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California should be barred from creating its own unique licensing rules for truck drivers hauling h

Australian Cattleman Lobbies in JapanSYDNEY, Australia - The Japanese government and cattle

The U.S. textile and apparel industry's public awareness advertising campaign will spread to three m

The Federal Reserve has more maneuvering room these days to keep the economy growing while warding o

The Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) has charged Exide Corp.'s Allentown, Pa., bat

From an insurance viewpoint, the XV Winter Olympic Games can be labeled a success. The organ

Students in most other countries are far better educated in science than are U.S. students, accordin

Four Dallas businessmen Tuesday announced the formation of a trade merchant bank, Bristol Internatio

The Reagan administration decided it won't levy new economic sanctions, at least for now, against Pa

BASF, Indian Company Plan Caprolactam PlantFRANKFURT, West Germany - The Gujarat State Ferti

Hercules Inc. will increase the market prices of its full line of nitrocellulose products, effective

Renewed hopes for a regular container service on the Great Lakes were dashed when a vessel sank in t

Tue., March 1, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

NASA to Buy 747-100 To Transport ShuttleCAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - NASA will acquire a Boeing 74

Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha Ltd., the Japanese shipping company commonly known as K Line, announced severa

Marine Transport Lines Inc. reported 1987 fourth quarter income of $100,000, or 3 cents a share.

Exporters who ship goods from Washington state should check with suppliers to see how water shortage

Fifty-two people were arrested and at least $85,000 worth of exotic animals and organs seized during

Brazil reported a trade surplus in January despite complaints from exporters that they lost millions

For Evelyn Pinnells, it has been a year of depression, sleeping pills and anger. Anger that

High oil prices were the key to the economic slowdown in the United States and Japan during the 1980

The stakes continue to mount for the railroad industry in its latest court showdown with its unions,

U.S. companies will fuel an ambitious program in China to boost output ofacrylic fibers five

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Union Camp Corp. has invested $375 million for the restructuring of its Savannah pulp and paper manu

Gold prices will average around the current level of $430 a troy ounce over the next six months, bef

Colorado's first experiment with high-oxygen fuels ended Monday, without the epidemic of clogged fue

Long ago Larry L. Rodberg nailed down his philosophical line of demarcation between what has come to

American President Cos. said it is renaming its domestic perishable commodity carrier unit and upgra

Pursuit of American Denied to BaytreeOVERLAND PARK, Kan. - A federal court in Kansas City en

Congressional leaders are pressing President Reagan to lend his personal support to a controversial

Toy companies should get back to basics and stop trying to leapfrog each new gadget with more techno

A few months ago, Ted Ruhly, plain-talking president of Maersk Line, expressed optimism that U.S. ex

Lloyd's Syndicate Faces Pollution ClaimsA Lloyd's of London syndicate has asked for 4 milli

Now that it has seen threatened U.S. trade sanctions temporarily shelved, Brazil intends to keep soo

Ecova Corp. has acquired a license for Shirco Infrared Systems Inc.'s mobile incineration technology

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

Hadson Corp. said Tuesday that its Hadson Energy Risk Management unit signed an agreement in princip

How can oil producers, refiners, and fuel users protect against price volatility? A company believes

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