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The commercial links between Europe and Asia are that much stronger with the recent inauguration of

The Railway Labor Executives Association has asked the Supreme Court to overturn a lower court's rul

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Gene-Trak Systems has introduced a colorimetric DNA probe assay for salmonella in foods. No

The U.S. dollar was mixed Tuesday in a thin market. The dollar slipped against the deutsche

After-tax corporate profits jumped 8.9 percent in the second quarter of this year, the best performa

Ways to moderate the foreign debt burden of developing nations and a review of economic policy coord

Market sources say the spot price for the octane booster in gasoline, MTBE or methyl-tert-butyl ethe

KabiVitrum AB, a health-products subsidiary of Procordia Group Tuesday announced that is has acquire

The Commission on Merchant Marine and Defense scheduled a public hearing for New York City Oct. 17.<

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The European Court of Justice ruled on Tuesday that Denmark can retain environmental protection laws

Pilot Air Freight Corp. is an unconventionally conventional, medium-size air freight forwarder.<

TELEGLOBE PLANS SERVICE TO CERTAIN AVIATORSTeleglobe Canada Inc. will offer satellite commun

A former computer programmer who wiped out 168,000 records in revenge for being fired by an insuranc

The Shelly Bay, a large containership, was scheduled to arrive at Kingston, Jamaica, Tuesday with th

The Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee Tuesday narrowly defeated legislation to a

Maersk Mc-Kinney Moller, the tall, patriarchal chairman of the A.P. Moller Group of Denmark and the

Japan's gross national product declined in the second quarter at an annual rate of 3.9 percent, in p

Kuwait has joined three other Persian Gulf Arab states in lifting a 21-year- old ban on Coca-Cola de

CHEMICAL CARRIERS' ASSOCIATION INC. (Paramus, N.J.) - William R. Ludt of Hvide Shipping Inc., Fort L

The maritime industry felt it won a victory when the U.S.-Canada free trade area pact was concluded

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The first plant to make high-impact polystyrene in Malaysia will be a Japanese-built facility in the

The United States is seeking an increase in the amount of mild coffee contained in the International

In a move akin to shipping sand to the Sahara, a small Canadian company called Glas-Aire Industries

The tugboat man is in the after bar, telling tales of giant waves and rolling barges. Famili

McDONNELL DOUGLAS INFORMATION SYSTEMS CO. (St. Louis) - Nissen A. Davis has been named vice presiden

SENATE PANEL PASSES FAA SAFETY BUDGET BILLA bill creating a mandatory safety spending set-as

Apple Computer Inc. kicked off its year of the product" 11 days early. Company officials, wh

An environmental group Tuesday called for a ban on methyl chloroform, one of the most common chemica

The 80-odd ministers due to attend the Uruguay trade round midterm review in Montreal in December wi

Negotiators for the Teamsters union and trucking companies that haul new cars may be near a new labo

Marine underwriters have received at least one positive sign of optimism in an otherwise rather blea

The Department of Transportation granted states the authority to exempt farmers and firefighters fro

The New York Insurance Department and Frank B. Hall & Co. Inc. are still waiting to resolve a $140 m

In the first imports of projection televisions by a Japanese company from its U.S. subsidiary, Toshi

Oil trading companies hoping to take advantage of Singapore's newly announced 10 percent concessiona

North Yemen plans to increase its oil production to around 200,000 barrels a day by the end of the y