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McDonnell, Airbus Talks on Link ContinueTOULOUSE, France - McDonnell Douglas Corp. is contin

The Legislative Insurance Committee has reported favorably on a compromise automobile reform bill th

Group of Seven Likely To Back 125-Yen LevelTOKYO - The meeting of monetary officials from th

Foreign experts based here aren't getting overly excited about plans to turn the island of Hainan in

The two leading contenders for the presidential nominations agree that the U.S. merchant marine need

TOP STORIES: Israeli and Arab writers examine the state of the Middle East at the 40th anniv

Chevron Chemical Co., a subsidiary of Chevron Corp., announced approval of engineering funds to expa

Research Industries Corp.'s medical subsidiary has acquired the assets to develop and manufacture a

A Greek government intention to raise or abolish the age limit for inscription of passenger ships on

Mineral exports have exceeded Z$1 billion ($600 million) for the first time, the Chamber of Mines re

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Immediately following World War II, a U.S. company called Vendo Co., which makes and services food v

Progress in superconductivity continues at a frantic pace as new superconductor s are discovered, be

New financing reforms may propel orders for new ship capacity in Brazil to a hundredfold increase th

Analysis of pollutants, oil-bearing rocks and chemicals may be revolutionized by a new method in whi

Strikes Have Cost Dover $3.8 MillionDOVER, England - The Dover Harbor Board said the nine-we

The Finnish shipping company Gustaf Erikson AB has ordered 12 new refrigerated ships costing $250 mi

The World Bank will lend Indonesia $200 million a year to help restructure its textile industry, an

The California Supreme Court, citing a need for new drugs at affordable prices, declared that pharma

The 1987 tax season is nearly over, and with it came the end of many tax shelters. But one i

The New Jersey Insurance Department on Tuesday granted Blue Cross and Blue Shield of New Jersey its

Rockwell International Corp. said it will close its Collins Defense Communications electronics facil

Dutch supplemental carrier Martinair Holland is looking to expand its regular freighter operations b

The seesaw battle between Hong Kong and Singapore for supremacy in Asia's burgeoning publishing indu

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of Commerce , U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service, Room HCHB

Cargo-handling company Aero Groundservice, which works for a number of major United States carriers

April 6, 1988 Baltic International Freight Futures ExchangePrev.Close High

Amtrak rejected a bid by Guilford Transportation Industries Inc. for negotiations to stall Amtrak's

Traditional Exports Tobacco, petroleum products, cement, steel, aluminum.Potential Exports

A story in the paper of Wednesday, April 6, about M&M candy exports misstated the volume of U.S. cho

Rail labor and management have agreed informally to delay the start of industrywide bargaining while

Negotiators for the Teamsters union and the trucking industry went back to the bargaining table Wedn

The Labor Department's Mine Safety and Health Administration said it revised a training standard rul

Thai Airways International appears to have half-won its protracted battle with a government ministry

Computers move at almost the speed of light. Bureaucracies move much more slowly. And bureaucracies

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

In promoting itself as an offshore financial services center, Barbados has taken the high road.<

Japan agreed to reschedule $476 million of debt owed by Nigeria, the Nigerian state radio reported W

A research team for Intel Corp. has developed a new series of microchips capable of executing 7.5 mi

The United States may put pressure on the European Community this week not to go ahead with moves th