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Seven Dealers Added To Hino's US NetworkORANGEBURG, N.Y. - Hino Diesel Trucks (U.S.A.) Inc.

Burnham Service Corp. is the target of an acquisition attempt by an international investors group, t

Iraq said Monday its warplanes raided two Iranian oil tankers, ending a nine- day lull in attacks on

Pan Am Corp. directors meet this morning to consider a package of concessionsfrom its unions

The president of de Havilland Aircraft Co. is Ronald B. Woodard. In a wire story about the Boeing Co

Saudi Arabia is evidently making good a vow by its oil minister that the kingdom would strive to pro

A storage tank caught fire Monday morning at Atlantic Refining & Marketing Corp.'s Philadelphia refi

If all goes as planned, there will be a new and different sound on the Portland waterfront competing

The big bang of the heavy truck industry in 1987 may have ended the year with a whimper, according t

Amoco Corp. will have to pay 252.8 million French francs ($85.2 million) for damages the French gove

The U.S. market for structural and specialty adhesives is projected to reach $1.87 billion in 1992 f

The dollar's fall of 18 percent against 10 major currencies in 1987 was good news for U.S. exporters

Touting the 98 percent literacy rate in Barbados, its cheap labor costs and proximity to the United

People whose blood pressure goes up only in doctors' offices may account for up to one-fifth of all

A machine that mixes, kneads and bakes bread and a "yardstick" that measures distance by ultrasound

In launching their bold diversification efforts, the planners at Japan's ailing steelmakers have let

Norway's Oil Minister Lauds OPEC StabilityCAIRO, Egypt - Norwegian Oil Minister Arne Oeien s

Merrill Lynch & Co. began the new year by quietly ending activities of the consulting group at its e

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

THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE Daily Industrial Materials Price Index of Sensitive Spot Commodity Prices on

U.S. plastics manufacturers asked the Commerce Department to investigate and recommend action agains

The nation's immigration reform may result in worker shortages for some manufacturers who have been

A privately owned Peruvian-flag carrier has asked for an exemption from the U.S. Federal Maritime Co

Edward V. Hickey Jr., who died last Saturday apparently of a heart attack, was an unknown quantity w

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The rising cost of liability insurance has led many New Jersey communities to bar children from sled

Forum Slated on AIDS In the WorkplaceNORTHBROOK, Ill. - Corporate America will present guide

Free Flow of Fish Gets Mixed ReviewsVANCOUVER, British Columbia - British Columbia fish proc

The fate of Australian uranium imports into the United States is in the hands of the Supreme Court.<

Stock index futures would be dealt a lethal blow if the Brady Commission recommendation on margins i

Mon., Jan. 11, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

Angry over U.S. demands that Japan open its farm products market wider, a major Japanese agriculture

U.S. automakers failed to take advantage of the high Japanese yen, instead raising their prices alon

Energy development, shipbuilding and metallurgy are the key industrial sectors in which the governme

The Chinese textile industry must attract further investment to spur development or "lose the race"

AVIATION The Soviet airline Aeroflot is under fire from the press, but unlikely to reform.

Foreign Minister Sosuke Uno headed for the United States Monday for talks with his U.S. counterpart.

1987 Air Accidents Topped 1986 TotalWASHINGTON - The National Transportation Safety Board's

The Federal Maritime Commission has directed five ocean carrier rate-making bodies to justify their

The improving trade between the United States and Colombia has prompted formation of a new ship line