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Weaker first-period profits for Swedish automakers AB Volvo and Saab-Scania AB suggest the firms' ru

Wanna buy a steam engine? How about a propeller from a World War I-era fighter plane? An ID

A drive is under way at the Interstate Commerce Commission to overturn the recent arbitration award

Oil prices eased back Friday after their sharp run-up in the wake of the North Sea oil rig disaster.

JAPAN STOCK SCANDAL THREATENS TAX REFORMTOKYO - Japan's main opposition parties threatened o

The EC has no intention of exploiting any wheat export opportunities that might arise solely due to

The Interstate Commerce Commission's actions in three recent arbitration cases have been against rai

1186.0 (July 8, 1988) Previous day - 1186.0 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchang

E.I. DU PONT DE NEMOURS & CO. (Troy, Mich.) - Ross W. Fasick, director of the Du Pont Co.'s finishes

Currency traders and economists speculate that the Federal Reserve may soon raise the discount rate,

Deutsche Bank (Canada), the subsidiary of West Germany's largest commercial bank, has acquired as pl

French champagne giant LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton and British brewerGuinness PLC annou

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In a move that could make it a major player in the U.S. domestic transportation business, a major J

If carriers can do it, so can stevedores. In the same fashion as the recent spate of slot-ch

Trying to cut down on roadside accidents, NCI Transportation Services Inc. has produced a driver edu

The Jewelers Shipping Association, which provides transport services for the jewelry industry, is in

Viking Freight Inc. reported second quarter net income of $2.2 million, or 62 cents a share, on reve

Allan McArtor sees progress behind him and a renewed sense of pride and enthusiasm in the Federal A

Speculation that it was once again a takeover target Thursday sparked heavy trading in the stock of

Japan's real estate bubble has burst with potentially major implications for the country's banks.

WASHINGTON THIS SUMMER, like many cities, is gasping for good air as the heat and ozone combine to m

Britain's Trades Union Congress, or TUC, suspended its electricians union on for making no-strike de

Passengers upset by a flight delay staged a sit-in aboard an airliner on the ground in Duesseldorf e

The Tennessee Valley Authority awarded three spot contracts covering thepurchase of 2,700 to

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CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE (Los Angeles) - Taryn Mason was named a vice president of CIBC (C

The new risk-based capital adequacy guidelines proposed by the Federal Reserve Board and scheduled t

JAPANESE BUYING POWER PREDICTED TO EQUAL USJapan's purchasing power will be on a par with th

The Securities Industry Association may establish a captive insurance company to help stock brokers

GENERAL MOTORS CORP. (Flint, Mich.) - Robert T. Bolo was appointed GM Automotive Components Group r

Nicholas M. Baker, a 45-year-old graduate electrical engineer, will be the prime mover in the drive

This week, Polysar Energy & Chemical Corp.'s board of directors is scheduled to approve the definiti

Trinidad and Tobago is establishing free-trade zones as part of an effort to increase export earning

Victor Pappalardo, president and sole owner of the regional carrier City Express of here, views his

NORTH SEA WORKERS QUIT OVER SAFETY FEARSMore than 100 contract workers refurbishing oil rigs

With the proposed free-trade agreement between the United States and Canada edging closer to a fait

Dayton Power and Light Co. said that the its customers used a record peak level of electricity on Ju

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

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