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California Insurance Commissioner Roxani M. Gillespie Friday denied an application by Batus Inc. to

* Import Quota Watch 4A * Commodity Research Bureau's Futures Outlook 6A* Albert L. Kraus -

Japan's economy, boosted by personal spending and housing investment, grew 4.9 percent in inflation-

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Less than a year after taking control of Trans Freight Lines, Britain's largest container shipping l

European officials are watching nervously as congressional tax writers consider a plan to double the

The Interstate Commerce Commission is waiting for a formal declaration by the Delaware & Hudson Rail

The heads of government of seven of the world's richest nations neared agreement Monday on steps to

Monday's agreement to phase out Japanese import controls on beef and citrus was praised by Florida C

For April 1988 vs. April 1987 (In Metric Tons - Via Ocean)RegionApr. 88 Apr.

For April 1988 vs. April 1987 (In Metric Tons - Via Ocean)Rank CommodityApr. 88

The president's Commission on Merchant Marine and Defense will decide next month whether to draft le

Evergreen Line announced sharp reductions in its Caribbean service. It blamed the cutbacks on proble

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Low water levels on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers threaten to force coal consumption cutbacks at t

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The Tennessee Valley Authority said it bought 1,900 tons of coal under three spot contracts awarded

June 17, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

European oil prices swiftly shed initial gains following the OPEC agreement and plunged sharply last

Scallop Petroleum Corp., a unit of Shell Oil Co., once the largest utility fuel supplier in the indu

Domestic coal producers and importers are facing a tough challenge from rivalfuels in Europe

Saudi Arabia's $800 million investment in Texaco Inc.'s U.S. refining and marketing operations is a

CALIF. BILL WOULD HALT SUDDEN GAS RATE RISESACRAMENTO, Calif. - The California Senate passed

Dow Chemical U.S.A. announced price increases for several product lines, including dicyclopentadiene

In today's gasoline market, the command, fill 'er up has taken on new meaning. Amoco Oil Co.

Ten proposals for petrochemical developments in Thailand worth over $900 million have won government

REICHHOLD HIKES LATEX PRICESDOVER, Del. - The Emulsion Polymers division of Reichhold Chemic

Chemical export volumes were virtually flat in April at 3,332,700 metric tons, compared with 3,337,4

Braniff Inc. flew 407.8 million revenue passenger miles in May, up from 268.9 million RPMs in May 19

THE FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION held firm last week when industry groupsapplied pressure

In the past six months, a group of brazen thieves has stolen six high- performan ce turboprop airpla

The export control agency Cocom June 14 approved the sale of three European aircraft to the East blo

Adhering to its plan to begin service next year to New York and Tokyo, Austrian Airlines is venturin

JAPAN ACCEPTS FIRST FEDERAL EXPRESS CARGOFederal Express Corp. officials breathed easier aro

Approximately 10 percent of U.S. businesses have fax equipment, including nearly all of the nation's

Electronic catalogs are helping retailers break up one of their most damaging logjams. Mis-p

Fueled by soaring use of facsimile transmission machines, Hong Kong Telecommunications Ltd. saw its

After months of intense debate, Apple Computer Inc. has dealt a major defeat to Adobe Systems Inc.,

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TWO FIRMS ASK GSA TO VOID POSTAL PACTDALLAS - Electronic Data Systems Corp. and a Washington