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Itel Corp. has entered relationship negotiations with American President Companies in an effort to d

Southern Pacific Transportation Co. sold a major portion of its chief trucking subsidiary to a Midwe

A Chicago-area congressman has proposed legislation that would mandate a settlement in the labor-man

Controversy over access to data has sparked a federal lawsuit against the U.S. Customs Service.<

A large cotton warehouse is moving from the Port of Oakland to San Francisco, giving the Port of San

A key meeting on the future of the shipping conferences serving the U.S. West Coast-Europe trades fa

Conrail provided the Port of Baltimore with some good news and some bad news Wednesday during a trad

Royal Insurance and Groupe Victoire, two of the largest insurers in Europe, have called off discussi

OPERATING EARNINGS UP AT ORION CAPITAL CORP.Orion Capital Corp. reported operating earnings

As New Jersey drivers shouldered three insurance increases this year, lawmakers and the Kean adminis

Thomas B. Wheeler was named chief executive at Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co., this life in

A&A TO BUY 2 MILLION SHARES OF ITS STOCKAlexander & Alexander Services Inc., an internationa

Thu., Aug. 11, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

IS THERE LIFE AFTER THE CROP REPORT? Well, yes, say grain analysts who have lived and breathed all s

President Reagan Thursday signed into law a multibillion-dollar package of aid to help bail out U.S.

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The U.S. Department of Agriculture released its August estimate of all-U.S. crops Thursday after the

After years of relentless pursuit, the United States finally persuaded Japan to quit stalling and tr

SOUTH KOREA LIFTS BAN ON FRENCH FRY IMPORTSSouth Korea has lifted an import ban that would h

PHILIPP BROS. BUYS IVORY COAST COCOALONDON - Philipp Bros. has bought 5,850 metric tons of c

Toshiba Machine Co., whose illegal exports to the Soviet Union drew sharp criticism from the West la

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

Companies in the western suburbs of Chicago have a new organization to assist them in cracking overs

International Distillers & Vintners Ltd. and Seagram Co. announced Thursday that they will coordinat

U.S. exports to Hong Kong rose sharply in June compared with the same month last year, while imports

INCORRECT DUTY RATES IN SUPPLEMENT TWO OF TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE U.S. (Public Bulletin 88-108, Los

The average office vacancy rate in central business districts nationwide held steady in the second q

The beauty of Colombia's flower export industry is its growth. But drug smuggling problems a

China blasted the new U.S. trade bill Thursday as unfair and protectionist and said it will harm the

The shipping conference covering imports from North Europe to U.S. East Coast ports expects to sign

John Bowers, president of the International Longshoremen's Association, says a court ruling against

SENATE PANEL APPROVES REAGAN ITC NOMINEESPresident Reagan's nominations of Ronald Cass and D

STOCKS, BONDS TUMBLE ON RATE JITTERSNEW YORK - Stock and bond prices fell sharply here and a

A major pilots group Wednesday strengthened its drive for a national aviation policy with results fr

WARDAIR REPORTS LOSS IN FIRST HALF OF 1988Wardair Canada Inc. of Mississauga, Ontario, Canad

Financing daily expenses at Eastern Airlines has become an increasingly painful task, as the planned

Changing existing federal law to extend intercity U.S. air rights to foreign cargo and passenger air

AMERICAN AIRLINES MOVES ON EASTERN TURFAmerican Airlines revealed plans Wednesday to establi

Japan Air Lines plans to raise new capital by issuing 7 million shares of stock. This is JAL's first

Connecticut aviation officials and a developer hope a new cargo terminal will accelerate Bradley Int