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Taiwan's commercial sector Thursday reacted to the death of President Chiang Ching-kuo with a drop o

The Interstate Commerce Commission Thursday said it plans to render a decision on the sale of Southe

Sea-Land Service Inc., containership subsidiary of CSX Corp., had operating income of $77 million in

AVIATION The aviation community has put aside traditional differences to oppose Massport's P

Investors continue to keep a watchful eye on AIDS research, but the initial stock market surge fuele

Saudi Arabia denied it was selling crude oil at prices below the benchmark of 18 us dollars barrel s

American Association of Port Authorities. Workshops on computer development and application. Jan. 21

Canadian Pacific Ships will join forces with Barber International to form a new ship management comp

General Motors Corp. said that its medium-duty trucks sales hit a 14-year high last year while its l

The Hong Kong Association of Banks, an officially sponsored cartel, released details Thursday of its

Indonesia's Exports Rose 19 percent in 1987JAKARTA, Indonesia - Indonesia's exports in 1987

Mail-order prescription drugs could shape the pharmaceutical industry's competitive landscape by the

Burlington Sells NC Fabric PlantGREENSBORO, N.C. - Burlington Industries announced that is h

Shippers' claims that the Staggers Act needs to be revised to permit competitive access are simply a

Sometime soon, the computer programming industry may face some difficult decisions about free spirit

Cuomo Recommends Rail ReappropriationALBANY, N.Y. - Gov. Mario M. Cuomo has recommended reap

Shippers must redouble efforts to help railroads stem a rising tide of legislatively mandated operat

Barges dumping sludge in the Atlantic Ocean off New Jersey have until May 31 to install "silver boxe

Rep. Fortney Pete" Stark, D-Calif., said he will introduce a bill to deny tax benefits for buildings

High-seas seizures of cocaine by the Coast Guard more than doubled from 1986 to 1987, and the Miami-

A National Maritime Union dissident says he'll sue if union officials don't act by Feb. 12 to call a

1374.5 (Jan. 14) Previous day - 1369.0 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in

A Finnish businessman, stuck with 350,000 bottles of brandy from the Soviet republic of Georgia that

Bankers are getting tired of waiting for the government to deregulate their industry. So they're doi

Federal transportation safety officials want restrictions on news media helicopters, which they say

A partial merger between a U.S. drug manufacturer and its Brazilian counterpart has all the trapping

Senator Line, the fledgling round-the-world container line that has shunned the International Longsh

Trade frictions continue to plague U.S.-Japanese relations, despite an effort by Japanese Prime Mini

Rate Bureaus Propose 4 percent Freight Rate BoostLOUISVILLE, Ky. - The Central and Southern

NY Stock Exchange Curbs Program TradingNEW YORK - The New York Stock Exchange said it would

Microgenesys Expands AIDS Vaccine TestingWEST HAVEN, Conn. - Microgenesys Inc. has received

Siemens Reorganizes Operations in USSiemens has reorganized the U.S. activities of its KWU G

Egypt Reduces Prices For Crude ExportsEgypt reduced official selling prices for crude oil by

The heavy truck industry rolled across the finish line of 1987 like a red-hot engine ready for a vic

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Claris Corp., a subsidiary of Apple Computer Inc., is entering the international computer market wit

War-Risk Rates Eased In the Persian GulfMarine insurers have marginally reduced the addition

Trucking industry earnings should rebound this year from their punishing 1987 lows, but unsettled fr

Some foreign investors in Rolls-Royce PLC, the airplane engine maker, are going to be forced by the

NY-Quebec Pact Aims At Canadian ScofflawsNew York Gov. Mario Cuomo and Quebec Prime Minister