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Foreign investment is expected to continue to flow into Chile, thanks largely to its free-market eco

BANK OF KOREA HIKES REDISCOUNT RATE TO 8 PERCENTSEOUL, South Korea - The South Korean Moneta

* Laura Baughman - No Sense in Selling Quotas 8A * Erich Toll - Germany's Home-Field Advanta

Thomas W. Rabeau, 68, an active member of the Hampton Roads Maritime Association, died in a Virginia

From Algeria to Zaire, Africa's developing nations need a modern merchant marine, so they can develo

AVIATION HISTORY UP IN SMOKE. That's how one witness described watching a historic wooden hangar bur

New doubts have arisen over the prospect of Taiwan's largest buyer of coal taking shipments from mai

Flying Tiger Line Inc. continues to suffer frustration from Tokyo airport officials' refusal to gran

Air Canada has asked the National Transportation Agency for a moratorium on the latter's demand for

Landing fees and building rental charges at T.P. Green Airport, Rhode Island's only commercial air f

A massive redevelopment project at Kennedy International Airport could be delayed by a dispute over

AIR SAFETY BILL TO BE REINTRODUCEDWASHINGTON - Sen. Howard Metzenbaum, D-Ohio, said he will

Congress starts the quadrennial election rush Wednesday and it's likely to head for home next month

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The video-cassette recorder boom has ended and Japan's electronics makers face some lean years.<

Popular wisdom says that the world is running out of conventional energy supplies. Actually,

September 2, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gall

The number of U.S. businesses converting to natural gas rose 18.5 percent in 1987, according to a su

Rising prices for coal exports and the soft domestic market prompted Florida Power Corp.'s fuel arm

UI WON'T APPEAL HYDRO-QUEBEC RULINGUnited Illuminating Co. will not appeal a Connecticut sta

Texaco Inc. said it was structuring the sale of Texaco Canada Inc. so that the entire subsidiary cou

Indiana Sen. Dan Quayle last week defended his record in support of America's energy industry even a

DOW ANNOUNCES PRICE INCREASESDow Chemical U.S.A. will increase all off-list prices for the f

DUKE POWER CO. PLANS MEASURES TO CUT COSTSCHARLOTTE, N.C. - Duke Power Co., the nation's sev

Latin America's demand for pharmaceuticals is greater than the region's production capacity, althoug

This fall, state officials will consider the residential resettlement of the Love Canal Superfund si

Some companies trying to become involved in international waste trade are upset that all waste expor

American semiconductor makers are heading for a period of slower sales growth, but there are no sign

In the oil industry, electronic communication's name is mud. But that doesn't make high-tech

Is the export of hazardous waste toxic terrorism, a new type of imperialism being practiced by the i

BREAKING UP IS hard to do - especially when money and EDI are involved. Relationships betwee

IBM SHIFTS AD ACCOUNT TO DIFFERENT AGENCIESARMONK, N.Y. - International Business Machines Co

FMC SHELVES PROPOSAL ON FILING AGREEMENTSThe Federal Maritime Commission put off indefinitel

MARINE TERMINALS CORP. (San Francisco) - Richard J. Norris was named general manager of this stevedo

Port Manatee, Florida's fourth-largest deepwater port, is negotiating with potential tenants for $10

The market for ocean freight futures contracts on London's Baltic International Freight Futures Exch

The Iceland Steamship Co. (Eimskip) is making a number of sailing schedule changes in its liner divi

The Justice Department said it supports continuation of Trailer Train Co.'s railroad flatcar pooling

SFSP AND ITEL MODIFY STOCK BUYING CONTRACTCHICAGO - Santa Fe Southern Pacific Corp. and Itel

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