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The first showroom-bound cars off the assembly line at Toyota's first wholly owned U.S. plant will b

Many American executives worry that a recession will occur by next year although their confidence in

Air France, citing a 19.4 percent increase in passenger volume during the first six months of 1988 c

Economists said they are pleased by Friday's report that U.S. consumer prices rose just 0.3 percent

Gov. Mike Hayden, reacting to the decision by two medical malpractice insurance companies to curtail

Ernst & Whinney will hold a seminar on taxation of property/casualty and life insurance companies Ju

TWO DRUG COMPANIES POST INCREASES IN NETTwo major pharmaceutical producers, Pfizer Inc. and

Ginger prices are currently stable but may move down because of a ginger glut, one major New York tr

Fluor Daniel Inc., a unit of Fluor Corp. was awarded a contract by Kasei Virginia Corp., for a new p

Amtrak plans to stop using Grand Central Terminal in Manhattan and consolidate all its operations at

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent) is as

BOREDOM SCRIPTS THE THEATER of the absurd, as reflected in industry and congressional speculation ab

The latest report on the Racers automated data project for Northern California includes a rundown on

Eastern Airlines said it will eliminate 4,000 jobs and cut service to 14 cities on Aug. 31 and leave

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For Michael Dukakis it was a week of triumph. He succeeded in unifying the Democratic party

CSX Transportation's sale of a 400-mile branch line between Buffalo, N.Y. and Eidenau, Pa. to the Bu

JAMES CAPEL INC. (Los Angeles) - W. Dean Henderson was named to head the newly opened Los Angeles o

USLICO REPORTS RISE IN OPERATING INCOMEARLINGTON, Va. - USLico Corp. reported Friday that op

Lawyers for Massachusetts health insurers will begin preparing briefs for a September hearing after

The star- crossed Tarahan coal terminal, a US$57 million key to Indonesia's energy policy, is expect

The U.S. Maritime Administration's annual report for the fiscal year ended Sept. 30, 1987, is availa

Last week, the freight futures market provided evidence that traders are re- evaluating expectations

Several more top Teamsters officials are expected to be replaced as new President William McCarthy r

A senior Chinese official showed a new interest in nuclear power last week, after a long period of a

No sour grapes. Executives at Hardee's Food Systems Inc. are giving up their seats on the company's

Consumer prices climbed a modest 0.3 percent in June, with declines in gasoline and clothing costs n

EARNINGS, REVENUE UP AT UNION PACIFICNEW YORK - Union Pacific Corp. reported second quarter

Joe Linck, a commodities trader-turned-port director, says one of the first things he has learned on

Export Documentation, Export Letter of Credit, Import Documentation. July 26-28: Omni Biltmore Hotel

U.S. cutlery producers lost a plea for special import curbs on foreign cutlery. The Internat

Fri. July 22, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

1,700 JAPANESE PROTEST AT NUCLEAR POWER PLANTAbout 1,700 people rallied Thursday near an unf

The first ship from China to take on cargo at a U.S. Great Lakes port is here to haul away an engine

Out where a sea-lift of barges normally appears this time of year, ice floesdrift undisturbe

The International Longshoremen's Association feels it might be time to take on non-union employers i

As in much of the United States, a drought is paralyzing parts of China. But here, it may affect the

GE CAPITAL UNIT BUYS 2 ABC WHEEL SHOPSGE Capital Railcar Wheel and Parts Services Co. has pu

From triple-digit inflation to a crushing $104 billion foreign debt, President-elect Carlos Salinas

The state-run Port Authority of Singapore is cutting charges yet again in an effort to maintain its