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The continuing full-scale battle for the right to pay $1.8 billion to buy the Southern Pacific Trans

Burlington Air Express took advantage of higher yields on international air shipments and certain co

To achieve broad success, electronic data interchange is going to have to disappear. The mas

BRANIFF MOVES TO FILL VOID LEFT BY EASTERNKANSAS CITY, Mo. - Braniff Inc. moved quickly this

IBM and AT&T head the list of the top 200 electronics companies in the United States, according to a

The owners of two Great Lakes cargo vessels built in 1942, four barges and one fishing craft are see

HEWLETT-PACKARD, APPLE BATTLE OVER COPYRIGHTSSAN JOSE, Calif. - Hewlett-Packard Co. is claim

A new commissioner has been named at the Port of San Francisco. Meanwhile, allegations have emerged

When members of President Jose Sarney's entourage carried Japanese-made personal computers on a rece

An ambitious project to develop a new container and bulk cargo port in southeast England that would

EC APPROVES SALE OF GLASGOW SHIPYARDBRUSSELS, Belgium - The European Community Commission sa

The governments of China and South Korea have agreed to inaugurate regular containership services be

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CHRYSLER MACHINERY IS GOING TO CHINATons of Chrysler Motors Corp. engine-making equipment wa

The Union Pacific Railroad has agreed to grant concessions to the Kansas City Southern Railway to cl

The four Japan Air Lines stewardesses, pleased to have a one day layover in Alaska's crossroads for

Will the single European market destroy what workers have fought for over the last 150 years?

A California state agency is considering tighter regulations for railroads that move hazardous mater

The investment mission to Trinidad & Tobago reported in Tuesday's Trade Missions column listed the w

A July 26 article on insurance for high-risk properties should have specified that the insurability

A thing so common as a match has become a coveted item in Shanghai. For more than a month no

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The $680 million loan agreement for the development of Chile's Escondida copper mine, will allow con

Gold prices are most likely to stay low following their dramatic plunge of around $15 an ounce Monda

TRIAL FUTURES MARKETS APPROVED IN CHINABEIJING - China has approved establishment of experim

Commodity futures traders have stopped counting bushels, and for the moment are counting raindrops a

Tue., July 26, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

The U.S. dollar rose early Tuesday but began slipping on reports the Federal Reserve intervened in t

A number of factors are working against further improvement in the U.S. trade deficit this year, eco

National Westminster Bank PLC, the largest of Britain's four big clearing banks, announced Tuesday t

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

CREDITANSTALT (New York) - Lawrence Ryan was named senior vice president, foreign exchange manager a

Economic reforms and private enterprise have spurred the growth of 99 private security companies pro

HERD BEHAVIOR IS COMMON among EDI users. When it comes to choosing the electronic communicat

American Electric Power Service Corp., Lancaster, Ohio, announced it bought up to 372,000 tons of st

SAUDIS OFFER EUROPE DEEPER OIL DISCOUNTSSaudi Arabia has offered to deepen its discounts to

JULY 25, 1988 This table shows the vessels scheduled to call at United States and Canadian c

The state Department of Environmental Conservation picks companies to clean up oil spills without co

Increased gasoline demand for summer travel pushed up prices an average of 2 cents a gallon during t