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Ford to Export Taurus, Bronco to SwitzerlandFord Motor Co. has begun exporting its U.S.-buil

The Jamaican government has asked the island's courts to appoint an independent receiver to manage t

AIR CARGO A Federal court judge has let stand restrictions against a New Jersey cargo compan

The Senate Banking Committee could compromise on the issue of granting banks insurance powers by all

Laid-off union coal miners would for the first time be able to claim new jobs at non-union mines als

ASHLAND OIL INC. (Ashland, Ky.) - Thomas L. Feazell was elected administrative vice president.

The International Petroleum Exchange of London will urgently and diligently pursue a European crude

BANK OF AMERICA (San Francisco) - Larry D. Hartwig was named senior vice president to manage this ba

A group of railroads is about to form a network that will expand RoadRailer service significantly al

Interstate Commerce Commission inaction on cases involving Guilford Transportation Industries Inc. h

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

Tugboat workers on strike against McAllister Brothers subsidiaries in Baltimore, Philadelphia and Ha

Employees of Emery Air Freight Corp., already the company's largest shareholder, have increased thei

For the week ended Jan. 2 total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 72,

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Richard Lyng arrived in Indonesia Wednesday to seek support for a U.S.

The improved U.S. balance of trade in November, analyzed in terms of physical quantities, was the re

The Soviet fashion industry has designs on Dallas. Yri Soloviev, president of the Society of

Nordson Corp. and Precision Tools Ltd., of Rueti, Switzerland, are cooperating in the design, manufa

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The Hartford Insurance Group is urging liability insurers to agree to a program of pre-funding of st

The Florida Insurance Department has narrowed the scope of a proposed regulation that will restrict

A team of scientists left for Greenland last week to see whether the Earth's protective ozone layer

The Illinois Commerce Commission said that adopting mandatory policies on power wheeling for the sta

Western Co. of North America, struggling from five consecutive years of losses and a heavy debt load

Natural Gas Pipeline To Offer Open AccessLOMBARD Ill. - Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America

The state government of Maharashtra has rejected a request by debt-laden Scindia Steam Navigation Co

Struggling U.S. Truck Lines Inc. will be acquired by a former executive of IML Freight Inc. in a dea

American Carriers Inc. criticized a proposed tender offer from Baytree Investors Inc., challenging t

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Traditional Exports Coffee, tea, pyrethrum (a non-toxic insecticide), cashews and macadamia

Korean Steel Exports Expected to Rise 25 percentSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's steel exp

The U.S. dollar rose against all major currencies except the Japanese yen Wednesday on reports - lat

He is a scion of one of the best-known families in the United States. He can count himself among the

A Hong Kong-based company wants to move reindeer from the Northwest Territories to British Columbia

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

Cabinda Sells Portion Of Angola HoldingsChevron Corp.'s subsidiary, Cabinda Gulf Oil Co. sol

The railroad industry may be willing to compromise on some issues as Congress modifies the rail indu

XTRA Corp. has yet to decide what to do with about 100 people and $124 million in cash that will be

Two officers for an industrial trade group warned Wednesday the United States could lose some gains

Fashion designer Pierre Cardin is getting ready to dress millions of Chinese. The French cou