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NEW EPA REGULATIONS FOR NON-CONFORMING VEHICLES. The Environment Protection Agency's revised regulat

Close to 2 billion new jobs would have to be created by 2030 if the goal of full employment were to

If you have not done so already, you still have a month to learn all you can about how the Tax Refor

The Transportation Department's request for pre-hearing conference delayed a labor panel's hearing

Flowers cut early in the morning in a Dutch greenhouse will be on sale in Los Angeles later the same

Monday's story reporting the use of an Apple Macintosh SE computer by a top Kremlin official said th

Scientists at Sandia National Laboratories have cast aside a popular theory and developed a new meth

Two shipping lines may be fined millions of dollars by the U.S. Customs Service because large shipme

Independent insurance agents in the Midwest are locked in a legal battle with insurance regulators o

Both the owner and the unions of the Springfield Terminal Railway have asked for an arbitrator to ta

Risk Retention Market Slowing Down in Vt.MONTPELIER, Vt. - Tough state reviews and a softeni

IMF Begins Talks With South KoreaSEOUL, South Korea - The International Monetary Fund began

Sweden is investigating U.S. claims that Swedish-made boats are being supplied to Iran and used in t

The port of Seattle will try to retain the services of James Dwyer as a consultant after his resigna

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The Norwegian shipping company A/S Laboremus and a shipping pool, Norwegian Gas Carriers, have incre

Rohm & Haas Hikes PricesRohm & Haas Co. has announced a 6-cent-a-pound increase on hydroxyet

Koppers Co. is suing Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc. and British investor Brian Beazer, accusing them of

Schering to Purchase Cooper Lens BusinessMADISON, N.J. - Schering-Plough Corp. has signed a

The First Pacific group, a banking-to-shipping conglomerate, is buying a California-based telecommun

The Delaware Chancery Court Friday denied the Henley Group's motion for a preliminary injunction in

Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp. is pulling out of its last Indian venture after a two-year wait for

Motorists paid less at the gasoline pump during the past two weeks but the price drop - an average o

The strike at the Indian Head Mine is in its fifth month, but neither management nor union miners ar

While negotiations between Pittston Coal Group and the United Mine Workers continue, union members i

The Illinois Insurance Exchange reported gross written premium of $14.55 million for January, down f

B.A.T. Industries PLC, the British tobacco, financial services and retailing multinational, said it

The volume of Japanese currency circulating overseas soared in the past two years due to the steady

GONDOLIERS SINGING ITALIAN SONGS should be enough to make any celebration festive, but Tom Burke, ex

James K. Coyne Founding President, American Tort Reform AssociationTOPIC: Tort Reform

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

U.S. computer technology has at long last penetrated the Kremlin. Abel Aganbegyan, an econom

Is Washington anything like a Soviet prison camp on the outer reaches of Siberia? That stran

The Defense Department unnecessarily forked over as much as $3.4 million in fees to the U.S. Customs

A University of Chicago breakthrough in collecting solar energy may open the door to a new way of ge

UK Trade Deficit in '87 Smaller Than ExpectedBritain's deficit on trade in goods and service

1582.0 (Mar. 11, 1988) Previous day - 1576.5 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchan

Like the couple who argue whenever they're together but can't live apart, customs brokers and the U.

It was a marketing phenomenon that turned into the focus of an international battle with multibillio