signed next month

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

U.S. officials said here Monday that their proposal on easing barriers to trade in tropical products

IRAQ DOESN'T EXPECT $18 OIL UNTIL MARCHIraqi Oil Minister Issam al-Chalabi said Monday that

MINNEGASCO OPENS NEW GAS PIPELINEMinnegasco, the natural gas distribution company of Diversi

Four Boeing Co. employees who repaired a Japan Air Lines 747 involved in the worst crash of a single

EARNINGS RISE 21 PERCENT AT FLIGHT INTERNATIONALFlight International Group Inc. reported ear

In a long anticipated move, CF AirFreight will begin jetfreighter service to Europe early next month

FRENCH UNION CALLS FOR DOCK STRIKE TODAYFrance's largest union, the Confederation Generale d

Banco di Roma, an Italian bank with $60 billion in assets, plans to reinforce its home base to compe

FED OFFICIAL CAUTIONS EC ON CENTRAL BANKPHILADELPHIA - The European Community should move sl

PAUL VOLCKER USED THE DREADED WORD recession the other day. He didn't say it would be hair curling,

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Venezuela is certain to take a more dynamic role in Central America and harden its stance on foreign

Finns, Soviets and Yugoslavs have come together to meet the increasing demand of international trave

Protection of intellectual property rights may be the toughest issue facing U.S. negotiators at this

SAUDI-EUROPEAN VENTURE STARTS PRODUCING MTBERIYADH, Saudi Arabia - A Saudi-European petroche

West Germany's leading shipping research institute is preparing an in-depth computer program to help

The residents of Silicon Valley are concluding that there will be no single breakthrough product tha

In any discussion of labor-management relations in the railroad industry over the past few years, Bu

The U.S. dollar edged slightly higher Monday after finding encouragement in the stock market's stron

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

FIDELCOR BUSINESS CREDIT CORP. (New York) - Gerald Blum was named chairman and chief executive of th

ALUMINUM FIRMS REACH CONTRACT WITH LABORCOLUMBUS, Ohio - A tentative agreement has been reac

INVESTORS SNATCH UP BRITISH STEEL SHARESBritish investors scrambled for shares of the state-

Disagreement between the United States and European Community extended beyond agriculture discussion

Malaysia's trade minister is vigorously denying that her country is seeking to become an export-orie