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Greyhound to Purchase Trailways; $80 MillionGreyhound Lines Inc. last week said it had reach

The World Bank announced a $929 million loan package for India for power and water projects.

Free Trade Talks Resume in OttawaThe U.S.-Canada negotiations on a proposed free trade agree

Report Due Out Today On World AgricultureThe U.S. Department of Agriculture will issue its r

Free Trade Talks Resume in OttawaThe U.S.-Canada negotiations on a proposed free trade agree

Canadian business circles responded generally favorably to the tax reform proposals unveiled by Fina

The second week of June saw gasoline prices slow their seasonal spiral, according to the state Energ

The Quebec government says it is confident that electric power sales to the United States by Hydro-Q

New Policy on Exports To Syria in EffectThe Commerce Department is requiring validated licen

U.S. inventors will find it easier to patent their inventions in some foreign countries after July 1

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

The Massachusetts Port Authority fears that truck traffic to its Moran Container Terminal may be imp

Business is booming on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, the world's biggest, but foreign brokers face an up

Port Authority police have confirmed that federal agents succeeded in smuggling weapons through secu

A vice president of the International Organization of Masters, Mates, and Pilots has called on the s

Metro Has Agreement To Purchase ChaparralMetro Airlines has reached an agreement in principl

A New Orleans barge line, Canal Barge Co., has won a $212,000 contract to haul tons of artillery, in

Officials of the United Auto Workers and General Motors Corp. are leaning awayfrom a system

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Attorneys for asbestos producers and asbestos victims were scheduled to appear in U.S. District Cour

A growing push to define illegal insider trading is sparking debate whether the insurance industry w

A Dutch ship delivering a pair of new cranes for the port of Los Angeles pass beneath the Vincent Th

The U.S. government posted a total deficit of $35.744 billion for May after a $38.657 billion surplu

When the weather is clear, Joseph J. Pinola often can see about a dozen milesfrom his 59th-f

Trade enhancement through the standardization and simplification of customs procedures will be one o

Major Refiners Hike Crude Buying PricesA number of major oil refiners announced last week th

Consumers Power Co. will stop taking coal deliveries from Peabody Coal Co. next month, and will star

New England could face electricity shortages as early as 1990 if a decision blocking proposed Canadi

The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc

G-7 Finance Officials Plan September MeetFinance ministers and central bank governors from t

New Amtrak Station Slated for OctoberDENAIR, Calif. - An Amtrak passenger train station at D

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Business executives are the most heavily represented group on federal advisory commissions named by

Direct foreign investment in Japan has increased in recent years but is smaller and growing far more

At least 200,000 workers will commute into the nine-county San Francisco Bay area by 2005 to meet th

Russ Banham has joined The Journal of Commerce, a Knight-Ridder newspaper, as insurance editor, repl

Unocal Corp. says it won't install fluidized bed combustion technology at its Parachute Creek Oil Sh

It is so basic in concept that every schoolkid understands it instinctively, but it is often ignored

Heavy-Duty Drain Rids Equipment of FluidsA heavy-duty drain from Britain for use on compress

CompuChem Corp. announced that its subsidiary, CompuChem Laboratories Inc., was awarded $6.3 million