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For more than 100 years, ships from the United States, Africa and far-flung outposts of the British

A Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications official said the agency is looking at a proposal from Ci

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

COLE & DEITZ (New York) - Stephen G. Austin was named a member of this law firm, specializing in mar

The Soviet Union's forays into the world's grain markets will result in the sale of several million

The federal government may offer more help to U.S. electronics companies in the international race t

The Senate Wednesday voted to limit debate on a bill that would further restrict U.S. imports of tex

COAST GUARD SUSPENDS SEARCH FOR CREWMENTwo crewmen were lost overboard early Wednesday morni

Researchers have shown for the first time that a vaccine against Japanese encephalitis, which can ki

In a move that surprised some industry observers, General Electric Co. has removed Anthony L. Craig

Carving a spot on ship line priority lists is the toughest task facing the Port Authority of New Yor

British Aerospace PLC this week won both British certification for the 146-300, its largest jet, and

American Cyanamid Co. will be cited for violations as a result of illnesses suffered by several Conr

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AMERICAN TO EXPAND SAN JUAN CARGO HUBDALLAS - American Airlines said it will spend $100 mill

Delaware Insurance Commissioner David N. Levinson has directed Metropolitan Property and Liability I

The Aegon Insurance Group, Holland's second largest insurer, reported net income of $94 million, or

The U.S. dollar moved broadly lower Wednesday, especially against the Japanese yen. We were

U.S. commercial shipbuilders received some news they have not heard in a while: The beleaguered indu

TEC (UK) REMOVED FROM EC DUMPING LISTBRUSSELS, Belgium - The European Community has approved

Multifunction watches, watches that double as rings or pendants and watches that follow the solar sy

Traditional Exports Petroleum products, beer, natural gas, cocoa, chemicals, machinery and t

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

ALEXANDER & BALDWIN INC. (Honolulu) - Robert J. Pfeiffer, chairman and chief executive of this Hawai

Special teams have been created to tackle congestion caused by heavy monsoon rains at several major

Temporary closings of more than 30 U.S. refineries for maintenance could take more than 500,000 barr

A British Columbian coal company that was the first privatization experiment in Canada 10 years ago

San Jose, Calif., recently identified three remote areas near its southeast foothills as possible du

Gensia Pharmacuticals Inc. has signed a letter of intent with KabiVitrum ABV, a European pharmaceuti

Cosmar Co., a styrene monomer joint venture between a subsidiary of Fina Oil & Chemical Co. and Borg

CAIN CHEMICAL INC. (Dallas) - Frank H. Romanelli was appointed president of the petrochemical divisi

Lloyd's of London reported a profit of 211 million for the 1985 accounting year, the insurance conc

An insurance executive pleaded guilty to conspiring to launder campaign contributions from a develop

The economic provisions of the 1986 International Cocoa Agreement were not designed to deal with the

McLean Industries Inc., a former steamship company in federal court bankruptcy proceedings, has file

Oil prices could slide further after losing about $1.50 a barrel over the last two weeks, but a long

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

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

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

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