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Cold Weather Boosts Sales at Baltimore GasBaltimore Gas & Electric Co. said that during Janu

A union ban on loading coal onto vessels that fly flags of convenience in New South Wales ports has

Feb. 23, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

DOE Sets Entry Date On Clean Coal ProjectsThe Energy Department said proposals are due May 2

As gasoline prices head downward for the fourth straight month, motorists arefinding unleade

Fuel tanks buried in residential lots across the state pose a potential threat to the environment, p

23 Companies Seek Norwegian ConcessionsOSLO, Norway - Twenty-three oil companies had filed a

The British government cleared the way for the British Petroleum Co. PLC, or BP, to complete its 2.

Algerian liquefied natural gas deliveries to Boston harbor are expected to resume this fall as a Cab

Hungary's state airline, Malev, which has had to scrap some of its Soviet- made airliners, has bough

By the turn of the century, even the hottest of today's U.S. tactical combat aircraft - the F-14s, F

Jeremy Marshall, chief executive of British Airports Authority PLC (BAA) has claimed that the author

East Germany's state-run airline, Interflug, hopes to lease two Airbus A300 jetliners from the West

Larry L. Rodberg proffers his card with its distinctive Eden scrawl obliquely set in one corner, and

Carl H. Pohlad was named chairman of the executive committee of Texas Air Corp. His new position was

Like many medium-sized cities, Birmingham, Ala., recognizes the importance of having frequent air pa

Kantz to Head Itel SubsidiaryCHICAGO, Ill. - Itel Corp. has appointed Philip C. Kantz presid

Amtrak, Neb. Disagree On Cause of Car FireOMAHA, Neb. - An Amtrak official disagreed with Ne

Rio Grande Industries might reap more from selling off excess real estate than the $1.8 billion the

The key rail labor organization Tuesday gave its conditional support to Rio Grande Industries Inc.'s

For the week ended Feb. 6 total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 10

A prominent shipowner says proposals by President Reagan's Commission on Merchant Marine and Defense

Shippers feel the first three years under the 1984 Shipping Act have generally been positive, and th

NY Traffic Normal Despite Tugboat StrikeShip movements in New York harbor remained normal, t

Ports today exert little control over cargo. In this age of intermodalism, large shipping companies,

U.S. Truck Lines Inc. shut down two of its money-losing subsidiaries in a bid to revive the ailing c

Trucking industry use of electronic data interchange gradually is increasing in depth and breadth, a

Wedge Trucking to Buy PMT of the SouthwestABILENE, Texas - Wedge Trucking Co. has agreed to

IU International Corp. will be acquired by an investors group that includes the company's management

Ed Guilbert, known as the high priest of electronic data interchange, or EDI, is finding success wit

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An ocean carrier conference submitted to the Federal Maritime Commission a last-minute alternative f

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The Federal Maritime Commission has entered into a $300,000 settlement with CMB and Deppe Line, an o

IBM will donate semiconductor manufacturing equipment to four California universities that carry out

Several U.S.-based companies still are beefing up investments here despite the loss of Singapore's d

This newspaper's series of articles on trade between the United States and its key partners is furth

Engineers call the costs of professional liability insurance their No. 1 headache. The Ameri

The honeymoon may be over for dual-career couples, at least when it comes to health-care benefits.

MBIA Inc. Net Rose In Fourth QuarterWHITE PLAINS, N.Y. - MBIA Inc., the holding company for