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Leaseway Transportation Corp.'s planned sale of its bulk materials group continues the company's str

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When union President Gene DeFries of the national Marine Engineers Beneficial Association gave Vice

The U.S. dollar edged slightly higher Thursday in an unusually quiet market, awaiting today's employ

The Polish government's decision to close the Lenin Shipyard in Gdansk could hamper Poland's efforts

LITHIUM CHEMICALS ARE UP AT CYPRUSMALVERN, Pa. - Cyprus Specialty Metals Co. announced a 5 p

The next president of the United States should focus on tax and trade policies - and not a new layer

Rival ballot measures will determine whether San Francisco opens its Golden Gate to the 58,000-ton b

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Ensign Deron Jordan confidently barked out orders as the helmsman guided a sleek gray Navy ship betw

Negotiators from the European Community and the Soviet Union today wrap up two days of talks aimed a

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CHANCELLOR CAPITAL MANAGEMENT INC. (New York) - Joseph W. Haley was named managing director of sales

Negotiating freight rates under the 1984 Shipping Act is easier and more flexible, but has not neces

After losing ground to its neighbors, Louisville is finally shaking off the lingering effects of the

Disagreements about the Canada-U.S. free trade agreement are still alive in the United States.

U.S. coal exporters are bracing for the first rate increase they've faced in several years on rail h

Five major South African banks Thursday hoisted their prime lending rates by two percentage points t

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Eastman Kodak Co.'s net income for the third quarter was $435 million, or $1.35 a share, up from $39

The Navy's Military Sealift Command awarded contracts to six U.S.-flag carriers, two of them new to

Prospects for increasing food production and easing hunger in developing countries will rise in the

Communist Party General Secretary Zhao Ziyang has told foreign businessmen that China's economic ref

POLAND ALLOWS FIRMS TO ISSUE OWN BONDSWARSAW, Poland - Poland has introduced a new law allow

New cooperative and joint-stock banks in the Soviet Union are challenging the monopoly of the state

ARGENTINA SELLS CORN, SOY PELLETS TO USSRBUENOS AIRES, Argentina - Traders here confirmed Ar

SOME OF OUR TRADING PARTNERS continue to find certain chemicals found in U.S. agricultural exports d

The Soviet Union Wednesday became the 36th nation to recognize the neutrality of the Panama Canal, s

A proposed merger of two major corporations' silicone operations likely would harm competition, the

Venezuela's petrochemical industry has launched an ambitious program to attract foreign investors to

TRUE BLUE FOR U.S. EMBASSY IN TOKYO: U.S. Ambassador to Japan Mike Mansfield conducted a briefing at

LATIN NATIONS TO PRESS WEST ON TRADE ISSUESA Latin American delegation headed by Mexico will

China exported $137 million worth of carpets in the first six months of this year, a 60 percent incr

Apparel sales showed continued signs of recovery during October but sales of other merchandise remai

New claims for state unemployment insurance benefits were made by 302,000 people during the week end

The U.S. ambassador to the European Community warned Thursday that attempts to resolve the long-runn

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Just about everybody - even a reluctant Gov. Michael Dukakis - gains something from a new Massachuse

AIG'S NET INCOME ROSE IN THIRD QUARTERAmerican International Group Inc. reported third quart

Massachusetts voters will decide next week whether to shut down the state's two nuclear plants, in a