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The United States is likely after all to launch Indonesia's next communications satellite following

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

Argentina and Brazil are working to coordinate a common stance against overseas creditors or, local

The United States still wields the most clout in the organization that administers the world's tradi

A court of arbitration in Stockholm has ruled that Cool Carriers must pay five fired executives more

A new bunker fuel facility at the port of Coos Bay, Ore., is doing almost twice as much business as

Deficit reduction talks inched forward Thursday with hints of progress but no final agreement on a p

Some of the most potentially devastating provisions of the U.S. House and Senate trade bills are of

Sanity and stability are returning to the insurance industry, with prices falling in many lines and

Japan will lift import restraints on several agricultural products that reportedly violate the Gener

Back when Lyndon Johnson was president, he used to remind his critics, "I'm the only president you'v

US Bank Completes Mexican Debt SwapNEW YORK - Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co. said it comple

Violation Unlikely To Hurt PilgrimThe Massachusetts Insurance Department's chief counsel say

When the editorial board of The Journal of Commerce met recently with leading maritime experts to di

Trade negotiators charged with devising a strengthened international system of fair trade rules for

Ensidesa, the Spanish steel company, is the latest victim of the tight supply of coking coal availab

Japanese petrochemical manufacturers, once again making big profits, find themselves at a crossroad.

Thousands of union jobs fell through an enormous loophole in a new "job security" contract when Gene

Canada's trucking industry still has to follow a U.S. lead and cut its overhead by as much as 15 per

Admiral of the Ocean Sea Awards. Sponsored by the United Seamen's Service. Dinner. Nov. 6 at the New

Natural gas seems to have the long-term advantage in the battle for the U.S. home heating market.

Keeping in touch with what travelers, an especially executives, want in the way of services and prod

Operators of commuter ferries across the Hudson River are like riverboat gamblers, betting that futu

South Korea Expects Exports to Jump 16 percentSEOUL, South Korea - The Trade and Industry Mi

President Jose Sarney called a special meeting for Nov. 25 of Brazil's national computer policy coun

Dublin has taken a major step forward in its plans to become Europe's newestfinancial servic

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NY Sues Rochester Gas Over ReimbursementROCHESTER, N.Y. - Attorney General Robert Abrams wil

November 5, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallo

Oil analysts say a forecast published today by the International Energy Agency predicting rising oi

A bill to modify the Staggers Rail Act appeared headed to victory before the House transportation su

Socialist-backed Genoa Port Authority President Roberto d'Alessandro is understood to have no intent

Japan has stopped flooding world markets with low-cost computer chips, the U.S. government says, but

Japan urged the U.S. administration to remove the sanctions against Japanese electrical imports that

Comdisco Inc., a computer leasing company, said it will get out of the risk- arbitrage business beca

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

Operating Income Increases at AIGAmerican International Group, Inc. reported operating incom

A Kimberton, Pa., family is suing Mexicana Airlines over a flight that it says was rerouted to accom

A.L. Labs Completes Revco Unit PurchaseFORT LEE, N.J. - A.L. Laboratories Inc. completed the

Many economists see Japan as the world's richest nation because of the strong yen, trade surplus and