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AIDS, already a problem for the life and health insurance industries, now is producing workers compe

Noel Phillips, president and chief executive of Volkswagen of America Inc., the West German carmaker

A year since the world's stock markets crashed, the mood in Asia's biggest exchanges is one of quiet

SOUTH AFRICA UNVEILS HOMEMADE PISTOLPRETORIA, South Africa - A weapons manufacturer Tuesday

Venezuelan tuna fishermen say they will comply with a ban on the slaughter of dolphins, and American

A national conglomerate is now controlling China's onshore oil and natural gas exploration and produ

Crowley Maritime Corp.'s diversity is especially evident in the company's Pacific Division, where se

With sunset still an hour away, the pilot made a quick check of his 5,000 passengers, then rolled do

A foot-long crack and 29 smaller ones were discovered by chance on a Continental Airlines Boeing 737

$1 BILLION BA ORDER TARGETS BOEING, GELONDON - British Airways is ordering more than 35 new

Oil field equipment, project cargo and agricultural relief cargo are the major items moving on a new

Troubled Guilford Transportation Industries Inc. has spurned a purchase offer by two other New Engla

GIBRALTAR SAVINGS (Simi Valley, Calif.) - Eldon R. Richardson was named assistant chief lending offi

AMERICAN CYANAMID POSTS RISE IN EARNINGSWAYNE, N.J. - American Cyanamid Co.'s third quarter

OCCIDENTAL MUST SELL TENNECO, JUDGE RULESOccidental Petroleum Co. was ordered Tuesday to sel

Crude oil prices will fluctuate between $12 and $16 a barrel in the next five weeks, and unless the

Electricity output continues its strong growth for the year, showing a 5.1 percent increase for the

Chevron Co. USA says it plans to drill an exploratory oil and gas well this winter from an ice islan

Less than a month after landing a breakthrough computer deal with China, AST Research Inc. of Irvine

Some U.S. aid to Egyptian and Pakistani government agencies undercuts the Reagan administration poli

Manufacturing states, which have lagged behind the national average in personal income growth during

Despite Roger Smith's vow that General Motors Corp. will again control 40 percent of the U.S. car ma

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Pillsbury Co. has turned to the Shipping Act in its battle to fend off a hostile takeover bid from G

SHIPBUILDERS APPROVE MERGER WITH AFFILIATEDelegates representing 13,000 members of the Indus

The president of the State University of New York Maritime College charged in public hearings that t

Tue., Oct. 18, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

Rainfall this week along the western coast of Saudi Arabia has heightened government fears of a bigg

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

Trading in the world's commodities markets has surged in the past year, fueled by inflation fears, t

China is trying to crack down on widespread official racketeering and corruption but is meeting stif

The European Community Tuesday approved an agreement between French and West German tire makers for

A smaller version of Hong Kong's capitalist wonderland has attracted hordes of young people to this

A new study shows that hourly workers will receive the smallest raises of any type of employee next

Owners from 13 trans-Pacific shipping lines meeting in San Francisco Monday failed to reach any sort

1315 (Oct. 18, 1988) Previous day - 1314 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange i

The U.S. dollar closed little changed Tuesday after an erratic session. A late rebound trimm

Prices for Chilean and Venezuelan paper remain near their lows, pressured by domestic political unre

France raised interest rates on Tuesday to defend the franc, which was coming under pressure because

SWISS MINISTER SAYS G-7 LACKS COHESIONLUGANO, Switzerland - Swiss Economy Minister Jean-Pasc