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The United States and Japan renewed a 1983 energy accord under which Japan pledged to buy more coal,

The Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management is finally giving wide dissemination to some

An Amoco Corp. subsidiary made a significant natural gas discovery in the Dutch North Sea. A

Britoil, Britain's largest oil exploration and production company, rejected a revised takeover bid T

The Navy will launch two new ships in ceremonies Saturday in Baltimore and New Orleans. The

Electronic data interchange is a hot subject for Haggar Apparel Co. of, Dallas - hot enough for the

The United States has a responsibility to the international community to support the sagging dollar

The Bundesbank Thursday spoke out firmly against capital adequacy requirements for commercial banks

NO WONDER the industry has an image problem. At Tuesday's meeting of the American Insurance

Gov. Thomas H. Kean said he is willing to consider proposals to repeal the state's no-fault insuranc

The aviation community has closed ranks to voice nearly unanimous opposition to a plan aimed at rest

"Black Monday" may have clouded financial waters and given Wall Street investors a bath, but it bare

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The Federal Maritime Commission has refused to scrap its tougher rules for dealing with any problems

Britain's Civil Aviation Authority has given the go-ahead for the resumption of flights from the new

In what appears to be a tactical move, the Teamsters union has accepted federal arbitration to end i

The U.S. semiconductor market continued strong through the last month of 1987, according to a widely

New York Gov. Mario M. Cuomo and Quebec Prime Minister Robert Bourassa will review an agreement toda

The expanding role of electronic communications in international trade will be explored this month i

The former chief of the Hong Kong stock exchange, Ronald Li, will appear in court today on charges r

South Korea will emphasize price stability, balanced international payments and expanded welfare as

Rising demand for autos, building materials and hardware pushed sales by U.S. retail stores up 0.7 p

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

The European Community "regrets" the U.S. call for an investigation into alleged curbs on the export

Thu., Jan. 14, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

The implications of Canada's new free trade agreement with the United States will be examined today

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

Wilh. Wilhelmsen has released figures that show that the Norwegian shipping company has managed to h

In spite of congressional attempts to create a system of licensed, inspected disposal sites for toxi

Voice Tapes Reveal De-Icing Time LapseThe cockpit voice tapes from Continental Airlines Flig

The United States has salved an old diplomatic wound by agreeing to seek Canadian permission before

Jim Amoss, chairman and chief executive of Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., is a pleasant, affable sort of

First it was Wall Street. Now it appears that Madison Avenue is going under, too. Down Under

Canada's merchandise trade surplus fell to C$677 million in November from more than C$1 billion in O

The crimson liquid pushed its way up from deep in the earth. It cracked the parking lot of a senior

January 14, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallo

Americans who are shivering through an arctic blast may take solace in knowing that relatively mild

Alan MacKay, Distrigas Corp. president, said customers questioning an interim contract for Algerian

The Iroquois Gas Transmission System will file a supplement to its original pipeline certification a

William P. Verdon is president of the United Shipowners of America, the new shipping trade associati