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The Oakland International Airport moved a step closer to its goal of becoming a full service domesti

The sole handler of airborne cargo, Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals Ltd., or HACTL, will double capaci

A radio station has decided not to drop its gift turkeys live from the sky Saturday in a stunt inspi

Because three separate aerospace firms are still working on plans for a new fleet of cargo rockets,

Supplies of gasoline and distillate declined, the American Petroleum Institute's latest weekly suppl

ANSETT ORDERS 22 BOEING JETLINERSAnsett Worldwide Aviation Services, an Australian leasing g

MEXICO WON'T FOLLOW OPEC GUIDELINESMexico's energy chief, denouncing the Organization of Pet

Ingersoll-Rand Co. named William G. Mulligan to be a second executive vice president of this diversi

Former President Gerald Ford, urging George Bush to act swiftly on the nation's economic problems, p

A U.S. economist predicts that other countries will compel Americans to stop consuming more than the

This year's biggest computer trade show has turned into a battleground of warring standards.

The U.S. industrial operating rate in October rose to its highest level in more than eight years, th

U.S. automakers are starting off the 1989 model year strongly, with sales in early November rising 1

Business inventories jumped 0.7 percent in September, the 21st consecutive monthly increase, while s

A new study suggests the Port of Oakland's debt structure may be more complicated than those of othe

Creation of a Department of Telecommunications would be a crucial step in enabling U.S. industries t

Atlanta's efforts to establish itself as a key telecommunications and computing center continue to g

ALLEGHENY SIGNS PACT FOR SALE OF THERMCOPITTSBURGH - Allegheny International Inc. has signed

The Maritime Administration postponed a pre-hearing conference originally set for today on applicati

CONFERENCE TO RAISE ITS TERMINAL CHARGESThe steamship conference that sets rates from U.S. A

Executives of Japanese shipbuilding companies were quick Wednesday to welcome the fact that represen

The local containerport complex known as Kwai Chung will be fully developed with the completion of t

Britain's Central Electricity Generating Board, Europe's largest coal consumer, confirmed that it ha

Nov. 16, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Wah Kwong Shipping Group Ltd., having weathered a mountainous sea of debt, reported a profit of US$1

A number of major U.S. refiners this week increased posted buying prices for domestic crude oil by 5

When a cargo of steel coils was loaded onto a vessel at the Port of Detroit last month, it was a cla

AMOCO HOPES FOR OK TO EXPLORE IN USSRAmoco Corp. is trying to become the first foreign compa

DOES THE OIL IMPORT FEE STILL LIVE? A $10-a-barrel fee on oil imports has been debated over the past

Kansas City business officials are promoting the city's proposed International Trade and Exhibition

After four years of intermittent industrial recruitment forays to Japan, American Electric Power Ser

Ford Motor Co. will mark the 70th anniversary of its Dearborn, Mich., plant Friday. The plant opened

A conference on the future of the plastics industry will be held Nov. 28 at the Quaker Square Hilton

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Environmentalist group Greenpeace said Wednesday that an emerging global convention to control cross

The dollar value of chemical exports surged between August and September despite a slight dip in the

Lowell Mulhollen holds the same job title today as he did 10 years ago. But what a difference a deca

SHINTECH EXPANDS PVC RESIN PLANTShintech Inc., of Houston, announced that it has completed w

Rainbow Navigation Co. has won its fourth battle with the Military Sealift Command over the carriage

DELTA SEEKS TO BEGIN LA SERVICE TO SYDNEYATLANTA - Delta Air Lines has applied to the U.S. D