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The story headlined NY Port Offers Subsidies to Lure Midwest Cargo, which appeared on page 1B in The

Puyallup Indians cheered, laughed and shouted approval last weekend when their tribe voted to settle

Jeff Pitman is blind, but he sails for the same reasons sighted people do - fresh air, warm sunshine

A projected bus-ferryboat service, aimed at paring San Juan traffic jams, moved toward reality recen

Britain's carmakers are heading for a fourth year of record sales, and even sharp rises in domestic

Southeast Asia's role in the world economy will expand through the year 2000, while Japanese markets

Applied Materials Inc., based in Santa Clara, Calif., said it expects to speed installation of new s

International Technological Cooperation and Trade Fair 1988. Sept. 1-10. International participants

KOMATSU, ROBBINS INK TUNNEL MACHINERY PACTJapanese construction-machinery maker Komatsu Ltd.

All's not well with U.S. manufacturers of rattan furniture these days. Indonesia, which supp

Central government authorities in China are threatening to crack down on free-lance tax breaks award

Orders to U.S. factories for manufactured goods, dragged down by a sharp decline in military orders,

Japanese and U.S. companies will be competing for access to Burma's resources, if the country opens

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U.S. officials in government and industry say the political upheaval in Burma could help open the re

The government said Tuesday its chief forecasting gauge of future economic activity dropped 0.8 perc

POLISH MINISTER MEETS WITH SOLIDARITY LEADERGDANSK, Poland - Solidarity leader Lech Walesa w

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

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The U.S. dollar remained weak in thin trading Tuesday amid a general reluctance by dealers to take o

Keystone Shipping Co. of Philadelphia and Marine Transport Lines Inc., Secaucus, N.J., have taken to

Another heated chapter seems to be opening in the long battle by U.S. maritime unions to end the gov

Every cargo handled by a stevedoring firm requires a unique approach and must be attended in its own

Having won a hard-fought battle against U.S. and Japanese competitors for one plant, Britain's Imper

Electronic data interchange is going to help lubricate oil industry partnerships. The North

Commodity speculators may overreact to any signs of bad weather this winter and next spring, a accor

DU PONT RAISES ELVAX RESIN PRICESWILMINGTON, Del. E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. announced a

Tokyo-based Technoplas Inc. chose Columbus, Ohio, as the location for its new U.S. subsidiary, a pre

NY'S ONONDAGA COUNTY STUDIES PLASTICS BANSYRACUSE, N.Y. - Onondaga County is considering a b

PERCARBONATES UP AT WITCO'S ARGUSThe Argus division of Witco Corp. is increasing prices of U

Eastman Kodak Co. announced plans to invest $100 million to upgrade 40 percent of the bulk chemical

For a regulation that had quite a few travelers fuming when it was proposed, airline officials say t

BRANIFF INC. (Dallas) - Charles D. Gibbs was named vice president, scheduling and route development.

Financially troubled Emery Air Freight Corp. has received an extension of a deadline from lenders to

Zantop International Airlines Inc. has found additional income in turning passenger seat-miles into

CONTEL ASC OBTAINS FAA COMPUTER PACTThe Federal Aviation Administration has awarded a $10.4

The nation's major airlines are raising discount fares by $2 to $20 a ticket starting Sept. 1, confo

Donald Trump has one in the back seat of his limo. Most senators keep one. And political candidates

TALK ISN'T CHEAP, especially when you're an electronic data interchange network trying to link up wi

GTE CALIFORNIA RATES ORDERED CUT BY 13 PERCENTSAN FRANCISCO - State regulators ordered GTE C