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From Michigan to the Gulf of Mexico, electric utilities are developing coal transportation strategie

An article in Wednesday's paper on the government's new drug testing rules should have said that the

Radio Technical Commission for Aeronautics, annual assembly and technical symposium, Nov. 28-30. Loe

Marine containers, containerships and related assets are becoming increasingly scarce in relation to

This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza

Since 1985, the U.S. government has been threatening trade sanctions against Japan, South Korea and

The item on Pakistan that appeared in the column headlined Quota Watch on Nov. 15, Page 4A, should h

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

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

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

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

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

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

David L. Ream was named president of the National Association of Professional Insurance Agents Wedne

In the Nov. 15 edition of The Journal of Commerce on Page 3B, under the headline of N. Atlantic Port

A fight is intensifying over U.S. steel import policy, one of the key trade policy issues on which t

Salomon Brothers Inc. analysts predict a shift in U.S. government policy toward developing country i

The U.S. Customs Service is putting an end to a practice of benign neglect when it comes to auditing

An Ohio trucking company is giving a free lift to the world's largest honey jar. The jar was

EGYPT CUTS OIL PRICES BY 30 CENTS A BARRELCAIRO, Egypt - Egypt on Wednesday cut its export o

Shipbuilding order books are shrinking in France, even though business is picking up for the country

A key aide to President-elect George Bush and several members of Congress are emerging among the top

Business covered by Hong Kong Export Credit Insurance Corp. topped HK$5.2 billion (US$666 million) i

Prime Minister Noboru Takeshita's political standing took on new strength Wednesday afternoon with p

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

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

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

International commodity organizations, faced with hefty rent increases, are considering moving their

Taiwan's Yangming Marine Transport Corp. confirmed widespread reports that the line will stop sendin

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

BANK OF AMERICA (San Francisco) - Warren L. Prostrollo Jr. was named vice president and manager of t

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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