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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

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

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

Federal regulators are drafting guidelines that would limit the ability of the nation's savings and

Traders predict the dollar will continue to strengthen against the yen this week. Last week, the dol

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A senior Reagan administration official said that failure in Ottawa to enact the pending U.S.-Canada

PROPOSALS APPROVED FOR HIGH-DEFINITION TVThe Federal Communications Commission last week app

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

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

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

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

For the week ended Aug. 20, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

A.M. Best Co. may be losing its once exclusive grip on the insurance rating market. Several

The Pennsylvania Insurance Departments has ordered about 260 insurers that write automobile coverage

AUDIT TRAIL PROCEDURE OF COMEX WINS OKThe Commodity Futures Trading Commission has approved

The import and export service business faces several key issues, including commissions and automatio

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

* 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

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

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

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

1271 (Sept. 2, 1988) Previous day - 1272 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange i

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The U.S. soda ash industry has won additional leverage in the new U.S. trade law to try to open Japa

At least four states, including two in the Midwest, are planning to implement an export-oriented pro

India is taking steps to earn more income from overseas sales of textiles and other products, in hop

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

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

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

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

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

Even as Iran and Iraq talk peace in Geneva, the two nations are opening up a new battlefront in the

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

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

Construction spending jumped 1.2 percent in July as strength in government building projects and off