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Some ocean carriers, consolidators and freight forwarders say they have stopped handling Panamanian-

European oil prices continued to strengthen, buoyed by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Count

Burnout. Exhaustion. Intense public scrutiny. Low pay and long hours. These are some of the

Japan's refusal to mandate access for foreign firms to certain public works projects in its private

The March 23 story on Aldus Corp. misrepresented first quarter financial statistics as applying to t

Shanghai Firm Exports 50 Million CondomsThe worldwide AIDS epidemic has increased the demand

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

Trading with the Soviet Union. March 28-29. World Trade Institute, World Trade Center, New York, N.Y

Roy F. Weston Inc. has been selected by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to negotiate a cont

Scientists have identified a tiny portion of the AIDS virus outer coat as a potentially promising ta

As the giant trade bill conference enters its final week, many of the issues critical to the legisla

After years of wrenching reorganization, the sprawling Jardine Matheson group reported after-tax pro

Britain's current account deficit hit a disappointing 720 million (US$1.3 billion) in February, a f

Declining international competitiveness may jeopardize growth throughout U.S. industry, the Organiza

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COFFEE, SUGAR & COCOA EXCHANGE (New York) - Allan C. Grommet, has joined the futures exchange as chi

ICN Pharmaceuticals Inc. says it has sold the 8.6 percent stake in Swissdrug-industry giant

March 25, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

THE FLYING TIGER LINE INC. (Los Angeles) - Frank L. Forster was named vice president, maintenance an

The General Electric Credit Corp. says the $92.8 million decimal point fight is far from over in the

The property/casualty and life/health insurance industries are regulated by a system of state insura

The life insurance industry is breaking with insurance agents and suggesting more moderate taxation

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development and three other international bodies have

South Korea's GNP Posts Drop in GrowthSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's gross national prod

When television cameras captured the images of two British soldiers being beaten and killed last wee

The ingredients that have created the 13-pound wheel of cheese Brian Bailey thumps with his thumb in

New orders for U.S.-built machine tools nearly doubled in February from a year earlier but were up o

Members of the congressional trade bill conference and the Reagan administration have reached accord

Rockwell International Corp. is pushing its line of onboard data recorders into a market that seems

AVIATION Air Line Pilots Association President Henry Duffy calls on Washington to help impro

Even as U.S. negotiations for a new long-term grains deal with the Soviet Union winds through the lo

BRAE Corp. Narrows Its 4th Quarter LossBRAE Corp. narrowed its fourth quarter loss to $5.3 m

WE'RE JUST PLAIN FOLKS, might be the motto in the secretary's office at the Department of Transporta

Mexico, an independent oil exporter with a long record of cooperation with OPEC, is apparently resis

Indonesia Won't Budge On Oil Price to JapanJAKARTA, Indonesia - Indonesia will not sell crud

A Maine congressman released data from the Federal Railroad Administration that he said shows Guilfo

The Brazilian government has published resolutions that loosen shipping freight conference regulatio

SAS Group Reports $5.1 Billion RevenueThe SAS Group earned $291 million on revenue of $5.1 b

Bailout legislation that would allow Blue Cross, a non-profit hospital service, to sell a subsidiary

The president of the Motion Picture Association of America says the entertainment industry depends o