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American International Group, the United States' largest international insurer, is accusing a former

Debt-strapped developing countries are holding back from buying U.S. farm equipment. In some

Huge financial losses and the failure to find new lenders forced American Freight System Inc. to cea

The United States is not supplying us with the products we want, grumbles Lars Brodin. For m

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A week-old U.S. Customs Service policy of examining all containers with cargofrom drug-sourc

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UNILEVER POSTS RISE IN SECOND QUARTER NETUnilever, the Anglo-Dutch household products group,

SmithKline Beckman Corp. and Symphar SA of Geneva signed an agreement to conduct collaborative resea

Increased spot offering of Turkish rose oil may be bringing down the stiff $9,200 a kilogram price s

AIR PRODUCTS HIKES PVA PRICESALLENTOWN, Pa. - Air Products & Chemicals Inc. is increasing pr

FERRO CORP. (Cleveland) - Kenneth Barr was made vice president of the specialty plastics group. Befo

American oil and chemical company E.F. Houghton intends to invest $5 million in China's Shenzhen spe

Mobil Chemical Co. is testing the market for enhanced biodegradable and photo-degradable properties

Mobay Corp., a Bayer USA Inc. company, announced the final sale of Scientific Design Co. of Little F

PFIZER HIKES PRICE OF ITACONIC ACIDNEW YORK Pfizer Inc.'s chemical division announced the f

Partial deregulation of South Korea's petrochemical industry is fueling a scramble by some of the co

Immunetech Pharmaceuticals and Tanabe Seiyaku Co. agreed to develop and market Immunetech's pharmace

NL STUDIES PLAN TO SEPARATE UNITSNL Industries Inc. is considering a plan to separate its pe

August 15, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon

The number of working domestic oil and gas rigs fell by five last week to total 940, Baker Hughes In

Uncertainty hangs over the Argentine government's plans for private sector oil producers even as out

Peabody Coal Co. laid off 128 more employees from one of its operations in this St. Clair County com

ENERGAS CO. (Dallas) - James F. Purser was promoted to senior vice president. He was vice pr

COASTAL CREATES UNIT FOR COGENERATIONCoastal Corp., Houston, said it plans to expand substan

Entrepreneur Randy Nicholson of Abilene, Texas, plans to open 100 gasoline stations in Texas and Ari

Most American servicemen overseas now can sample mom's fresh baked cookies only days after these mor

Freight containers are rapidly loaded aboard CF AirFreight's newly purchased, 90,000-pound-capacity

The Association of European Airlines said delays in scheduled European flights in June were at least

A pilots union consultant conceded in federal court last week that Eastern Air Lines' decision to cl

NORTHERN AIR FREIGHT POSTS NET INCOME RISENorthern Air Freight Inc.'s second quarter net inc

Airbus Industrie's A320 aircraft No. 1 flew for the first time with International Aero Engines V2500

A group representing more than 90 airlines has accused the British Airports Authority, which runs se

THIRD CHICAGO AIRPORT GETS EARLY GO-AHEADThe construction of a third Chicago-area airport ad

U.S. airlines may cut fares this fall, but probably will avoid the bitter fare wars of winters past

Major improvements are slated for three area airports, including Kansas City International, followin

WELCOME TO THE RETURN of the Unique Bill of Lading identifier. And you thought only Hollywoo

MICOM ACCEPTS BUYOUT BY UNIT OF ODYSSEYSIMI VALLEY, Calif. - Micom Systems Inc., a maker of

The chief executive of British cruise and hotel operator Cunard Steam-Ship Co. PLC will step down De