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Air Midwest operated 12.7 million revenue passenger-miles in February, down 5.3 percent from 13.5 mi

International travelers arriving at some major U.S. airports this summer will be greeted by Agricult

It's clear to Matty Morgenstern, president and managing director of Zim Israel Navigation Co., that

Capital I Day will focus on preparing for uncertainty and change March 15 in Bethesda, Md. For infor

The Sydney Futures Exchange hopes to develop a 24-hour trading system in order to protect itself ag

Customs Service officials pledge they will be ready when the United States finally adopts a new harm

Evergreen Marine Corp. of Taiwan and Costa Container Lines of Italy announced they plan to operate a

Borden Increases Formaldehyde PriceCOLUMBUS, Ohio - Borden Chemical, a division of Borden In

Tennessee Valley Authority said it awarded two spot coal contracts for its Kingston, Tenn., plant an

House Panel to Probe Black Lung ProgramRep. Nick Rahall, D-W.Va., said the House Labor Stand

The U.S. Geological Survey has lowered its estimates of undiscovered onshore oil and gas in the Unit

The Transportation Department rejected an insurance industry request to require black box recorders

No evidence has been found to substantiate suspicions that hazardous chemicals may have been dumped

CF AirFreight to Base DC-8 Jet in AlabamaHUNTSVILLE, Ala. - CF AirFreight, one of the nation

NJ Assembly to Get Train-Crossing BillTRENTON, N.J. - A bill aimed at keeping trains from bl

Robert L. Dion was elected president, chief executive officer and a director of Physicians Insurance

The troubled Hong Kong Futures Exchange has tapped a Canadian, Douglas Ford, aged 45, as its new chi

Fri., March 11, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U

The head of Mobil Corp. said that the company has no immediate plans for the $1.5 billion it will ge

Australia's second largest life office is looking for a suitable U.S. insurance company it can purch

In a story that appeared in March 9 editions of The Journal of Commerce, the Associated Press errone

Declines in the costs of food and energy pushed wholesale prices downward last month, while retail s

AVIATION Boeing formally accepted the first Chinese-made tail fin for its 737, with more to

The National Security Council has met during the past several days to determine what actions to take

News item: bright, young director at one of the West Coast's largest ports, who rebuilt his port's b

Bilspedition, the big Swedish transport company, is building up a vast credit reserve in U.S. dollar

The local economy, wholly dependent on trade, is likely to show real growth this year of no more tha

Environmental protection agencies and some government organizations in the Caribbean say the region

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David Hollingsworth has rapidly gained a reputation for strategic chemical moves on the global playi

Norsk Hydro is considering a compensation suit to recover the cost of repairs to Oseberg B, the Nort

A dissident member of the National Maritime Union has filed a lawsuit in federal court seeking to bl

Subway commuters on Friday refused to leave a train delayed because a man fell under the wheels.

Currency traders expect the dollar to be tested later this week if the U.S. trade deficit for Januar

President Reagan has renewed his promise to veto the omnibus trade bill now in Congress if the final

The Inter-American Development Bank's president suggested a five-year grace period for heavily indeb

Japanese corporations that went bankrupt with debts of 10 million yen or more numbered 823 in Februa

The trans-Pacific eastbound rate-making body announced a series of inducements to encourage shippers

The Mexican Economy: National and International Considerations. March 14-15. The Graduate School and

Moody's Downgrades Arkansas P&L RatingsMoody's Investors Service lowered its securities rati