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United Arab Emirates Oil Minister Mana Said al-Oteiba said Wednesday an Iran- Iraq cease-fire would

Federal officials have cited a Mobil Oil Corp. refinery here for five alleged safety violations foll

PUBLIC SERVICE'S SALES OF NATURAL GAS DROPLow oil prices in the first half of 1988 resulted

A controversial Taiwanese naphtha cracker for which Texas is angling can meet Taiwan environmental s

As anyone who reads murder mysteries or watches Perry Mason knows, scene-of- the-crime evidence ofte

Commodity traders predict there will be a major rally in the live cattle market starting some time i

Some industry and government leaders Wednesday applauded Alexander Good, outgoing chief of the U.S.

CANADIAN LIBERALS PLAN TO DELAY US TREATYCanada's Senate will block the free trade deal with

When Chrysler Corp. wants to one-up General Motors Corp. in an advertisement, when Subaru wants to c

Tuesday's sharp plunge in share prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange was seen by many market sources a

In the old days, nobody at Alaska's largest airport lost much sleep over leasing space for air cargo

The recent decision by Sea-Land Service Inc. to pull out of the Pacific Coast European Conference ha

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

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

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

Quarterly profits rose 71 percent at Apple Computer Inc., 14 percent at NCR Corp. and 6 percent at L

IBM MAY WANT PACT TO GET UNIX RIGHTSSAN JOSE, Calif. - Rumors persist that International Bus

The La Ciotat shipyard on the Mediterranean has been reprieved for six months and will not close at

West Germany must do more, including encouraging more domestic business investment, to reverse the n

The Reagan administration is expected to announce this week trade reprisals against Brazil for its r

Cargo plane builder and operator Fairchild Aircraft Corp. faces an uncertain future after an upheava

The Environmental Protection Agency relied on solely political reasons" to reject a staff recommenda

AMERICAN ELECTRIC POSTS RISE IN NETCOLUMBUS, Ohio - American Electric Power Co. reported sec

CALIF. GASOLINE PRICES RISE FOR FOURTH MONTHGasoline prices increased for a fourth straight

Two major U.S.-flag liners believe that the Federal Maritime Commission should allow still more time

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

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

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

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

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

CENTEL CORP. (Chicago) - James D. Ogg, was named vice president, government relations. He replaces R

Penson and Co. of New York, a division of Bemo Shipping Co., is helping apparel retailers move merch

AMERICAN RELIANCE INSURANCE CO. (Lawrenceville, N.J.) - Ralph M. Serio was named senior vice preside

The U.S. dollar declined Tuesday in response to reports of dollar-selling intervention by the Federa

MALAWI - $72 million from the International Monetary Fund in support of governmental reforms in the

U.S. financial firms operating in Japan and Britain generally receive the same treatment as Japanese