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Amax Unit to Acquire Kaneb PropertiesAmax Inc. said that its subsidiary, Amax Oil & Gas Inc.

AT&T Is Re-evaluating Relations With OlivettiAmerican Telephone & Telegraph Co. has confirme

The Port of Seattle has ordered two more of these 50-ton container cranes from Paceco Inc. for a tot

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent) is as

The swift pace of congressional action on legislation to implement the U.S.-Canada trade liberalizat

More than 2,700 miles away from this windblown strip of sand, three intrepid pilots will begin a fiv

GUILTY PLEA ENTERED IN EXPORT CONSPIRACYSAN JOSE, Calif. - A computer whiz has pleaded guilt

Minnesota's multinational corporations are helping smaller companies sell overseas as part of a new

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Hoechst Celanese Corp.'s Chemical Group announced the completion of expansions for two major product

BOC Group Inc.'s Airco Gases has agreed to supply the Microelectronics Center of North Carolina at R

The world's largest apparel manufacturer, Levi Strauss & Co., has signed its first licensing agreeme

The president's chief economist, Council of Economic Advisers Chairman Beryl Sprinkel, said late las

Q:A number of analysts believe your acquisition of British insurance brokerage Minet Holdings PLC wa

Rep. Kenneth J. Gray, D-Ill., introduced legislation to authorize construction of about $1.6 billion

Although traders have kept the average price of gold this year at $450 an ounce and despite recent b

Sen. John Breaux, D-La., and Maritime Administrator John Gaughan agree that the future of the mariti

The U.S. dollar traded mixed Thursday after its morning rally on bullish news of a booming U.S. econ

John R. Petty, retiring chairman of Marine Midland Banks Inc., was named chairman of the new high-le

AVIATION This summer's efforts to accommodate increased air travel demand won't stave off de

A special report recommends that Australia's coastal shipping industry should be exposed to foreign

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1392.0 (May 26, 1988) Previous day - 1404.0 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchang

Hazardous waste spending for disposal site cleanups and new controls on industrial waste streams may

Frost & Sullivan Inc. estimates that by 1990 the total value of chemicals used in European oil drill

A nationally recognized tobacco product liability expert testified Wednesday that the present trend

The Securities and Exchange Commission Thursday voted 3-2 to ask Congress to transfer regulatory aut

FALCONBRIDGE HIKES PRICES FOR ZINCTORONTO - Falconbridge Ltd. said Thursday the price for hi

EC SAYS PROSPECTS FOR ECONOMY BRIGHTENBRUSSELS, Belgium - The European Community's economic

The Chinese want Ford and General Motors to build cars in China. Members of a delegation of

Qatar offered a further discount of 5 cents a barrel to Japanese oil companies for June crude oil pu

The maritime industry's longest running electronic soap opera appears to have reached a conclusion.<

Nearly two decades after the widespread adoption of computers by the industry, the hour - of deliver

Setting aside past differences, computer makers and semiconductor suppliers are working together to

The government has announced a ban on pirated foreign cassette tapes in compliance with an agreement

Maersk Container Service Co. has been cleared to join the U.S. Atlantic-North Europe Conference.

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Banks need a more systematic procedure for monitoring their foreign exchange exposure as they encoun

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Semiconductor Sellers' Rankings ShiftNEW YORK - Currency shifts, discontinuation of major pr