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The Port of New Orleans wants to make sure its interests are protected in an ongoing dispute before

Rorer Group Inc. recently purchased two European pharmaceutical operations for an undisclosed amount

AMERICAN PRESIDENT RECEIVES NEW BOXSHIPSOAKLAND, Calif. - American President Companies has t

BN GETS IRS NOD FOR TAX-FREE SPINOFFSEATTLE - The Internal Revenue Service has ruled that Bu

The decision by Sears, Roebuck and Co. to sell appliances made by other companies will mean more buc

Top Chinese bankers have called for higher interest rates to stop flagrant waste of capital and a dr

The trade bill President Reagan is about to sign into law virtually assures a more aggressive U.S. t

Consumer spending resumed its sluggish pace in July following a blip upward the previous month, the

The Senate voted 90-3 Thursday to confirm John P. LaWare, a Boston banker and self-styled pragmatist

HOUSE PASSES TAX BILL WITH DIESEL PROVISIONThe House Thursday approved a tax bill that grant

A Treasury Department executive warned the European Community on Thursday not to discriminate agains

Prapass Pankan, who graduated from a Bangkok university with a social sciences degree, works as a to

A senior Japanese car executive was drafted Thursday to help get Malaysia's floundering auto project

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Lloyd's of London has refuted recent allegations in the British press that a surge in members' resig

United Seamen's Service. AOTOS committee meeting. Aug. 8. International Longshoremen's Association o

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Maersk Line has started a new dedicated rail service from the Port of Oakland to the U.S. Gulf for i

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

Corporate risk managers are urging Congress not to repeal insurance antitrust exemptions saying that

Philippine President Corazon Aquino will make a two-day state visit to Brunei on Aug. 23-24, foreign

Maritime interests won one and lost one in the omnibus trade legislation. They feel, however

Oil industry giants led by Shell Oil Co. failed in their first attempt to gut an anti-apartheid bill

The Federal Aviation Administration revealed Thursday an ambitious three-year program to assert more

More than 140 exhibitors and 2,200 delegates are expected to congregate here at a trade show next mo

An anticipated departure of high-level Transportation Department executives has begun with the resig

TEXAS INSTRUMENTS IS BULLISH ON MALAYSIAKUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - Increased sales and exports

Massive containerships and gleaming white cruise vessels continue to crowd into the Fort Lauderdale

The Port of San Francisco remains confident about improving its rail connection, a port official sai

SOME PRICE RESTRAINTS LIFTED IN YUGOSLAVIABELGRADE, Yugoslavia - Yugoslavia stepped up its a

Air cargo carriers and night-flying passenger airlines may now have the ammunition needed to battle

AIR CARGO EQUIPMENT POSTS DROP IN EARNINGSAir Cargo Equipment Corp. earned $372,109, or 14 c

COMPANIES PICK SIDES IN UNIX STANDARD FIGHTSAN JOSE, Calif. - Adobe Systems Inc., Palo Alto,

Norfolk Southern Corp. stock has been upgraded by Salomon Brothers' Stock Research Dept. Michael H.

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The Ontario government has accused the Canadian federal authorities of showing bias by favoring west

It may be one of the smallest members of the European Community, but Ireland has caught the eye of J

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Massachusetts Central Railroad is hoping to induce ocean carriers to hop on its weekly Boston-Chicag