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The Tennessee Valley Authority said it awarded a one-week contract covering steam coal deliveries of

Five-foot-high igloos will soon dot Rhode Island landfills as state environmental officials kick off

Fundamentally weak market conditions appeared to finally catch up with the crude oil markets Tuesday

ELECTRICITY DEMAND PUSHES UP GAS PRICESHigh electricity demand this summer pushed up natural

CHINESE SUPPLIES SHORT DESPITE OUTPUT HIKECoal shortages in China are becoming more acute ev

Labor Day was a particularly unfit time to start getting pink slips, Eastern Airlines employees say,

Sept. 6, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Foreign companies are finding Egypt's oil fields an attractive place to do business. Although that n

A new airline to replace the liquidated Aeromexico is expected to be flying by Oct. 1, according to

Hans F. Hofstetter leaves little doubt that he considers the integrated international air carrier a

Building highways for data is one of the most important tasks facing the United States. So w

Airbus Industrie, the European plane maker in which four nations have a stake, is assessing sales po

FEDERAL EXPRESS SEEKS EUROPEAN OPERATIONSMEMPHIS, Tenn. - Federal Express Corp. is negotiati

When it comes to keeping tabs on personal calls made from the office, Albert Montevecchio has no pro

Regional airlines may become hot takeover candidates if United Airlines, the nation's No. 2 air carr

BUSINESS VIDEO CREATES A 'CONFERENCE' IMAGELIVINGSTON, N.J. - A research company says it may

SEVEN DIE AS EXPLOSION SPLITS GREEK TANKERPERAMA, Greece - A blinding explosion split a Gree

The Navy's Military Sealift Command awarded a contract to Trailer Marine Transport Corp., Jacksonvil

While the nation's maritime academies scramble to find enough new graduates to meet industry's growi

President Reagan's national security adviser, Lt. Gen. Colin Powell, said the United States was will

The Port of Baltimore handled a record cargo total of over 3.6 million tons during the first seven m

The Federal Maritime Commission won't try to bar immediately the West Coast version of the 50-mile c

Ian Posgate, a former Lloyd's of London underwriter, will stand trial for allegedly attempting to de

P-I-E UNION WORKERS DEFEAT WAGE CUT PLANJACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Teamsters union employees at P-

When Norfolk Southern Corp. began handling stack trains for K Line into Welland, Ontario, this summe

Coast Guard officials began an investigation Tuesday to determine what caused an Exxon tanker to spi

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The Interstate Commerce Commission refused to reopen CSX Corp.'s 1984 acquisition of American Commer

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Tokyo executive Yoji Matsuo, trader Osamu Fujikura and Nobuyasu Kato, a dental technician in Nagoya,

Half the jurors in a historic tobacco liability trial that resulted in the first judgment against a

Elaine L. Chao, Federal Maritime Commission chairwoman, said Tuesday the arrest of a former commissi

For the workers at Real Log Homes Inc.'s manufacturing facility here, Abe Lincoln is alive and well.

This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza

Sedgwick Group, Europe's largest insurance brokerage with extensive interests in North America, repo

About 40 independent insurance agents around the country are waiting for an Iowa federal judge to de

Because of an editing error, a story appearing in the Aug. 29 editions of The Journal of Commerce in

The cost of mammograms, the breast cancer screenings designed to detect a major killer of females, w

Officials in New Jersey's Somerset County say they have arrested five people who allegedly duped the

A federal judicial panel has ruled that the nearly 40 public and private lawsuits accusing insurers