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Noble Announces Gas Find in GulfARDMORE, Okla. - Noble Affiliates Inc. announced a natural g

Thomas D. Simpson has begun his duties as a vice president at the Railway Progress Institute, the as

U.S. businessmen are beginning to aggressively re-establish export markets and should be highly comp

As a girl in grade school, it was exciting to get my first pair of nylon stockings - seams and all.

One of China's northeastern industrial centers is looking for foreign know- how and equipment as it

Improperly labeled shipments of hazardous materials are a widespread problem in the transportation b

Health-Care Insurers Plan to MergeNAUGATUCK, Conn. - Alternative Health Care Systems Inc. an

India Issues Summons For Carbide OfficialsBHOPAL, India - Former Union Carbide Chairman Warr

British Petroleum's proposed takeover of North Sea oil company, Britoil PLC, looks more likely to su

Two W. German Yards Ink Cooperation PactFRANKFURT, West Germany - Bremer Vulkan AG, the Brem

A Liberian-registered car carrier was sailing out of a British Columbia port, en route for Japan, wh

A good truck driver is hard to find. In the Midwest, change that to near impossible, according to so

The Panama Canal continues to function normally despite the political uproar shaking that country.

Iveco Adds 4 Dealers To Sales NetworkBLUE BELL, Pa. - Iveco Trucks of North America Inc. sai

After years of haunting U.S. truck makers, it looks as if the phantom class may finally be giving up

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A small company seeking a niche in the gourmet pasta market is ready to unveil a new weapon combinin

A government advisory committee on agriculture said the production cost of domestic beef and milk pr

Tugboat owners and union crews in New York harbor are girding for a strike next week when a three-ye

AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINES (San Francisco) - Richard A. Johnson was named director of the Pacific Nort

Ohio Edison Sales Rose 5.5 percent in 1987AKRON, Ohio - Ohio Edison Wednesday said total kil

Aromatic Solvent Spot Prices JumpA major producer revealed that spot prices for toluene have

Most U.S. coal exporters are optimistic that the tentative agreement on a new national coal miners'

Rumors of another accident at a Soviet nuclear plant began Wednesday morning in European financial m

As Massachusetts officials tout natural gas as a source of relief for New England's electricity supp

The Interstate Commerce Commission has formally clarified its stand against labor protection in most

GE Information Services Co.'s new deal with Can/Am Tech Inc. puts it into a new marketplace.

The Federal Maritime Commission has a history of approving charter deals like Sea-Land Service Inc.'

The pending return of the world's largest containerships to service by threetrans-Atlantic s

CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE (New York) - Theodore Wolf joined the Canadian bank's New York-ba

Japanese farmers are the world's most highly subsidized and protected, according to one of the best

Mexico registered an $8.43 billion trade surplus in 1987, an increase of 83 percent over 1986, the g

By 6:30 most evenings the cobblestone market square that forms the heart of West Germany's capital h

Commerce Says Dutch Dump Brass MaterialsBrass sheet and strip from the Netherlands are being

U.S.-flag ocean carriers won one cargo preference fight between government agencies but lost a secon

The Reagan administration is opposed to legislation requiring the use of U.S.-built barges to haul s

Waterfront management and the Port Police & Guards Union in New York harbor have agreed on a new lab

Maine state legislators will file a bill shortly that could condemn unsafe railroads and transfer ow

Mass. Insurers Trying To Cut Car Repair CostSome auto insurers in Massachusetts are setting

Japan will propose in forthcoming international negotiations on agriculture trade that nations be en