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A four-year, $100 million rehabilitation of the Holland Tunnel was to be concluded at 5:45 a.m. toda

The trucking industry is asking the Interstate Commerce Commission to change two tariff-filing proce

Rail carloadings increased in June for the 17th-consecutive monthly increase over the same month of

Two private trucking associations have formally merged into a new trade group representing more than

CONSOLIDATED REPORTS NET INCOME INCREASEMENLO PARK, Calif. - Consolidated Freightways Inc. r

CONSOLIDATED FREIGHTWAYS INC. (Menlo Park, Calif.) - Willard H. Scherrer Jr. was promoted to senior

Longshoremen from the South, meeting in Las Vegas this week, pledged to do whatever is necessary to

Shipping on the Great Lakes will suffer if water is diverted from the Lakes to the Mississippi River

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Major interests concerned with restrictions on the carriage of steel imposed by South Korea seem sat

Three U.S. bank regulatory agencies are divided over whether to apply new international guidelines f

Tue., July 19, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

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Australia will formally complain to an international trade group today that U.S. sugar import quotas

The drought that is scorching crops in the United States also could jeopardize moves to reform farmi

Alexander Good, the embattled chief of the U.S. Foreign Commercial Services, will resign Aug. 26.

WORLD FIBER DEMAND SEEN RISING ABOUT 2 PERCENTSYDNEY, Australia - Long-term world fiber dema

The International Cocoa Organization on Tuesday cut its world surplus estimate in the October 1987-S

Tile and Stone Expo. Designed to give dealers and distributors the chance to learn techniques of se

The Soviet Union and China have agreed for the first time in their history toallow each othe

MINNESOTA TRADE OFFICE (St. Paul, Minn.) - Christine DeWitt was named director, international market

Japan's government plans legislation to provide subsidies to livestock breeders affected by the scra

PAYMENTS SURPLUS WIDENS IN PHILIPPINESMANILA, Philippines - The Philippines posted a balance

The Thailand affiliate of U.S. auto giant Chrysler Corp. may have to expand output to meet surging d

Consumer prices jumped 19 percent in the past year, the government announced Tuesday, acknowledging

Consumption and production of U.S. coal in 1988 will reach record levels for the second year in a ro

The U.S. Customs Service named Dennis H. Murphy as district director, Norfolk, Va., effective Aug. 2

Democratic lawmakers from energy-producing states will meet next month with Gov. Michael Dukakis to

Sen. Brock Adams, D-Wash., said the next Congress will debate the possibility of federal operating s

The government on Monday ordered the closure of a pesticide plant in Tuscany where an explosion spew

At $130 a pound, fabricated advanced polymer composites represent very expensive, high-performance m

WITCO INCREASES PLASTICIZER PRICESWitco Corp.'s Argus division announced increases in the pr

Mitsui & Co. said it hopes to resume talks on a stalled petrochemical joint venture with Iran follow

In- cinerex Corp. announced that it successfully performed and passed the trial burn on its mobile h

MONSANTO CO. SETS EARNINGS RECORDSST. LOUIS - Monsanto Co. reported that its second quarter

July 19, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Allied-Signal Aerospace Co. has received a contract worth more than $300 million to provide the auxi

More than 95 percent of A.H. Robins Co.'s stockholders and Dalkon Shield claimants have approved a r

Faced with increasingly stringent environmental laws, U.S. companies are turning to developing natio

AIR CONTROLLERS PICK FIRST NATIONAL OFFICERSThe union representing the nation's air traffic