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Maytag Corp., the home appliance company that boasts its products never need repairs, said Monday th

Japanese government officials and businessmen expressed reservations about a possible U.S.-Japan fre

TWA COMPLETES MERGER TRANSACTIONNEW YORK - Investor Carl C. Icahn completed the process of t

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An American group is facing stiff competition in the battle to supply Thailand with communications s

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The Soviet Union will hold its first trade fair in the United States inDecember. The

Renewed concern about the safety of the bulbous bow ship design has resultedfrom the collisi

Western Europe's political and business leaders have never looked more favorably, or with so much ze

The European Community's plan to eliminate all internal trade barriers by 1992 faces growing resista

CSX CORP. UNITS JOIN FOR LAND PURCHASERICHMOND, Va. - CSX Realty Inc. and the Richmond, Fred

New customers seeking to buy silk at a major Chinese trade fair are being politely but firmly turned

Congressional transportation leaders resolved their differences on a pending truck safety bill and a

Rank and file Teamsters who haul new cars from plants and ports to dealerships nationwide ratified a

Commuter service on the Chicago South Shore & South Bend Railroad continued Monday after the carrier

Canadian Pacific Ltd. is looking for a possible outside buyer for its 56 percent stake in Soo Line C

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It came down to a question of dollars, and Meehan Seaway Service and longshore labor could not come

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The Navy's Military Sealift Command said the Maritime Administration overstepped its authority by fo

CURIOUSER AND CURIOUSER: That seems to be what users are when it comes to the United States Customs

BANK WILL INTRODUCE STATEMENTS ON DISKSSAN JOSE, Calif. - Intuit Inc., Palo Alto, is expecte

Another U.S. port is jumping on the EDI bandwagon. The St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corp. is look

Britain will keep its naval task force on patrol in the Persian Gulf as long as countries in the reg

President Reagan is expected to sign a bill this week that agriculture officials say will help end f

Many farmers are a bit uncertain about using computers, worried that they will be too complicated to

Plans by Irish aircraft leasing company Guinness Peat Aviation to set up a hub-and-spoke operation i

More than 120 exhibitors from nine countries will participate in the Inter Airport/Air Cargo Exhibit

The departed 100th Congress left behind it a pair of pre-election gifts for some airline employees a

Shelling out $5,870 simply to send a senior executive from here to New York for four hours might see

British Airways wants to use its large route network better to develop a lucrative courier service,

The rapid decline of commercial fishing in the 1960s could have been an economic disaster had it not

Oil prices plunged Monday after several key members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Count

QANTAS AND BA SELECT ROLLS-ROYCE ENGINESGREENWICH, Conn. - Two foreign airlines have selecte

Oct. 24, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Norway's crude oil output averaged 1.181 million barrels a day in September, 18.25 percent higher th

North Sea oil prices Monday plunged by $1.25 a barrel as a nervous European market delivered its ver

China has spent 10 years trying to replace central planning with a more market-based economy. Now, w

Pacific Gas & Electric Co. and San Francisco & Enron Gas Marketing Inc., a subsidiary of Enron Corp.

ARCO WEIGHS OFFERING OF LYONDELL UNIT STOCKAtlantic Richfield Co.'s board is considering an