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Sometime before he quit school in 1967 at the age of 16, his principal predicted that Richard Branso

Sales of domestic cars and light trucks rose 14.8 percent in late May from year-earlier levels at al

1988 World Food Conference. June 5-9. International trade and food policy leaders are attending. Con

Record Japanese purchases of foreign products reduced the country's trade surplus by 4.5 percent in

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US TO IMPOSE DUTIES ON JAPANESE RUBBERThe International Trade Commission cleared the way for

The Federal Maritime Commission will allow Peru more time to clarify its cargo shipping restrictions

The number of people working in New York State remained constant during May, but the unemployment ra

The Wine and Spirits Shippers Association is close to signing a service contract with a major ocean

A new space-chartering agreement between Mitsui O.S.K. Lines and Nippon Yusen Kaisha (NYK Line) does

The maritime industry will probably be more than satisfied with the U.S. Customs Service's decision

Utilities with nuclear operations are casting a covetous eye on Long Island Lighting Co.'s professio

The Ontario government has challenged the U.S.-Canada free trade pact by introducing legislation giv

It is a battle of two congressional titans. On one side is the octogenarian chairman of the

Energy demand is booming because of lower energy prices and a revival of industrial production in ma

Hoechst Celanese Chemical Group, the only U.S. producer of trimethylolpropane, or TMP, announced pla

Nalco Chemical Co. announced that it has sold the assets of the domestic refractories business segme

As polypropylene becomes increasingly scarce, several major producers plan to make hay while the sun

M&T Chemicals Inc. and Laurel Industries of Cleveland, Ohio, have jointly announced an agreement to

Hercules Inc. will spend more than $250 million over the next five yearsto achieve its environmental

Daily Index Textiles Metals Misc.Smoothedpercent Change, 2.76

Belgium's Solvay & Cie announced late last week that its U.S. subsidiary, Solvay America Inc., sold

The Federal Aviation Administration is keeping its options open with respect to modifying rules gove

Only hours after word from the summit in Moscow, the chairman and top executives for Alaska Airlines

Has the danger of computer viruses been exaggerated? Absolutely not!, says John McAfee, who, as pres

Programmers and computer security consultants offer several simple guidelines to reduce the risk of

INTERLEAF INC. (Cambridge, Mass.) - David L. Cross was appointed treasurer. He was treasurer at Kenn

Taking another step forward in automating the linkage between apparel manufacturer and retailer, Lev

K mart Corp. plans to take a bilingual approach to using EDI. The retailing giant will conti

MITSUBISHI TO ASSEMBLE CHIPS AT NC FACILITYDURHAM, N.C. - Mitsubishi Semiconductor America I

AT&T has installed 20 sophisticated electronic systems for the Beijing Telecommunications Administra

Do you practice safe computing? Have you ever used a disk from another computer, or connecte

The Federal Aviation Administration may either impose curbs limiting the operating life of domestic

DHL Airways Opposes Federal PostponementREDWOOD CITY, Calif. - DHL Airways Inc. has formally

Navistar International Corp.'s ability to update its electronic communications with major suppliers

To make its electronic data interchange campaign work Navistar International Corp. of Schaunberg, Il

Western Digital Agrees To Sell Parts in ChinaIRVINE, Calif. - Western Digital Corp. said it

The U.S. market for industrial cleaning products reached $1.4 billion in 1987 and the market is fore

A computer virus - a term apparently coined by Fred Cohen of the University of Cincinnati in his doc

A computerized black box will drive dockside container trucks soon, a consultant says. The truck wil