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Syracuse Scale Co. has embarked on a plan to add up to 50 jobs to its work force and expand sales in

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

The U.S. trade deficit for June is expected to have narrowed to $10.1 billion on a seasonally adjust

It comes as no surprise to maritime industry officials that the Republican Party platform's transpor

The U.S. Customs Service notified the shipping industry last week that it would open and inspect eve

Asian business is already gearing up for what it sees as an unprecedented boom from an end to the ei

An administration headed by Vice President George Bush figures to follow closely the maritime and tr

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service Agri

Henkel KGaA plans to increase its Latin American activities by investing 160 million deutsche marks

PRINCE GEORGE, British Columbia - FMC of Canada Ltd. announced plans to build a 70 million pound hyd

GLAXO INC. (Research Triangle Park, N.C.) - Glaxo Pharmaceuticals, a sales and marketing division of

HERCULES GETTING OUT OF COTTON CHEMICALSWILMINGTON, Del. - Hercules Inc. announced that it i

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Forty years after closing its last coal mine, Malaysia is back in the export business as it seeks to

Niagara Mohawk Power Corp., Syracuse, N.Y., said it had ended the series of rolling blackouts that a

Lower Mississippi River coal terminals loaded 871,179 tons of export coal in July, about 70,000 tons

INDONESIA EXPECTS TO HALT IMPORTSJAKARTA, Indonesia - Indonesia expects to stop importing co

UK OIL COMPANIES POST MIXED RESULTSBritish Petroleum Co. outshone its larger European rival,

August 11, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon

The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Thursday gave the go-ahead to abinding referendum v

The Federal Aviation Administration is stopping work on a $3.6 billion air traffic control system fo

The United States plans to terminate its Express Mail agreement with Argentina in retaliation for Ar

A gasoline tax increase, again being proposed by some economists as a way to help cut the federal bu

A proposed constitutional amendment to require the Legislature to set up an affordable state health

Anyone who feels the need to buy and kill his midday meal, peruse exotic sexual aids or buy the late

Noting that the number of asbestos cases being filed in federal courts is triple that of a few years

Contrary to claims made by the Deukmejian administration, work-related deaths in the private sector

The American Insurance Association filed a lawsuit Thursday against New York Insurance Superintende

Unfortunately, travel today comes with built-in risks for any traveler preparing for a trip.

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

Two Soviet commercial banks have been founded in Leningrad in a new development in the Kremlin's eco

The U.S. dollar declined Thursday despite an increase in the U.S. prime rate to 10 percent from 9.5

America's most ubiquitous contribution to world consumerism - the credit card - reached the world's

Japan's Finance Ministry plans to tighten controls aimed at preventing investors from trading under

Three merchant banks, one of them American, were named in court Thursday as eight present and former

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

Foreign securities firms continue to compete for primary dealer status in the U.S. bond market despi

TOKYO STOCK PRICES BOUNCE BACK SHARPLYTOKYO - Stock prices rallied sharply Thursday as the y

West German Finance Minister Gerhard Stoltenberg said Thursday that a further rise in the dollar wou

A sharp upward revision to retail sales in May is a sure sign of consumer momentum and continued str