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FAILURE TO RATIFY PACT COULD BE DISASTROUSThe United States and Canada could suffer more dam

Something is happening on the trans-Pacific trade that the maritime industry thought it would never

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

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

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

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Federal Aviation Administration officials failed to act on evidence offered allegedly showing a carr

The Maritime Administration has approved tentatively part of Apex Resources Inc.'s complex plan to s

Successful new products will help some major U.S. pharmaceutical companies report sharply higher sec

E.I. Du Pont de Nemours & Co. announced plans to triple manufacturing capacity for Kapton polyimide

The Norwegian International Ship Register will mark its first birthday on Friday, but any celebratio

The Mississippi River remained clogged by grounded tows and dredging operations at several points, C

DEATH TOLL SOARS TO 59 IN PARIS TRAIN CRASHPARIS - The death toll in France's worst-ever sub

The weeks and months ahead are likely to see more mergers, acquisitions andleveraged buy-out

This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza

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

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

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

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

CONTINENTAL EXPANDING MEXICO SERVICE FURTHERHOUSTON - Continental Airlines will significantl

Americans should be more aware of the potential of lead poisoning from imported ceramic ware that do

China's growing role as an arms supplier signals the military is winning a protracted policy debate

If Marbella won't come to the Mountain then the Mountain will have to go to Marbella. So say

THE MOST DRAMATIC MOMENT at the 71st anniversary convention of the National Coal Association in Colo

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

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

In 1983, Sanyo executives were scrambling to slash production costs on a small refrigerator they mad

Lax enforcement of cockpit procedures by Captain John Maus contributed to crew errors that caused th

COGNITIVE SYSTEMS INC. (New Haven, Conn.) - Roger C. Schank resigned as chairman and chief executive

Trial lawyers have repeated their feat of two years ago and once again stymied House legislation to

The proposed U.S. legislation on the labeling of tropical oils would harm the economies of the Phili

As the European Community strives to meet its 1992 deadline for breaking down the barriers between i

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

Capt. Duffy St. Pierre, who last year towed a load of garbage 8,000 miles in search of a dump, was s

The farm economy will be severely set back as a result of the drought, according to Richard Peterson

GILLETTE CO. BANKER TESTIFIES AT TRIALBoth Colgate-Palmolive Co. and Ralston Purina Co. expr

A 3-megawatt hydroelectric plant rebuilt jointly by Synergics Inc., Annapolis, Md., an independent d