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A new Bank of China study foresees great demand for a type of steel used in some electrical machiner

The price of a gallon of gasoline in the United States is more consistent than the widely varying pr

Delaware Otsego Corp. has asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to extend its authority to provid

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Investigators from the New York state attorney general's office, the State Police and the state bank

LEBOW, WEKSEL & CO. (New York) - Richard S. Ressler was named executive vice president and will open

U.S. Secretary of State George Shultz arrived Tuesday for meetings with senior Argentine officials,

AERO LLOYD GETS OK TO VIE WITH LUFTHANSAFRANKFURT, West Germany - West German charter compan

President Reagan has agreed to let become law a bill requiring U.S. firms to give workers 60 days' n

When it comes to selecting chairmen of the Federal Maritime Commission, no one can accuse the Reagan

A new survey by the Census and Statistics Department says inbound maritime cargoes in the first thre

Occidental Chemical Corp. will proceed with a major expansion of its olefins plant at Lake Charles,

A story appeared in The Journal of Commerce July 27 on Page 3B under a misleading headline, Port of

OXYCHEM BOOSTS CAUSTIC SODA PRICEOccidental Chemical Corp. announced a $25-a-ton increase on

IMC FERTILIZER POSTS GAIN IN NET INCOMENORTHBROOK, Ill. - IMC Fertilizer Group Inc. reported

Financially ailing Pan Am Corp. confirmed it will sell its big Miami maintenance base and Latin Amer

It will be bigger than the island of Manhattan, and boosters predict it will make Denver an internat

European shippers have slammed the North Europe U.S. Atlantic Conference for announcing a general ra

VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND CONSUMER SERVICES (Richmond, Va.) - Donald B. Ayers has been

Texas Agriculture Commissioner Jim Hightower said that a four-state survey shows that major beef pac

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

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

The Senate Tuesday was preparing to consider a bill to impose a new 36-day cooling-off period to ave

For B.L. Skeeter Cordova, it's a nightmare about to come true. Trucks pulling 40-foot contai

The U.S. International Trade Commission is trying to find out what would happen to U.S. industries a

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration issued regulations Tuesday intended to crack down

The Soviet Union will buy computer software to automate city governments and create databases of his

Facing budget shortages that could confront a new administration with painful choices next year, Con

Steel production rose to 1.965 million tons in the week ended July 30, an increase of 3.1 percent fr

Orders to U.S. factories for manufactured goods, powered by a big jump in demand for civilian and mi

A barge-shipping industry group - which says drought may cost the industry up to $200 million - want

The possibility of reaping $7 billion in windfall profits may lead chemical companies to prolong pro

RAW MATERIAL PRICES ROSE IN JUNE, IMF SAYSWASHINGTON - World prices for raw materials, which

Tue., Aug. 2, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

MAJOR ECONOMIES CONTINUE TO EXPANDNEW YORK - The economies of the world's 10 major industria

The U.S. economic expansion continued at a pace varying from sluggish in two districts to moderate o

Wages, salaries and benefits for private non-farm workers in the Northeast rose 1.5 percent in the t

State and private sector observers give mixed reviews to recent cuts by Massachusetts Gov. Michael D

U.S. chemical exporters are moving toward expanding last year's chemical trade surplus as the indust

Officials at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport say they are considering hosting an annual air