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A major U.S. stevedoring company, Ceres Corp. Inc., will become the operator of a general cargo whar

Breaking down the walls separating bankers and insurers just isn't worth the risk. So say a

Profits have been growing in the U.S. textile mill industry, the U.S. International Trade Commission

Like many of us, Peter Mills once struggled through New England winters. He shoveled snow, paid fear

Prospects for 1988 look much brighter, if not glorious, for international automakers operating in Br

The Boeing Co. intends to build an advanced 747 jumbo freighter, using technology developed for a ne

Libya has imposed restrictions on the import of some goods from Italy, France and Britain following

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Hertz Corp.'s admission that it bilked customers and insurers of millions ofdollars underlin

Shamrock Reports Profit in QuarterSAN ANTONIO, Texas Diamond Shamrock R&M Inc. reported fou

Singapore and Bangkok, Thailand, are pulling out all the stops to promote themselves as air cargo hu

Kansas City Southern Industries Inc. has, as expected, asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to r

An Australian company has become the largest private railcar operator in Europe. When the la

On June 9, 1987, the Indian-registered vessels Eris-Kay and Chandidas and two other vessels were nav

General Motors Corp. reached a last-minute tentative agreement with a United Auto Workers local that

Circle Express Inc. accelerated its rapid growth this week when the acquisition-hungry trucking comp

Taiwanese Production Up in Several SectorsTAIPEI, Taiwan - Production in Taiwan increased in

Further restrictions on imports of sugar-containing products by the United States could postpone, bu

Officials in China are taking steps to upgrade the edible oil industry as consumer demand rises.

Agriculture Secretary Richard Lyng Tuesday said he would like to see the United States and the Sovie

Prices of index futures appear to reflect new information entering the market at least five minutes

ATLANTIC REFINING & MARKETING CORP. (King of Prussia, Pa.) - Jorge Pinon was named vice president of

Monoclonal Mart Expected to SoarThe U.S. market for products based on monoclonal antibodies

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Red Arrow Freight Lines Inc. will end its intrastate Texas trucking service to concentrate on buildi

1391.0 (Jan. 26) Previous day - 1394.0 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in

South Korea's oceangoing merchant ships declined in number last year, but the fleet's total capacity

AIR CARGO Singapore and Bangkok are hustling to keep pace as the Asia-Pacific region's air c

U.S. officials will focus on foreign investment, technology transfer and patent and trademark proble

A top-level Soviet trade delegation arrives in Tokyo today, but a leading Japanese expert on the Sov

The lower dollar helped U.S. textile manufacturers boost sales at a huge household textiles trade fa

President Reagan will ask Congress to expand duty-free treatment for importsfrom the Caribbe

Ship operators and airlines are getting a good deal on insurance ratesbecause of an unhealth

Britain could become a steady billion-dollar annual market for U.S. farmers, joining such super-buye

London AIDS Summit Opens on Gloomy NoteThe first global AIDS summit opened Tuesday with a pr

Argentina and Spain will sign a five-year economic cooperation agreement in Madrid Feb. 1, that will

U.S. corporations are trading foreign currencies more actively than in the past and, in many cases,

A bill to offer health insurance to five million Californians who can't obtain private coverage or d

Corroon & Black Corp. could boost its first-quarter earnings figure by more than $5 a share if the s

What would be the immediate effect on world oil supplies if the Iran-Iraq war led to the blocking of