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The Consolidated Edison Co. improperly removed asbestos and failed to notify environmental inspector

Despite reduced earnings from most of their export commodities, Caribbean economies are expected to

U.K. stock market analysts have an optimistic outlook for share prices during the first quarter, as

Argentina's monthly inflation fell to 3.4 percent in December but the 12- month trend was double the

A British company has developed a chain saw sharpener that will grind saws quickly and accurately wi

Washington state expects exports to grow and overall trade to be reasonably healthy in 1988, state o

Japan Ready to Accept GATT's Import RulingJapan is ready in principle to accept last month's

Several thousand dairy farmers marched through downtown Tokyo protesting government plans to liberal

Jamaica's foliage and cut-flower industry expects bumper harvests this year to accommodate U.S. cons

General Motors Corp., blaming sagging car sales, is beginning an innovative series of staggered layo

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

Import Surge Blamed On Commodities FlowA semiofficial government analysis of U.S. trade data

After a tussle with seven other bidders, Unisys Corp., headquartered in Detroit, has won a US$650,00

Last November Liu Chih-yuan, a mainland Chinese pilot, flew his MiG-19 fighter to freedom in Taiwan.

A private economic mission of about 100 businessmen will visit Manila in early April to find out wha

West Germany expects an agreement on taking land out of agricultural production at the February summ

The Agriculture Department is seeking comments on proposed procedures for a referendum among cattle

Exports are the best alternative for the Brazilian beef market, and by the end of this decade beef c

An annual safety inspection program aimed at lowering the casualties of Panamanian-registered vessel

The fast-moving pace of business travel has been the main impediment to successfully producing trave

Cold weather continued to drive up heating oil prices on the New York Mercantile Exchange Thursday w

Beginning with today's issue, The Journal of Commerce once a month will include WorldPaper, a specia

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Indonesia Aims to Hike Tin Output This YearJAKARTA, Indonesia - Indonesia hopes to increase

The New York Court of Appeals Thursday upheld the state Department of Environmental Conservation's a

East German Leader Visits France for TalksEast German leader Erich Honecker began a historic

Japanese Firms to Cut Imports of Saudi CrudeFive Japanese oil distributors this month will c

The board of the New York Mercantile Exchange voted late Wednesday not to support a move from its cu

James Wansiewicz, Gulf Oil president, can thumb his nose at cocktail party gossips who insisted for

A tug of war has developed over a possible veto of a bill that would impose stricter U.S. citizenshi

A severe shortage of diesel fuel has resulted in train cancellations and forced farmers to leave tho

Oil companies have budgeted sharp increases in worldwide exploration and production spending in 1988

Phillips, DOE Reach $30 Million SettlementBARTLESVILLE, Okla. Phillips Petroleum Co. said t

The market for Peoples Gas Light and Coke Co. is virtually saturated and that has been a challenge t

Some of the nation's largest breweries are aiding communities in the Pittsburgh area whose water sup

What Washington giveth, it also taketh away. When President Reagan late last year signed the

American Airlines plans to begin daily, non-stop service from Raleigh, N.C., to Paris on May 26, rec

Kansas City Southern Industries Inc. Thursday vowed to pursue its quest for the Southern Pacific Tra

Union Workers Pan SEPTA ManagementPHILADELPHIA - Transport Workers Union Local 234 held a pr

Delta Begins Service With Latest MD-88LONG BEACH, Calif. - Delta Air Lines has begun service