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

USSR CREDITS WORRY EC COMMISSION CHIEFSTRASBOURG, France - Jacques Delors, president of the

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1473 (Nov. 16, 1988) Previous day - 1454 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange i

Robert R. Googins is executive vice president of Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co. A story in th

THE HUB GROUP INC. (Downers Grove, Ill.) - John T. Donnell was elected president of Hub City New Yor

Two bulk carriers and two maritime unions are trying to stop a government- spons ored relief contrac

Uganda's economy is facing a massive money drain. It takes fistfuls of shillings to buy almost anyth

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

When Federal Aviation Administration Chief Allan McArtor flew between here and Richmond recently, he

Having lost out on the biggest Army aviation contract inhistory, Pratt & Whitney is sifting through

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

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

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

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

Using techniques borrowed from commercial shipping and air freight fields, aerospace designers this

Wed., Nov. 16, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

Munich Re said its balance sheet profit totaled 63 million deutsche marks (US$36 million) during the

Compagnie Generale Maritime, the largest shipowner in France, has become Europe's leading road haule

U.S. exporters and investors would be well-advised to take a fresh look at Tunisia, concluded a rece

Cash-rich U.S. brewers, facing virtually flat domestic growth, are expected to buy their way into th

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

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

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

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

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

S&P KEEPING CLOSE WATCH ON CALIF.Standard & Poor's Corp. is closely monitoring how the Calif

Independent insurance agents are concerned that their ability to provide good service to their custo

There's a company in this northeast Kansas town that knows how to squeeze every last dollar from a b

Life insurers heard the bad word this week that their contributions to defeat the California insuran

CANKER MAY BE PRESENT IN FLORIDA CITRUS GROVEGAINESVILLE, Fla. - Plant scientists who suspec

Most of the insurance companies that quit selling and renewing policies after passage of a rate-cutt

The life insurance industry reacted in celebration to the decision by the Massachusetts Supreme Judi

Union leaders representing 2,000 tugboat workers formally asked six tugboat companies to restore the

The dollar fell sharply Wednesday in reaction to a trade figure that was exactly as predicted, in a

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

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

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

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