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Council of Logistics Management, Delaware Valley roundtable, Nov. 29. Guest Quarters Hotel, Philadel

The United States and the European Community are hurtling toward a full-blown trade war over oestrad

The Air Force is trying to broaden legislation so that cargo-only freighters qualify for the Civil R

Fiat Director to Resign Jan. 1TURIN, Italy - Vittorio Ghidella, credited for Fiat SpA's turn

The three railroads serving the neighboring ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach may be asked to surr

A recent agreement with a Chinese firm is giving fledgling Burlington Northern Worldwide a chance to

Olin Corp. has agreed to sell to Fuji Photo Film Co., of Japan, the worldwide Olin Hunt photo/graphi

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Environment ministers of the 12 European Community states Friday adopted a resolution urging other n

Hungary has appointed a 40-year-old economist as prime minister pledged to speeding reforms and forg

CARTERET SAVINGS BANK (Morristown, N.J.) - Robert A. Laskowski was named treasurer. A senior

The colony's first purposely built convention and exhibition center for many years has officially op

PRICES FOR GASOLINE, FUEL OIL UP IN NYALBANY, N.Y. - Statewide prices for home heating oil a

Federal Express Corp. has equipped four San Francisco kiosks with video phones so customers can talk

DRUG AGENCY EXPECTS HUGE HEROIN SHIPMENTAn expected bumper crop of poppies in the Golden Tri

Caribbean government and business leaders are divided over the likely impact on the region of the fr

COLONIAL PENN GROUP INC. (Philadelphia) - Douglas B. Pierce was named president and chief operating

Trinidad and Tobago is working to develop more chemical capacity for the country and bolster the sec

New Jersey is struggling with legislation that would help site hazardous waste incinerators by inclu

American disk drive maker Seagate Technology is slashing 800 employees from its local payroll here i

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service Agri

The countries that account for three-quarters of the world's bauxite production will lower the price

The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index moved higher last week in sharp contrast to the previ

A U.N. anti-apartheid group monitoring oil shipments to South Africa said last week it is investigat

Staunchly anti-communist South Korea is making economic pacts with several communist countries, open

New orders in October for machine tools from U.S. manufacturers fell 1.2 percent from a year earlier

HEMODYNAMICS GETS RIGHTS TO AIDS DRUGBOCA RATON, Fla. - Hemodynamics Inc., a Boca Raton medi

REGIONAL BLOCS 12TH ANNUAL MIAMI CONFERENCE ON THE CARIBBEAN: AGRIBUSINESS IN THE CARIBBEAN BASIN. N

The governments of Washington state and British Columbia today expect toannounce formation o

JAPAN ECONOMY GREW 6 PERCENT-8 PERCENT IN 3RD QUARTERJapan's economy grew at an inflation-ad

Toyota Motor Corp. could begin building its first American-made trucks by 1990 at the auto manufactu

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Oil prices were expected to increase sharply on U.S. markets today, after posting very strong gains

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Hapag-Lloyd is the leader in this and the others are following us, is the proud statement of Olaf vo

TOP COMPUTER OFFICIALS KEPT IN BAR FOR TALKSJOSE, Calif. - How do you get Hewlett-Packard Co

Big Oil, the champion of self-service in the 1980s, is coming full circle. After turning the

HOUSTON UTILITY FILES FOR RATE INCREASEHouston Lighting & Power Co. last week filed a reques

Elf France, the domestic refining and marketing subsidiary of Elf Aquitaine,plans to lay off

COMPANIES JOIN IN BID FOR AIR NEW ZEALANDLONDON - Investment Bank DFC New Zealand Ltd., Brit