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SOVIETS POISED TO LEAD WORLD WINE OUTPUTThe Soviet Union will become the world's largest win

An Indiana manufacturer of cooking equipment and utensils has created an international division, par

As AM General Corp. closes a chapter in its production of medium and heavy trucks, it clings to the

After resistance in recent weeks, average retail gasoline prices finally bowed to the downward press

E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. reported a slight increase in earnings in the third quarter of 1988, b

DIGITAL PLANS TO BUY 8 PERCENT OF ITS OWN STOCKBOSTON - Digital Equipment Corp., the minicom

Fiscal year 1988 statistics for the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach illustrate dramatically the

The Port of Quebec announced a capital expenditure of C$10 million to upgrade its Beauport solid bul

U.S. Customs Service inspectors took to the street to protest the increased use of computers in Cust

Supplies of both gasoline and distillate fuel declined, according to the latest weekly supply bullet

INDUSTRIA VENEZOLANA DE ALUMINIO C.O. (Caracas, Venezuela) - Roberto Arreaza Contasti was named pres

Reforms announced this month could spur a marked increase in the Soviet Union's agricultural product

US, JAPANESE FIRMS AGREE ON FUTURES PACTCHICAGO - Dean Witter Reynolds Inc. and Tokyo-based

Fears of a railcar shortage have not materialized during this year's farm harvest. Shippers

The chairman of Honda Motor Co. said Honda's new British-built Concerto car will have at least 80 pe

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The Federal Maritime Commission became the first government agency to press forward with regulations

NEW LAW WAIVES TAX ON LIRR PENSIONSTax rules have been waived that would have caused a crisi

Intent on keeping syringes and vials off New Jersey beaches in future summers, the state Senate pass

New regulations for drinking water and waste treatment could cost homeowners an average of $100 or m

Transporting Dangerous Goods By Air, two-day seminar, Nov. 1-2. Viscount Hotel, San Diego, Calif. Co

PAYMENTS SURPLUS HITS RECORD HIGH IN KOREASEOUL, South Korea - Spurred by strong exports, So

France will blast into a new world of European television broadcasting this week when an Ariane rock

The United States and China have moved closer to renewing formal maritime relations. There h

The U.S. Customs Service is so mesmerized by overnight delivery that it's allowing air express compa

The U.S. Commerce Department is expected to make a preliminary ruling today on whether nine foreign

CONSECO POSTS INCREASE IN QUARTERLY REVENUECARMEL, Ind. - Conseco Inc., an insurance holding

The Department of Transportation Wednesday announced insurance requirements for the commercial space

The planned sale by Travelers Corp. of the largest part of its Constitution State Management Co. ope

A state lawmaker, prompted by voter confusion, is spending $40,000 from his own re-election fund for

South Korea has opened a permanent mission in Hungary in a major step to improve relations with East

P&I CLUB SEEN BEARING BRUNT OF FERRY DISASTERThe London-based Steamship Mutual protection an

Ford Motor Co. said Wednesday that strong overseas sales helped boost earnings by 21.8 percent to a

Any chance of reopening a Lockheed Shipbuilding Co. yard in Seattle as a ship repair site is finishe

CSX Transportation and the railroad's labor union were honored Wednesday by federal officials for th

Oct. 26, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

BIEHL & CO. (Houston, Texas) - John O. Bomer IV was named national sales manager for the steamship a

IRAN SOON WILL END GULF TANKER SHUTTLEIran is planning to end its tanker shuttle between its

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

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