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TOP STORIES: Imported wines and spirits are losing their luster as U.S. consumers cut down o

TOP STORIES: The Mississippi drought is paying big dividends for the Tennessee- Tombigbee Wa

The embattled eastbound and westbound shipping conferences between the U.S. West Coast and Europe re

Major U.S.- and Japanese-flag carriers hope to establish a forum for resolving problems in the turbu

The Federal Bureau of Investigation said it arrested Larry Mercer, a former employee of the Federal

A new U.S.-China joint venture will begin making computerized electronic controls in China for heavy

The Senate is expected to act this week or next on two key trade issues - the U.S.-Canadian free tra

In an event as regular as the Labor Day holiday and the resumption of school, the Transportation Dep

It's hard for the fashion-conscious to stay abreast of the latest fads, but apparel retailers must s

Thousands of workers at four shipyards in the northern Polish city of Gdansk ended strikes for recog

After many months of soothing words about the way chronic port congestion is a thing of the past, Ch

The Federal Maritime Commission has disclosed that T.W. International Inc., Bellevue, Wash., settled

John W. Brown is a veteran, a survivor of World War II. And she's going home - not to her traditiona

HIMONT ADJUSTS LTL RESIN PRICINGWILMINGTON, Del. Himont U.S.A. Inc. announced that effectiv

American Association of Port Authorities 77th Annual Convention. Sept. 11-15. Keynote panel is moder

The U.S. polyethylene market will continue to be tight through the early 1990s because of increased

While large hazardous waste service companies have captured the lion's share of the U.S. market, a h

PHOSPHORIC ACID PRICE UP AT FMCFMC Corp. announced a list and off-list price increase for te

When the federal government began regulating small generators of hazardous waste two years ago, a mi

NOVA SHAREHOLDERS OK PURCHASE OF POLYSARNova Corp. of Alberta, Canada, confirmed that its sh

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September 1, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gall

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San Diego Gas & Electric Co.'s board turned down a $2.2 billion takeover offerfrom SCEcorp a

The number of U.S. rotary rigs actively looking for oil fell by two to 935 in the week ended Aug. 26

Kentucky and West Virginia miners demonstrated at the Italian embassy here Thursday to protest labor

Calif. Governor Vetoes Offshore Drilling BanSACRAMENTO, Calif. - California governor George

The strong U.S. industrial economy and higher diesel fuel demand among truckers and railroads could

OIL CRISIS COULD HIT US IN '90S, REPORT SAYSThe United States and other major oil importers

Vice President George Bush touched off a quick chorus of challenges and criticism from environmental

Adapting military aircraft fuel system technology may not be the simple step to reducing post-crash

The Dubai government is planning the construction of a new air cargo terminal, according to a U.S. c

The 40th Farnborough International Airshow, which opens on Sunday, promises to be the biggest and be

Enthusiastic investors are besieging underwriters seeking to buy shares in Air Canada, just under ha

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Users of electronic data interchange will soon be able to both talk and switch. Yet another

LATEST KAYPRO LAYOFFS REDUCE STAFF BY 10 PERCENTSOLANA BEACH, Calif. - Kaypro Corp. has rele

A proposal by Price Waterhouse to develop an EDI system for the Great Lakes maritime industry was gr