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WILL THE REAL ADMINISTRATOR PLEASE STAND UP? T. Allan McArtor, the new head of the Federal Aviation

Mass. Insurers Expect Fight Over AIDS TestsLife and health insurers in Massachusetts expect

Nissan Conducting Voluntary Van RecallCARSON, Calif. - Nissan Motor Corp. U.S.A., distributo

Gary Henderson is learning the methods that have built the Japanese auto empire - and preparing to t

"Self-inflicted" injuries have stymied Australia's coastal shipping, says William Bolitho, chairman

France is sending a fourth warship, the 4,000-ton antisubmarine corvette Georges-Leygues, to the gul

The first comprehensive national survey of state agencies involved in the siting of new commercial h

Vista Chemical Co.'s net income in the third quarter ending June 30 increased to $15.6 million, or 8

Britain's leading charter airlines Friday joined the battleground surrounding British Airways' contr

In a story published July 24, Union Carbide Corp. net income should have been reported as down 82 pe

A federal bankruptcy judge on Friday gave Texaco Inc. a 120-day extension of the period in which the

Farmers on this southern Greek island famed for its succulent, honey-colored raisins called sultanas

Peru's plans for countertrade, the much advertised solution to its foreign debt conundrum, are being

Japan Air Lines, soon to become a private company, hopes to cash in on the experience and product de

Brock Adams' return to Washington in 1986 was much smoother than his sudden departure eight years ea

British Coal faces the prospect of a new strike by miners in its Yorkshire coal fields who have alre

The typical U.S. car contains 15,000 parts, including dozens of switches,lights and other el

A ship carrying 8,000 tons of food to refugees and famine victims in the Middle East and Africa has

Canada fully endorses the U.S. decision to escort Kuwaiti tankers in the gulf, External Affairs Depa

While they didn't attract wide attention, there are provisions significantly affecting ocean shippin

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Latest official statistics show output is falling for Argentina's state oil corporation but rising f

Chicago-based Amoco Corp. is expanding its oil exploration ventures in sub- Saharan Africa.

Taiwanese Trade Team Buys Automatic TellersCANTON, Ohio - A trade delegation from Taiwan has

Bent on weekends of wine and women, droves of Saudi Arabians are crossing the newly opened causeway

A Swedish company has developed a portable fire emergency kit in collaboration with SAS health servi

AVIATION Investors in Bromon Aircraft Co. seek to prove the viability of venture capitol wit

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972.5 (July 24) Previous day - 969.5 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in Lo

Union Carbide Corp. agreed Friday to pay a record $408,500 fine to settle hundreds of contested heal

Hoosier Energy Rural Electric Cooperative Inc. in Indiana is trying to buy out a coal contract with

The State Department probably will arbitrate its $42 million construction insurance policy on the U.

It costs more to get a barrel of crude oil into major U.S. ports than it does to get the same oil ou

Alcoa Increases Prices Of Alumina ProductsAlcoa's industrial chemical division is increasing

Williams to Halt Gas Transport ServiceTULSA, Okla. - Williams Natural Gas Co. announced that

Even though the price of oil has topped $22 a barrel, experts disagree over how well the U.S. energy

When South Korean representatives silently bowed to the audience at a ceremony for a new USS-POSCO s

In the world of theater and insurance, a white mouse with a leading role can command a $5,000 premiu

The U.S. dollar declined against most major currencies Friday in quiet trading. Dealers said

The merger of two major South Korean ocean carriers, Korea Shipping Corp. and Hanjin Container Lines