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ASHLAND TO REOPEN LA. METHANOL PLANTAshland Chemical Co. said it will reopen a methanol manu

LIFE INSURERS WARNED OF HARMFUL LEGISLATIONLife insurers must keep their eyes on Congress ne

Platinum supplies in 1988 are expected to fall short of anticipated demand by 450,000 troy ounces, J

Tanker owners, insurers and banks are reconsidering the concept of an electronic letter of credit sy

TWO COMPANIES TO SELL ENGINEERING PROGRAMSWestinghouse Electric Corp. will join with Multifl

The Port of Oakland is facing a host of uncertainties about its contracts with the federal governmen

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The Lloyd's of London insurance market is more than doubling its requirement for the amount of wealt

Superintendent of Insurance James P. Corcoran last week announced a number of significant revisions

THE PEOPLE HAVE SPOKEN. They have elected George Bush the 41st president of the United States. There

Efforts to bring Iraq back into the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries's output pact will

HIGHER POWER DEMAND EXPECTED THIS WINTERPRINCETON, N.J. - Most regions anticipate an increas

United Airlines' conversion of 46 McDonnell Douglas DC-10 passenger transports will more than double

The federal government's first prosecution of a chemical ocean dumping case has ended with a federal

The future of the warehouse and distribution industry will be marked by increased focus on cost cont

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The European Community launched an anti-dumping investigation Monday into surging imports of small-s

MASS. MOVING FORWARD ON BOSTON ROAD PLANSDespite mounting state fiscal woes, Massachusetts o

CARGO DEVELOPMENT GROUP (Houston) - Steve Murray was appointed director, customer service. He was di

The Ontario government and the Ontario Trucking Association are embroiled in a lengthy legal tussle

U.S. Ambassador Mike Mansfield, a lean Montanan who spent much of his lengthy political career promo

Companies will have to do without detailed help from the Treasury Department in determining whether

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CONSOLIDATED TO SUPPLY GAS TO NY, CONN. PLANTSConsolidated Natural Gas Co. said it signed tw

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M.W. Kellogg Co., a U.S. engineering and construction company, has turned to a British export bank f

The U.S. dollar regained its footing Monday with a little help from central bank buying and supporti

The Port of Richmond said it has found a new operator for a troubled 20-acre multi-use terminal.

Thanks to a recent breakthrough in China's nuclear technology, scientists hope to cash in on exports

The Supreme Court Monday agreed to decide whether Arkansas and Florida must refund tax money collect

A new dock began operating Oct. 26 at the Port of Dalian, China's second- largest port, Xinhua news

Delays in cargo delivery resulting from the grounding of a Hoegh Lines ship over the weekend should

LATIN NATIONS TO MEET IN BRAZIL ON DEBTRIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil - Latin American nations will

Nov. 14, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The U.S. Customs Service is investigating whether hundreds of importers may have overpaid ocean frei

A giant game of chicken is developing in California over the future of the state's recently approved

Fred M. Brody, president of Brody Associates Inc., was installed last week as the president of the N

A new federally sponsored study hailed the railroad industry's worker-rundrug and alcohol ab

Facing a dramatic loss in revenue, Alaska's two international airports are scrambling to attract add

The Port of Miami was not the place to be for anyone wearing a $40 Rolex watch late last week.