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PEROXYDICARBONATES UP AT LUCIDOLPHILADELPHIA Pennwalt Corp.'s Lucidol division will increas

The first U.S. research vessel in a decade to steam through the waters of a restricted Soviet econom

The Blue Cross and Blue Shield health insurance plans reduced their payments to hospitals by $4.8 bi

In the first uneasy truce in a lengthy takeover battle, officials of Farmers Insurance Group Inc. an

Coal and petroleum officials say the nation needs a strong energy policy, but Americans aren't deman

A new mood of realism is apparent at Gothenburg as the municipally owned port on Sweden's west coast

The export control agency Cocom will permit Western countries to sell up-to- date telecommunications

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California's love affair with the automobile has sparked a fierce rivalry among U.S. oil companies a

Air cargo carriers show few signs of suffering from a pilot shortage despite the unusually high dema

Government-owned Australian Airlines is gearing itself for deregulation of the domestic air scene in

After five years of study and field tests, Frederick Transport Ltd. of Dundas, Ontario, one of Canad

BUNDESBANK POSTS FALL IN CURRENCY RESERVESFRANKFURT, West Germany - Bundesbank net foreign c

Further bloodletting is unavoidable if the EC steel industry is to achieve a sustainable balance bet

Trinidad and Tobago's trading partners in the Caribbean are weighing the impact of this week's 15 pe

Western-wear fanciers who want to strut around in ostrich-skin cowboy boots might lose their chance

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

Hong Kong's World-Wide (Shipping) Ltd. is trying to freeze South Korean bank accounts following its

When GOP presidential candidate George Bush tapped Sen. Dan Quayle as his running mate, air cargo se

Royal Insurance, the U.K. composite insurer, Thursday reported flat profits for the second half of t

The International Air Transport Association's has again ranked The Flying Tiger Line Inc. as the wor

LABOR GROUP PROTESTS CHILE UNIONISTS' EXILEBRUSSELS, Belgium - The International Confederati

Panhandle Eastern Corp. says it will appeal a judgment of more than $138 million rendered against th

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MIDWEST AND WESTERN rail shippers are hoping conversations with rail officials will lead to lower ra

The Louvre Accord on currency stability, now 18 months old, is still intact but looking more and mor

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

U.K. sugar analyst C. Czarnikow Ltd. Thursday forecast a world 1988-89 (September through August) su

Economic growth in Indonesia last year came in at a disappointing 3.6 percent, the government said,

Australia and New Zealand moved closer to full economic union Thursday with the signing of a new agr

ROMANIA - REMOVAL OF MOST FAVORED NATION STATUS. The removal of MFN statusfrom Romania becam

In the gently rolling valleys that are home to Ireland's sprouting electronics industry, there is a

The iron sailing ship Edna, a worn but still useful old lady" for all its 72 years, nodded gently on

Cruise operator Bermuda Star Line Inc. named Kristian Siem chairman of the board and chief executive

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Increased competition in the world coal market means that a prolonged miners strike in Poland won't

A Continental Airlines report filed with federal safety inspectors blames the fatal November crash o

Pan American World Airways Chairman Thomas Plaskett told the mechanics union this week that it has u

Eastern Air Lines has paid its sister carrier Continental Airlines $30 million to hire and train pil

The Interstate Commerce Commission Wednesday granted Delaware Otsego Corp. an 180-day extension of i