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Over $2 billion of water management chemicals and services were consumed in 1987 compared with $1.6

California's Department of Food & Agriculture is defending its $40 million annual pesticide testing

Two lawsuits, two large awards: In 1975, a Miami high school football player was awarded $5.

The version of the technical corrections tax bill finally approved by Congress provided good news fo

Japanese investors have pushed interest rates down on 30-year U.S. Treasury bonds by as much as a fu

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

About 300 New Jersey auto insurers have until Nov. 7 to file rating information that reflects cost r

The next president of the United States will have to decide whether the lead in keeping America comp

The aerospace and defense giant Grumman Corp. Monday announced the creation of a joint venture in Ch

DUTCH OIL HEATER CAP OFFERS ENERGY SAVINGSAn oil heater cap that can raise efficiency and is

CANADIAN RAIL IMPORTS HIT AT TRADE HEARINGA Bethlehem Steel Corp. executive called for the i

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

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

PPG Industries announced it is beginning a 44 million pounds sterling (about $75 million) expansion

BF Goodrich Co. said it will spend $22.9 million to expand and renovate its Brecksville research and

Alcolac Inc. has agreed to purchase from Berol Chemicals, of Westport, Conn., a Reserve, La., plant

Third World debt prices plunged close to their lows for the year last week, as commercial banks liqu

FELLOWSHIP SAVINGS (New Milford, N.J.) - Julia R. Carrillo was named branch manager of the Paterson

The Treasury Department said it intends to intensify pressure on Taiwan and South Korea to let their

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Despite a colder-than-usual fall in the Northeast and talk about compromise and conciliation at the

U.S. and local businesses Monday welcomed the signing of an interim agreement on American military b

Increasing Japanese investment in the United States should help correct the U.S.-Japan trade imbalan

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

In the never-ending battle to keep current with the identity and location of global producers of che

Champion International Corp. expects to spend $800 million in capitalinvestments in 1989, in

Amex Life Assurance Co., an American Express company, Monday announced it has introduced a new long-

The U.S. dollar moved broadly higher Monday, but most of the gain came in overseas markets early in

The United States and South Korea will begin trade talks Wednesday, with the United States expected

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RENEWED TIMBER TALKS URGED WITH JAPANTwo Northwest lawmakers urged the Japanese ambassador t

Mitsubishi has a new idea that gives new meaning to the phrase station break. The Japanese c

This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza

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

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

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

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

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

The co-winner of this year's most prestigious maritime industry award expects that U.S.-flag shippin