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B.C. HYDRO RENAMED IN TAKEOVER BY ITELSAN FRANCISCO - B.C. Hydro Rail will become Southern R

Japan's Nissan Motor Co. plans to launch a British-made car in continental Europe next week but says

T.I.M.E.-DC, Inc. reported a net loss of $27,000 for the three months ended June 30, compared with a

CSL INTERMODAL BUYS FINAL SHARE OF UNITHUNT VALLEY, Md. - CSX/Sea-Land Intermodal Inc. (CSL

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EPSILON PRODUCTS SELECTS UNIPOL PROCESSDANBURY, Conn., - Epsilon Products selected the Union

About 80 port managers and trade experts from Washington state are in British Columbia this week unt

Malaysian International Shipping Corp. reported half-year 1988 profit up 16 percent over the compara

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The South Korea-based Oriental Brewery Co. hopes that the Olympic Games can convince U.S. consumers

The foreign debt problems of Brazil and Argentina could be solved within three years, a leading Dutc

A consortium of major Japanese manufacturing corporations is expected to win a multimillion-dollar c

Flights to and from Milan's two major airports are more punctual two months after the opening of mil

Ports from North Carolina to South Florida are attracting more business and expanding their operatio

Jack Daniel, facilities curator of the Maritime College Industry Museum at State University of New Y

Environmental Protection Agency administrator Lee Thomas, citing a rising peril to the Earth's ozone

In a story about American Ship Building Co. that appeared on Page 14B of the Sept. 23 issue of The J

The House Public Works and Transportation Committee approved legislation that closes a loophole in t

In line with the recommendation of the Brady Commission, the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and The Opt

COMEX APPOINTS STORCH VP, GOVERNMENT RELATIONSStephen E. Storch was appointed vice president

Uralmash-Export, a new Soviet company, is looking for a foreign partner to help boost its production

HOUSE VOTES BILL TO LIMIT IVORY IMPORTSThe House has given final congressional approval to a

INSURANCE INDUSTRY SEEN AS RISKY BUSINESSPointing to turmoil in major segments of the insura

This old harbor has slated its first-ever international challenge sailboat race for early next month

The last of the major congressional players to offer health-care legislation Tuesday unveiled new lo

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Eastern Airlines' decision to lay off 4,000 workers apparently was a normal business move, not an an

Newly appointed Finance Minister Shirley Kuo is facing her first real test, seeking to calm investor

A Japanese proposal to use the International Monetary Fund to help reduce developing countries' fore

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

The Environmental Protection Agency has ordered drastic curtailments of highly toxic tin-based marin

A foul smell permeates the warehouses where bundles of used plastic milk jugs and laundry detergent

International Minerals & Chemical Corp. subsidiary Mallinckrodt Inc. has acquired Gamma Diagnostic L

Robust sales of new drugs will give a lift of as much as 30 percent to third- quarter profit of majo

KUWAIT WANTS US TO CONTINUE PROTECTIONKuwait appears satisfied with the U.S. decision to sca

A headline on Page 1B in the Sept. 27 edition of The Journal of Commerce gave an incorrect figure, b

Carolina Freight Corp.'s third quarter earnings rose to $4.6 million, or 71 cents a share, from $2 m

It took nearly a dozen years for the Murphy Warehouse Co. to receive U.S. Customs Service designatio

AUSTRALIA AND S. KOREA AGREE TO COCOM RULESAustralia and South Korea will sign agreements th