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Ontario Hydro's intent to avoid at all costs exceeding Canadian sulfur and nitrogen emissions limits

US PLANS TO PROCEED WITH ALASKA OIL STUDYU.S. Interior Secretary Donald Hodel said he would

August 16, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon

Michigan Consolidated Gas Co. is planning to form a holding company, MCN Corp., that will assist the

An official at Consolidation Coal Co. said that scientific evidence does not support new acid rain l

HAPAG-LLOYD (AMERICA) INC. (Staten Island, N.Y.) - Robert Jacobson was named district manager, Minne

Allied-Signal Engineered Plastics has agreed to form a joint venture with Kanegafuchi Chemical Indus

New York State has established an $8 million fund for municipalities to set up and operate recycling

Stolt-Nielsen Inc. bought out its Houston-based partner, Oiltanking Holding USA Inc., and plans a $1

U.S. sales of colorants are expected to reach $1.85 billion a year by 1992, representing a 6 percent

North American potash production in June rose 13.5 percent to 914,398 tonsfrom 805,740 tons

CARBIDE TO HIKE SPECIALTY GASESSOMERSET, N.J. - The Linde division of Union Carbide Corp. ha

The U.S. market for flavors and fragrances is forecast to reach $2.8 billion by 1992, representing a

ENVIROMER LICENSES ECO'S PET TECHNOLOGYEco Corp. is licensing technology for photodegradable

Ausimont NV was notified by the International Trade Commission that imports of polytetrafluorethylen

Air Products & Chemicals Inc. announced that its United Kingdom unit, Air Products PLC, is building

Some squeaky parts of the electronic data interchange business are about to get bureaucratic oil.

Global standards for electronic data interchange have received yet another boost from a U.S. body.

Marshal Field & Co. has made a deal with Nixdorf Computer Corp. that will see Nixdorf equipping 25 o

IBM computers designed in the land of the Grapefruit League are now in press boxes across North Amer

Japan's largest computer supplier, Fujitsu Ltd., has signed a $280 million agreement to market Sun M

GE HAS PACT TO SELL CHIP-MAKING DIVISIONGeneral Electric Co. has agreed to sell its $550 mil

Delhi Petroleum Ltd. of Australia and Columbus Line Inc. worked out a settlement of an overcharge di

The new executive director of the North Carolina State Ports Authority lists an intensified marketin

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Frank G. Martin Jr., general manager of the Port of Coos Bay, Oregon, said heplans to leave

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VIKING FREIGHT STOCK PURCHASED BY ROADWAYAKRON, Ohio - Roadway Services Inc. said Tuesday it

Transportation Secretary James Burnley dismissed the notion of creating a Motor Carrier Administrati

A voluntary union-management compromise, hammered out with the direct encouragement of the Interstat

Transportation Secretary James Burnley said legislation further regulating the rail industry has no

Dwelling for a few moments on a question that has been put to him, Guenther Tesch's eyes roll upward

ARGENTINE AIRLINE HEAD QUITS OVER SAS DEALBUENOS AIRES, Argentina - The head of Argentina's

Del Monte Tropical Fruit Co. has found a customer for the space on six newly built refrigerated vess

A Transportation Department official's recommendation to award to another carrier United Airlines In

U.S. Coast Guard Commandant Paul A. Yost says the agency is ready to charge ahead after getting cong

Strong demand for leased containers during the second quarter helped to offset a downturn in revenue

More than 6 percent of Medicare patients are receiving substandard hospital care, with lower qualit

The sudden drop in freight rates for Australian meat to North America has pleased exporters, but the

The Travelers Corp. plans to sell its surety operations, which recorded 1987 net written premiums of