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Longshoremen are resuming one-day walkouts at the Port of Montreal today following another breakdown

Joanne Wilson, 31, a personnel clerk for The Journal of Commerce, died Saturday in Easton Hospital,

Growth in Hong Kong's trade declined sharply last month from April, with imports registering an abso

UNITED BANK (Hartford) - Robert T. Gormley was named executive vice president and senior loan office

The government here is enlisting the help of local software houses to develop TradeNet, the electron

Holt Cargo Systems Inc., a private terminal operator in Gloucester, N.J., is the only facility along

The generic drug industry will see boom times in the next decade due to the aging of the U.S. popula

SLIP SLIP SLIDING away. Implementation of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey's Au

CRUISE SHIP SAFETY WORRIES NTSB CHIEFA fuel leak that caused a March fire aboard the cruise

The Navy apparently won't budge in its award of an $8,820,000 contract for containers to a San Franc

After several years of unsuccessful negotiations with the Puyallup Indians over land claims, the Por

The Federal Maritime Commission has closed out its 2-year-old investigation of restrictions by Japan

Rising imports and falling exports pushed Britain's widest measure of its trade performance to a mon

Surrounded by isobar maps, computers and a foot-tall pile of paper on his desk, Norton Strommen is t

An auto rental insurance plan is now available for anyone who pays for a rental car using a Gold Mas

ISRAELI PROFESSOR GETS GO-AHEAD FOR DRILLINGTEL AVIV, Israel - An Israeli professor will rec

The U.S. economy shows no signs of accelerating inflation between now and the first half of next yea

Computer software shouldn't be protected by China's copyright law when legislation is finalized, acc

The Securities and Exchange Commission Monday charged an analyst with Morgan Stanley Group Inc. with

When Hanjin Container Lines and Korea Shipping Line complete their merger this fall, South Korea's l

The Maritime Administration will allow a month for interested parties to file their views on whether

This fall, when doctors visit patients at Good Samaritan Hospital in Portland, Ore., they will carry

BOEING COMPUTER GETS IRS SERVICES PACTBoeing Computer Services, a division of Boeing Co. was

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

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

Summer is the peak consumption period for gasoline, and with the Fourth of July falling on a Monday,

An Australian company intends to expand its operations in a bold plan to make Australia a regional r

June 27, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Eastern Utilities Associates Monday said it withdrew its application to the Securities and Exchange

Gasoline prices bucked a summer trend and dipped a quarter of a cent a gallon during the last two we

The Conference Board reports that worldwide economic expansion is moving ahead briskly, although lea

U.S. soft drink giant Coca-Cola Co. may switch to sugar as a sweetener and abandon high-fructose cor

The Supreme Court Monday freed military contractors from the threat of product liability lawsuits in

The Reagan administration may not have planned the recent strength in thedollar. But it is n

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

The British contender for Thailand's purified terepthalic acid plant is upping the ante in its battl

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY - Christopher Daggett, the regional administrator of the Environment

The matches weren't all made in heaven, but most delegates to Encuentro New Orleans left satisfied t

The overseas unit of American Telephone & Telegraph Co. is investing $40 million in a factory in Tha

ICC RULES THAT UPS MUST HAUL FIREWORKSThe Interstate Commerce Commission reversed its earlie