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Marketing industry myths depicting the 50-and-over set as stodgy, set-in- their-ways and slowing dow

House and Senate negotiators appear headed toward a revenue-raising package that would affect pensio

The U.S. dollar declined broadly Tuesday despite an uptick on technical factors and a White House st

Japanese institutional investors in U.S. real estate consider it their most important investment in

A bill that would reduce mandatory automobile insurance requirements in the state was approved by th

A federal grand jury investigation in Chicago is focusing on whether Outboard Marine Corp. of Waukeg

The shrinkage of the world's merchant fleet slowed during the 12 months before June 1987, but figure

The crew of a cargo ship in distress in the North Atlantic abandoned the vessel Tuesday morning but

Dec. 15 Baltic International Freight Futures Exchangeprev.Close High Low

Hercules to Boost Film CapacityWILMINGTON, Del. - Hercules Inc. announced plans for a compre

The Environmental Protection Agency expects to again approve use of the herbicide Alachlor under res

Japan Doesn't Expect Discount CancellationsJapanese oil companies have not had, and do not e

In his airline days he dealt closely with the air freight forwarders, and in his present career as a

Freight rates will remain flat or rise slightly in 1988, but the shipping industry will face such "z

Wells Fargo Armored Services Corp. of Atlanta shows off what is believed to be the world's largest a

The California Truckers Association has volunteered to transport donated foodfrom farms and

Third quarter profits generally were lower for a diverse group of trucking companies reviewed this w

It appears the Kuwaitis won't be chartering any U.S. government-owned tankers after all. The

Dusseldorf to Host Packaging ExhibitionPACPRO 88 - The International Exhibition of Packaging

Soviet Workers Protest Management AttitudesPlant workers in Yaroslavl, angered at having to

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U.S. international transactions in services in the third quarter were in deficit for the first time

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

After-tax profits of U.S manufacturers rose to a seasonally adjusted average of 5.6 percent of sales

Massachusetts drivers will probably face an average 8.5 percent auto insurance rate hike in 1988, bu

The Treasury Department said a measure promising utility customers quick refunds averaging $223 coul

Cogenerators and independent power producers say a plan to begin competitive bidding for new electri

Holiday travelers will find lower prices for all grades of gasoline in California this month, the Ca

Working Rig Count Rises by 29 to 1,181The number of oil and gas drilling rigs working in the

A decline in the dollar's value has stimulated westbound air cargo demand across the Pacific, allowi

U.S. military leaders aren't exactly overjoyed by the performance of a new helicopter they are using

Xtra Corp. reported net income of $4.8 million, or 53 cents a share, on revenue of $67.1 million for

The crew of a tugboat that sank last week drifted on a life raft for six days before arriving Monday

Despite deletion of the maritime concessions from the proposed U.S.-Canadian trade agreement, the sh

The Kodiak, the third of Sea-Land Service's new D-7 containerships built for service between Alaska

Leaders of the Association of South East Asian Nations agreed Tuesday to modest tariff cuts on goods

The United States and Canada are being targeted for substantially increased imports of Hong Kong-mad

As 25 million South Koreans go to the polls today for their first direct election of a leader, many

Britain's trade with the rest of the world was deeper in the red during the first nine months of the

Citing deaths and injuries, labor leaders are campaigning to let the voters decide whether to resurr