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If the so-called Greenhouse Effect is leading to a warming of the earth, now may be the time to cons

In the fast-paced, high-tech world of the 1990s, companies thinking about name changes may be better

Government officials differ over how the United States might best advance its international competit

The news reports sound ominously similar Drought continues in the Pacific Northwest. Farmers

The import-dependence of the U.S. economy is causing the U.S. merchandise trade deficit and is likel

Martin Marietta Corp. engineers at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory are designing a tiny prototype

Commodities Watch: New Chart 6A * Don C. Becker - Publisher's Notebook 10A* Richard Malkin -

Businesses can make money investing in Argentina provided they can ride out the turbulent political

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Fireworks distributors celebrated July 4th early this year when the Interstate Commerce Commission o

GOVERNMENT SUES TEAMSTERS UNIONThe government charged Tuesday that the International Brother

As South Korea prepares to open its cigarette market Friday after heated negotiations with the Unite

As traffic on the drought-stricken Mississippi River slows to a funeral pace, the $2 billion Tenness

The Senate continued debate Tuesday on legislation mandating advance notice for plant closings, as R

Nedlloyd Lines plans to introduce larger ships into its monthly round-the- world service as part of

With U.S. electronics exports up 35 percent, industry strategists are meeting in Silicon Valley to c

The Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee Tuesday postponed consideration of a compr

European Community leaders Tuesday ended their summit here, proclaiming the 12 member states are on

AIR PRODUCTS & CHEMICALS INC. (Allentown, Pa.) - The board elected Frank J. Ryan as president and ch

Don't go home, the bromine bash is still going strong. Bromine prices have gone up more than

Israeli competition has been a thorn under the skin of U.S. bromine producers for many years.

FIRE SHUTS DOWN TEXACO ETHYLENE PLANTPORT ARTHUR, Texas - A Texaco Chemical Co. spokesman co

Arco Chemical Co. has begun construction of a 75-million-pound-a-year butanediol and derivatives fac

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Mystery surrounds the alleged Hong Kong connection in the charges of insider dealing brought by the

The dollar's recent gains against the yen and deutsche mark may rein in the U.S. export boom by 1989

The U.S. dollar bounced back in New York Tuesday after being hammered lower by concerted selling by

NEW ZEALAND TO SELL ITS MERCHANT BANKWELLINGTON - The New Zealand government said Tuesday it

West German call money rates rose to 4.5 percent Tuesday from 4.05 percent Monday, on continued liqu

Led by strong household consumption and a surge of business investment, France's economy expanded at

Economic expansion continues to be brisk worldwide, but the leading indexes for most countries are r

Tue. June 28, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

June 28, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Britain raised interest rates for the fourth time this month on Tuesday, trying to dampen a consumer

The Philippine oil industry is still seeking the Big One that will put the country into the major le

UK NORTH SEA RESERVES SEEN GOOD BEYOND 2000The North Sea has enough oil and natural gas to m

The aviation industry's 1988 cause celebre moved a tenuous step forward Tuesday when a Senate panel

Operators of crowded airports around the country will be watching the outcome of a federal court hea

GRUMMAN CORP. (Bethpage, N.Y.) - Dr. Renso L. Caporali was elected vice chairman, technology. He suc