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The internationalization of the financial markets may have advanced a step as a result of the Commod

AKZO HIKES PRICES OF SOME PEROXIDESAkzo Chemicals Inc. will be increasing list and off-list

ICI Americas Inc. announced plans to build two new plants for production of ozone-friendly substitut

The United States and the European Community moved closer to a tit-for-tat trade war Tuesday over EC

The Federal Trade Commission filed an administrative complaint alleging that the formation of Hoechs

US COMMODITY FIRM SEEKS BRAZILIAN LINKSAO PAULO, Brazil - Stotler & Co. partner Karsten Mahl

Despite a judge's decision to order acquittal on ocean dumping charges, federal environmental prosec

The European Community Monday decided to withdraw trade preferences it had been granting to seven pe

PPG GROUP CONSIDERS THAI SILICAS VENTUREPPG Industries said that its Chemicals Group and Mit

Nine states filed a new lawsuit Monday against the Environmental Protection Agency in their five-yea

Computerized communications are supposed to make life easier. But the job of those creating

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ILLINOIS CENTRAL LITIGANTS IN AGREEMENTCHICAGO - Illinois Central Railroad Co. and IC Indust

All new heavy trucks should be equipped with devices that automatically keep brakes properly adjuste

Shipping lines operating between Europe and Australia are forming a new consortium. The six

The Interstate Commerce Commission's decision to order more mediation to end the war between rail la

GRAND JURY TO HEAR VIRUS ALLEGATIONSSYRACUSE, N.Y. - A federal grand jury is meeting to hear

Would-be railroad czar Timothy Mellon is considering taking an equity position in two small New Engl

Two bulk carriers and two maritime unions won an early procedural victory in their effort to halt a

Incumbents on the two House and and Senate committees with jurisdiction over maritime matters fared

Anne M. Moise was named director of public relations at the South Carolina State Ports Authority. Sh

Average pay raises this year and next are expected to reverse a gradual seven- year decline and be t

A warehouse firm has requested approval by the Army Corps of Engineers to build a deepwater pier on

The Federal Maritime Commission has issued a Certificate of Financial Responsibility to Epirotiki Li

A conference to draw up an international treaty on semiconductor patent rights will be held in Washi

With the trade sector continuing to bustle, the United States can look ahead to stronger economic gr

A federal judge here has confirmed the sale of the Atlantic Sun to a Bermuda company that made the b

The ongoing environmental delays experienced by the Port of Oakland in gaining approval for its dred

A maritime consultant says the Port of Philadelphia has not grown in 20 years and says it must make

Farrell Lines Inc. and local environmental authorities seem to have reached an amicable settlement c

President Reagan signed legislation ending the ocean dumping of sewage sludge by Dec. 31, 1991.<

Electro-Nucleonics Inc., of Fairfield, N.J., received an offer from Pharmacia AB of Uppsala, Sweden,

Upjohn Co. announced a number of organizational changes designed to strengthen the management of the

Roussel-Uclaf SA, the French pharmaceutical group, has announced a major internal reorganization to

At the same time demand for recycled plastic bottles is increasing, more states and municipalities a

Petro Oil & Gas Inc. will sell 25 percent of its polyurethane plant to be built in Shenzhen, China,

Jack Sworaski has lost count of the salespeople who have trooped through the Camden County recycling

MARTEC GETS US RIGHTS FOR ANTI-ULCER DRUGKANSAS CITY, Mo. - Martec Pharmaceutical Inc. has s

Japanese companies are poised to erode the United States' lead in the biotechnology race, partly by