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It's not likely to knock The Lives of John Lennon or Trump off the best-seller lists, but a guide to

Orders for big ticket" durable goods soared 6.0 percent in August on the strength of big jumps in th

Much about Wall Street is research-driven: stocks recommended by brokers to institutional and retail

Unemployment in North America seems likely to continue falling, but prospects for 20.5 million men a

Behind-the-scene negotiations are under way between tobacco-state senators and leaders of the Senate

Use of higher landing fees as a means to control noise will be considered by a new board being forme

Federal Maritime Commission Chairman Elaine L. Chao promised continued tough enforcement of the ship

State Insurance Commissioner Roxani Gillespie, saying her office doesn't make laws but only enforces

U.S. Trade Representative Clayton Yeutter Friday announced USTR has begun an investigation into clai

Sept. 23, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Southern Co., one of the nation's top buyers of steam coal, late this year or early next will test t

President Reagan signed into law a bill that repeals some restrictions on the sale of natural gas th

Montedison SpA, Italy's giant chemical group, has decided to close permanently a pesticide factory t

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Utah-based U.S. Fuel Co. said it reached agreements with Japanese buyers covering deliveries of more

Prices for bunker fuel in Los Angeles have fallen sharply in recent weeks but are expected to stabil

MEXICO TO CUT PRICES OF OIL SOLD TO USMexico will reduce the prices of two grades of crude o

Rockwell International has introduced a new line of long-life clutches for Class 8 trucks. T

Still another case has been added to the already hefty pile that is awaiting the Supreme Court's rev

Metallic PVC materials from Britain come in a choice of three-colors - silver, Torino gray and gold

The European Community warned Thursday that the new U.S. Trade Act is a protectionist time bomb, but

Squibb Corp. has reorganized its business into three operating groups, spurred by the growth of the

Information on Control Data Corp.'s Redinet EDI network was omitted in an article headlined, Numbers

Cargo isn't the only thing moving faster as the result of automation. Shippers' payments to

Two U.S. companies are joining forces with a Singapore company to build and operate an oil terminal

The Interstate Commerce Commission failed to reach a consensus on a proposed plan to reduce financia

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

His New York Yankees might not make the American League play-off this year, but executives of George

Plastic, glass and metal package manufacturers would pay the federal government $7 for every ton of

American Airlines will add a second daily non-stop flight between its connecting hubs at Raleigh/Dur

FEW SHIPPERS ARE WORRIED over the impending sale of the Grand Trunk Eastern line. Canadian N

In an increasingly complex world where newfangled equipment and computerized technology are often se

When a medium-sized German pharmaceutical company decided to invest in Britain, it turned to a small

A landmark U.S.-Soviet venture will bring copying and printing services to citizens of the Soviet Un

NEW CZECH SOFT DRINKS LICENSED BY COCA-COLAPRAGUE, Czechoslovakia - Five new flavors of soft

China has established its second chamber of commerce this year to help boost industrial development

Out in a drafty warehouse, John E. Whalen strung out electric cords and rigged up portable heaters f

DROP IN CHIP ORDERS MAY HIT COMPUTER SALESSAN JOSE, Calif. - United States computer companie

World shipping sources said Thursday that a dockworkers dispute that began late last week in Durban,

UK Toughens Rules On Ship GarbageBritain's Department of Transport has announced new control