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FIDELITY BANK (Philadelphia) - Bernard J. Morgan was named chairman and chief executive officer of F

If the Senate Banking Committee has its way, bank holding companies will win vast new securities pow

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Energizing a huge bureaucracy can be a tough job. James J. Kirk, director of the port depart

A federal court decision will mean that people in the Pacific Northwest can keep buying cheap electr

The Japanese government appeared Thursday to be edging closer to phasing out its controls on beef an

Working for a private company after spending years with a public agency - the Port Authority of New

At cocktail parties, ears seemed to perk up when John Brill talked about his position as acting mana

British Columbia's Alcan Aluminum Ltd. is scouting the pulp and paper industry for partners to build

Under pressure from congressional investigators, the Army has told its top Corps of Engineers genera

In order to supply quickly the $100 million worth of goods required for its major Exhibition India p

AAR Corp. Purchases Fourth Boeing 737-300ELK GROVE VILLAGE, Ill. - AAR Corp. has purchased a

Carolina Freight to Use Honeywell MainframeCHERRYVILLE, N.C. - Carolina Freight Carriers Cor

Cummins Engine Co. is worried that it has less than two years to perfect a new technology that its c

The Royal Dutch/Shell Group of Companies announced a 14 percent rise in fourth quarter 1987 net inco

Mar. 3, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

The long-static naphthalene market may warm up over the short term as a result of new applications a

Arnold Davis is out on the waterfront these days, talking with fishermen who will use the newly crea

U.S. electronic data interchange standards are on the march. Ballots will be sent out soon t

SHELL OIL CO. (Houston) - John F. Bookout said he will resign June 30 as president and chief executi

Airbus Industrie, the European commercial jet manufacturer, says a year-long search for a site to bu

The nation's most modern steel rail-making plant, shuttered since mid-1987 as a result of the bankru

West Germany's planned financial futures market is still on target for a late 1989 start-up, Ruedig

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ACT/PACE (New York) - Charles N. Fawcett was ap- pointed senior manager, inward sales and service. P

Four key congressmen urged the Reagan administration to withhold a scheduled payment of some $6.5 mi

Fluor Unit Awarded Bristol-Myers ContractIRVINE, Calif. - Fluor Daniel, a unit of Fluor Corp

BROWNING-FERRIS INDUSTRIES INC. (Houston, Texas) - Marcia Williams joined the company as director of

A British company has developed an electronically controlled bench-top instrument as an alternative

Led by a huge jump in industry-leader General Motors Corp.'s sales, automakers sold 25 percent more

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

Transcon Lines Inc. will ask its Teamsters employees to accept further wage cuts in an 11th-hour bid

The nation's efficiency in churning out goods and services improved slightly in the fourth quarter o

US, Soviets to Meet To Discuss Grain PactThe United States and the Soviet Union will meet Ma

The coming of interactive computer airline reservation systems was as essential to our modern air tr

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries has no plans to hold an emergency conference, desp

Do trade incentives promote commerce? In the case of Scottish Development Agency they sure d

The head of the Military Traffic Management Command doesn't believe cuts in the Pentagon budget will

Sea-Land Gets OK On Sailing RequestThe Maritime Administration has agreed to allow Sea-Land

John F. McCaffrey, a former chairman and chief executive of Frank B. Hall & Co., was named senior vi