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The plunge in prices for oil, Mexico's leading export, has prompted the government to announce painf

Eight past and present officials of the stock exchange faced new bribery- relate d charges in court

The United States and Taiwan opened two days of talks Thursday designed to hammer out a bilateral co

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FRANCE TO OFFER AID TO THE IVORY COASTFrance is offering financial assistance to the world's

BURNLEY OPPOSES COMMERCIAL ZONE BILLCongressional attempts to pass a law ending commercial-z

About a year and a half ago, Waldorf Corp. was asked by 3M Co. to switch products made for 3M to a J

*Customs Update - 5A * Howard Simon - Simon Says 6A* Steven A. Rhoads - Dukakis' Voodoo Econ

Premier Li Peng criticized reports that China, faced with soaring inflation and economic turmoil, ha

A Federal Maritime Commission law judge gave the Board of Harbor Commissioners of the city of Los An

The U.S. citizen members of the Panama Canal Commission's board of directors decided that its first-

Environmental issues pushed all other concerns to the sidelines at a U.N.-sponsored meeting on the g

Herbert R. Haar Jr., widely recognized in maritime circles for his role in winning congressional fun

A major interstate natural gas pipeline broke ground in Virginia Thursday on what will be the larges

Institutional Investor magazine's annual survey of the world's best hotels has become the most prest

INTEGRATED RESOURCES INC. (New York) - Frank W. Geller was named senior executive vice president, ge

Long-haul motor carriers face an aggressive new attitude from railroads and their support services i

Next to the cry timber, U.S. wood product industry executives are probably enjoying the rush of lumb

Recent statements by Gov. Michael S. Dukakis on the dangers of foreign investment and the need for t

Business and insurance groups increased their attacks on Proposition 103 Wednesday, saying the state

CHEVRON CUTS POSTINGS FOR CALIF., ALASKA OILChevron U.S.A. Inc. reduced its posted buying pr

DOT CHIEF REAFFIRMS POSITION WITH JAPANTransportation Secretary Jim Burnley reaffirmed his d

A new international terminal complex at Sydney Airport is expected to improve serious congestion at

The Maritime Administration has approved the transfer of a purse seiner to operation under the Korea

The chief executive officers of U.S. insurance companies are bullish on their boards of directors, a

West Germany's growth will average 3 percent well into the 1990s, a full percentage point higher tha

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JAPANESE RANK NO. 1 IN PERSONAL INCOMEThe average Japanese earned the equivalent of $23,022

The Containerization & Intermodal Institute will take up both familiar and unfamiliar themes at its

YOU HAVE TO HAND it to the folks who work for Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley. A few days befo

The Delaware Otsego Corp. announced plans for a $21 million land swap with the CSX Corp. and several

With expenses rising and less money coming in from interest, the Port of Seattle expects to barely b

The top official of the Navy's Military Sealift Command will meet today with advocates for the U.S.-

Foreign exchange traders expect the dollar to continue to slide in reaction to the higher-than-expec

If the meteoric rise of Glaxo Holdings PLC in global pharmaceutical sales gives the competition ulce

Oct. 13, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Although he believes the Federal Aviation Administration's air traffic control functions should be p

Japan's trade surplus reached $7.7 billion last month, up 4.3 percent over September 1987 and a mass

Despite one of the worst droughts of this century, the United States transportation infrastructure h

CSX Corp. of Richmond, Va., has just taken shipment of IBM's top-of-the-line mainframe computer, the