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Minnetonka Corp. agreed to purchase the Vitabath product line, formerly owned by subsidiaries of Qui

QUANTUM RAISES GLYCERINE PRICESQuantum Chemical Corp.'s Emery division announced increases o

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

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Sales of U.S.-made cars and light trucks by the Big Three automakers fell 1.5 percent in mid-Novembe

The U.S. agency that provides insurance cover for U.S. companies investing abroad is organizing a se

COMMERCE FINDS JAPAN DUMPING DIGITAL GOODSThe Commerce Department issued a final ruling that

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PEACH BOTTOM DECISION EXPECTED NEXT SPRINGPhiladelphia Electric Co. told the New York Societ

Container shipping is coming back to the Port of Quebec. The deepwater port on the St. Lawre

BARNETT BANKS INC. (Jacksonville, Fla.) - Albert D. Ernest Jr. was named president and chief operati

Baltic Shipping Co. is transferring from Felixstowe to Liverpool as its U.K. port of call for the li

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Braniff Inc.'s October traffic increased 22 percent to 371.0 million revenue passenger-miles from 30

The Maritime Administration sold three obsolete ships from the National Defense Reserve Fleet to Chi

The Bundesbank Wednesday eased pressure on the foreign exchange markets by draining less liquidity t

Sugar futures prices are expected to surge to highs near 17 cents a pound in 1989, given a sensitive

The Transpacific Discussion Agreement's plan to cut member capacity has to be filed at the Federal M

India is planning to buy a second supercomputer from the United States or Japan for use at the India

Supplies of gasoline and distillate fuel increased over the previous week, the American Petroleum In

Massachusetts factories generated over 100 million pounds of toxic waste in 1987, with the state's p

The Maritime Administration agreed to the resale and registry under Canadian flag of a 30-year-old c

Compagnie Generale de Maritime, the largest shipowner in France, is postponing by at least six month

National Waterways Conference. Seminar on managing and marketing inland river ports and terminals. N

Consumer advocate Ralph Nader and California Proposition 103 author Harvey Rosenfield Wednesday call

The Argentine government has forged an alliance with minority provincial parties to push through Par

COLOMBIA IS COUNTED AMONG SEVERAL MINERAL-RICH South American countries reaping extra profits in 198

Domestic and foreign business interests in Chile are cautious but not alarmed in the wake of the vic

The Transpacific Discussion Agreement's decision to reduce capacity by 10 percent in the eastbound t

Cargo moving from China to Taiwan no longer would have to be transferred to a second vessel before l

MEXICO, US TO BEGIN HIGH-LEVEL DEBT TALKSMEXICO CITY - Mexico and the United States will beg

A safety review at Delta Air Lines shows improvements in operations and training, but lingering conc

SECTION 89: WHAT IT IS: The section of the 1986 tax law that created new non- discrimination tests f

President Reagan filled two vacancies within the Transportation Department this week by excercising

ADMIRAL WILL ACQUIRE RAINBOW TRANSPORT INC.RALEIGH, N.C. - Admiral Transportation Group Inc.

Burlington Northern Inc., which includes the nation's largest rail system, is under investigation by

AIRGAS, PERMEA AGREE ON MARKETING RIGHTSWILMINGTON, Del. - Airgas Inc. announced that its U.

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The nation's publicly offered commodity futures funds have delivered a cumulative rate of return of

WORLD RUBBER USE ROSE IN '88 FIRST HALFKUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - World natural rubber consump