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State officials will hold special meetings with New Yorkers who will be affected most by a new set o

In January 1982, a team of biologists from Philadelphia, Seattle and San Diego began what seemed to

Yankee Agrees to Sell Its Gas SubsidiaryThe Yankee Cos., Boston, said that it signed a defin

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

Alcoa Will Resume Mining in JamaicaKINGSTON, Jamaica - Jamaica has given Pittsburg-based Alu

The Bank of England's assessment that October's stock market crash has not seriously harmed world ec

The Reagan administration could close the U.S. market to fish from Japan to punish that nation for i

There is likely to be a court challenge aimed at overturning a Reagan administration waiver of a U.S

Feb. 11, 1988 Baltic International Freight Futures ExchangePrev.Close High

FEDERAL HOME LOAN MORTGAGE CORP. (Reston, Va.) - Richard A. Bottomley was named vice president of lo

THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE Daily Industrial Materials Price Index of Sensitive Spot Commodity Prices on

Waterman Steamship Corp., Farrell Lines Inc. and Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. have locked horns over se

Official letters sent by the Japan Shippers' Council to two more freight conferences seek six-month

A car import terminal near Vancouver is to be used to ship a test load of 4.4 million board feet of

Daishowa Paper Mfg. Co., a leading Japanese paper maker, won the go-ahead this week from Canadian of

The Federal Railroad Administration asked the Justice Department to take legal action against Guilfo

Anyone discarding laced sneakers for ones with the strips of Velcro is proof that a novel technology

Canadian business leaders praised Finance Minister Michael Wilson for retooling the federal sales ta

Canada wants the United States, its biggest trading partner, to import fewer foreign goods.

AVIATION Transportation Secretary James Burnley called for bold thought and action to produc

The chief representative of the French shipowners association has impressed colleagues in France and

NFC, Britain's biggest freight transport, storage, distribution, travel and property company, has co

Apple Computer has won an apparent victory in its fight to prevent a Brazilian company from selling

The surprising 0.5 percent rise in U.S. retail sales in January rules out acut in the Federa

France's Cie. Financiere de Suez and Belgian investor Andre Leysen Thursday agreed to restructure So

Despite January's record 15.5 percent monthly inflation rate, President Miguel de la Madrid promised

The new kid on the block is doing just fine, thank you! Lewis Horowitz, president of the New

Feb. 10, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Supplies of key petroleum products followed normal seasonal patterns, as distillate inventories decl

The tentative free trade pact between the United States and Canada benefits all of the world's tradi

William F. Bolger, president of the Air Transport Association, tendered his resignation Wednesday af

The Interstate Commerce Commission has lifted a long-standing cease-and- desist order against the Ba

Soo Line Plans Review Of Pact With CP RailSoo Line said it will review its traffic agreement

The impasse over selection of a chairman for the House Merchant Marine Subcommittee will be resolved

With one keen eye on overseas business confidence and a wary one on Beijing, the colonial government

Philippine Bill Boosts Rent for Military BasesMANILA, Philippines - Fifty congressmen filed

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The London Stock Exchange Wednesday urged dealers to increase the use of hedging techniques such as

Three of the state's largest auto insurance companies plan to raise their premiums as much as 15.6 p

The cost of providing health-care benefits to employees jumped by 7.9 percent per worker last year a