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August 24, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon

Work resumed at four of Poland's striking mines on Wednesday amid signs that the country's worst lab

U.S. manufacturers are taking a bigger interest in the Caribbean Basin as a market for food exports.

Better known for its grain and beef, Argentina also produces jets and tanks, and the country hopes e

* Buying in Zambia - 4A * John Starrels - Confronting the Korean Dynamo 8A* Tom Connors - Wa

State-owned British Shipbuilders said Tuesday it would lay off up to 1,000 workers at one of its thr

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MATLACK INC. (Wilmington, Del.) - Debra Parsons was appointed national account executive, western re

Enviropact of Miami, in a deal that will allow it to remain independent, has agreed to sell its Will

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp. Tuesday unveiled profits of HK$1.67 billion after taxes (US$214 mi

LCP RAISES PRICE OF CAUSTIC SODAEDISON, N.J. LCP Chemicals & Plastics Inc., a division of H

Insurers said they won an important victory in a U.S. court of appeals order that Citicorp must seek

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

Texas Air Corp. Tuesday won the dubious distinction of heading labor's dishonor roll for poor relati

WEEKLY US EARNINGS OF WORKERS EDGE UPAverage weekly earnings of U.S. non-farm workers rose 0

TRUER WORDS were never spoken nor sounder marketing advice ever given. Wayne Millen, preside

U.S. railroads soon will be talking the same language as their customers. Standards have bee

ITOFCA, SCANFREIGHT SET THROUGH ROUTINGSDOWNERS GROVER, Ill. - ITOFCA Consolidators and AB S

Barge traffic on the Mississippi River, slowed earlier this year by shallow water, has rebounded due

The Board of Freeholders of Hackensack, N.J., has requested a $100,000 grant to study the feasibilit

A half-ton pair of tires jettisoned by a truck tore into a house, dragged a water bed across a floor

The Federal Maritime Commission said it will continue to monitor South Korean restrictions on foreig

Panama's Foreign Minister Jorge Ritter accused ousted President Eric Arturo Delvalle of using $50 m

The Coast Guard, concerned that certain vessel construction requirements are being misinterpreted by

Procter & Gamble Co. has agreed to buy a controlling interest in Perfumeria Phebo SA, a Brazilian cl

Nestled in northern Italy's lush green Dolomite mountains, hundreds of factories - tiny family shops

After waiting in line for 40 minutes, the young Hungarian places his order: a large hasabburgonya (f

Cigna Corp. agreed to sell its Horace Mann Cos. subsidiary for $500 million in a partially leveraged

Protection by importing countries and subsidies by exporting countries are to blame for much of the

A rolling robot, bearing meals, laundry and mail, will become servant to thousands of inmates at Ala

Canadian commercial carriers are finding their operating margins being tightly squeezed in the first

International trade through the Port of Duluth during the first three months of the shipping season

The Hunt Brothers of Texas, stung by a $134 million verdict reached by a New York jury last Saturday

BEATRICE CHAIRMAN PLANS TO RESIGN OCT. 1Beatrice Co. Chairman Donald Kelly, known as a hard-

A federal appeals court Monday upheld a lower court ruling that blocked Swiss-based Gurit-Heberlein

SHARP PLANS TO EXPORT MICROWAVE OVENSSharp Manufacturing Co. of America plans to announce t

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A ranking U.S. trade official Tuesday rebutted European claims that the U.S. trade bill was a protec

AETNA LIFE & CASUALTY (Hartford, Conn.) - Stephen B. Middlebrook, vice president and general counsel

CAST SHIP DECLARED FREE OF EXPLOSIVESA Cast container/bulk carrier has resumed its Montreal-