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The Supreme Court will determine whether judges should review denials of benefits to pension and wel

The Southeast economy continues to benefit from a depressed dollar, especially the region's manufact

Japan, US to Review Computer Chip PactJapan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry w

Book: How to Mine Gold From ComputersNEW YORK - Wanna make bucks with your computer? A new b

Pittston Coal Export Corp. reached an agreement with Japan's steel industry on a 1988 contract that

Chevron Buys Share Of Petrosynthese SAChevron Chemical Co. has acquired Total Chimie SA's 35

Good advice - money saving, headache saving and even job saving advice - will be dispensed at the an

The Chicago, Missouri and Western Railway, a 633-mile short-line carrier that will celebrate its fir

A two-year-old drought of new money loans to Brazil was formally broken with the signing here last w

A court in India Monday ordered Union Carbide Corp. to pay $192 million in interim relief for victim

The U.S. Department of Agriculture said that participation in its Futures and Options Marketing Pilo

Malaysia to Promote Palm Oil UsageKUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - The Malaysian government has targ

Customs Finds CFCs In Imported CosmeticsThe U.S. Customs Service said it is testing imported

The Federal Reserve has tightened monetary policy and is pushing short-term interest rates slightly

Richard Holmes, the mayor of Lafayette, Calif., in 1985 and 1986, says he smelled a rat early in his

With a minimum of fanfare, Sea-Land Service Inc., Trans Freight Lines and Nedlloyd Lines have begun

Yuri Bespalov, U.S.S.R. minister of the chemical industry, confidently expects the industry's output

After more than 400 corporations were forced to acknowledge in the mid-1970s that they had made ques

Contract cargo carrier Orion Air plans to use available means to fight a six- digit fine proposed by

CSX Corp. has reached a tentative agreement with the Maryland Port Administration to move its interm

State law enforcers around the country say the antitrust lawsuits they have lodged against the insur

Now let's talk about solutions, says the first ad in a two-year, multimillion-d ollar pro-aviation c

An item in the March 22 paper incorrectly described a World War II vessel. The Lane Victory is a Vic

The U.S. dollar was mixed Monday after bouncing up and down in a narrow range. The U.S. unit

The International Finance Corp. opened an office here to encourage Japan's private sector to increas

CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE (New York) - Robert E. Martin Jr. was named general manager of th

It is said that clothes make the man, but in Peru's case, they may make the country. Peru ha

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

The Japan Society of Industrial Machinery Manufacturers has denied charges by the U.S. plastics indu

All the World's a Stage is the motto emblazoned on the architrave above most of the principal doorwa

The Interstate Commerce Commission denied protests from the nation's shippers and voted to proceed w

Mexico is slowly opening doors to more private sector participation in the state-dominated petrochem

April 4, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

March 31, 1988 Baltic International Freight Futures ExchangePrev.Close High

A crane involved in an accident that killed six people last year at National Steel & Shipbuilding Co

Chrysler GTS sedans are driven on board the dedicated carrier Nosac Star, marking Chrysler Corp.'s r

NWA INC. (St. Paul, Minn.) Benjamin G. Griggs Jr. has been named executive vice president, a new pos

It was a near thing, but House and Senate subconference staffs finally worked out an acceptable mari

Argentina's second debt-swap auction attracted bids worth $220 million, according to local banking s

Batus May Up Offer For Farmers GroupLOUISVILLE, Ky. - Batus Inc., in a letter mailed Monday,