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April 20, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The pending Canada-U.S. Free Trade Agreement will play a major role in expansion plans for Trans Mou

Southeastern Warehousemen & Movers' Assoc./American Warehousemen's Association, front line supervisi

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The House of Representatives will vote today on the conference committee report of the giant omnibus

S.G. WARBURG (U.S.A.) INC. (New York) - David Brooke, a director of S.G. Warburg Group PLC and deput

TOP STORIES: Alabama exports reach $4 billion spurred by agriculture, forest products and fi

After four years of market presentations, cost-benefit analyses and trips to steamship company headq

A new joint venture between Compagnie Generale Maritime, France's largest shipping company, and Sofr

Federal Express Corp. and Pratt & Whitney are expected within several weeks to introduce noise dampe

The Philippine Senate is considering a bill to regulate trading in commodity futures and establish

The Interstate Commerce Commission voted 3-2 to expedite its consideration of Amtrak's request to co

While Gov. Michael Dukakis savored his victory in the New York primary, aides were scrambling to put

Mobil Oil Co. Plans Cogeneration FacilityMobil Oil Corp. said it would spend $75 million on

Supplies of distillate oil and gasoline increased moderately last week, according to the American Pe

Some truck manufacturers think the national shortage of qualified drivers may help to drive up sales

Optimism and a greater sense of government help were evident Wednesday at the start of a series of t

Consumer prices, propelled by a record rise in clothing costs, shot up 0.5 percent in March, the big

Japan is ready to increase foreign financial institutions' share of the Japanese government bond mar

AVIATION Cocom approval for Western aircraft exports appears likely, but obstacles remain.

Hanjin Group Ships First Boeing PartsEVERETT, Wash. - The Hanjin Group, the same Korean cong

The average age of the world's tankers is increasing, the size of their crews falling, and many tank

Confirmation Hearing Set on Chao NominationA Senate committee confirmation hearing on Elaine

The battle over who will pay for pollution liability claims is far from over and companies with pote

The announcement last week by the federal government of planned partial privatization of Air Canada

Thrall Ships Orders Of Double-Stack CarsCHICAGO - Thrall Car Manufacturing Co. said it shipp

Shanghai, historically China's main commercial hub but in decline lately, is going all out to boost

Trade in the Asia-Pacific region is likely to grow as countries open their markets, the head of Hong

Olin Announces Price IncreasesSTAMFORD, Conn. - Olin Corp. is raising prices for Polypeg-E 4

Foster Wheeler Corp., Clinton, N.J., said it signed a $90 million contract to provide two more boile

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Conrail Reports Fall In 1st Quarter IncomeConrail reported first quarter income of $48 milli

A Bank of Japan spokesman said Tuesday the bank expects the 1988 U.S. trade deficit to narrow by abo

The U.S. dollar was narrowly mixed Wednesday as dealers remained on the sidelines, reluctant to take

Building on a decade of international exposure, China's fur makers gathered their minks, foxes and c

Sales of oriented polystyrene sheet and thermoformed containers are forecast to grow at the rate of

THE PROFIT SHARING/WAGE REDUCTION PLAN included in the new labor contract between the Teamsters unio

Larry M. Parkin, a director of K mart, was also named executive vice president, warehouse and grocer

European Community agriculture ministers Wednesday ended the first round of their 1988-89 farm price