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The move by Citicorp to add $3 billion to its loan loss reserves marks a new phase in how commercial

The Nakasone administration reportedly is considering proposing a multinational semiconductor agreem

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Opponents fired off a series of cross-charges in a heated antitrust lawsuit pitting a small New York

Highway Trust Fund Pushed in New YorkALBANY, N.Y. - New York state needs a highway trust fun

The agenda for the economic summit in Venice next month may have to be rewritten as world leaders as

Citicorp's decision to take a multibillion-dollar bath in LDC debt in the current quarter has turned

Intercargo '87, May 20-22, Los Angeles Airport Hilton Exhibit Hall, Contact Larry Newton, Mack-Brook

The U.S. maritime administrator indicated the Office of Management and Budget may temper its opposit

1087.5 (May 20) Previous day - 1094.0 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in L

BOX CARGO ON THE RISE: For the first nine months of fiscal 1987, the port of Charleston container to

The secondary market in Third World debt has spent several years developing a clever system that cre

United States Lines Inc. has asked a U.S. bankruptcy court for permission to sell some of its ship e

For John S. Reed, chairman of Citicorp, the Latin American loan problems that caused the nation's bi

Citicorp's decision to increase it's loan loss reserves by $3 billion is being greeted here with mut

TERMINALS EASY TO 'SELL': OOCL's Oriental Freedom unloads cargo at Wando Terminal. The harbor, meas

Citicorp's big decision to take a hit now on its Third World loans doesn't make the Federal Reserve'

Life insurers in Massachusetts will oppose vehemently, perhaps in court, a proposed state regulation

The surety and fidelity insurance industry's present rating-making system will most likely remain in

The Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee voted Wednesday to approve reauthorization of the

Distillate fuel (gasoil) futures closed quietly lower Wednesday. The market was unimpressed by the "

A House subcommittee looking at the need for product liability law reform isfinding that the

Fireman's Acquires 9.2 percent Stake in A&AAlexander & Alexander Services Inc. announced Wed

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

May 20, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

Tokyo-based Nippon Telegraph & Telephone Corp. Wednesday announced it is inviting manufacturers to s

South Korea, alarmed by its fast-growing trade surplus with the United States, said it will restrain

The government of Thailand is moving to increase exports of textiles, for which the United States is

Sterling Continental Starts Brazil OperationVAN BUREN, Ark. - Sterling Continental Corp. sai

Blood Glucose Monitor Designed in Hong KongA portable blood glucose monitor that gives accur

Concern is growing in the U.S. leather and hide industry over sky-rocketing prices and over-reliance

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

A new service, Transatlantic Transfer, has been set up by a British venture capital group to help Br

Top Stories The odds are that Congress will approve a new tariff schedule called the ''harmo

Ex-Im Bank Suspends Cover for ZambiaThe Export-Import Bank suspended export credit insurance

The government plans to double output capacity at three of Liaoning province's largest iron and stee

The government plans to double output capacity at three of Liaoning province's largest iron and stee

Increased production of freshwater and marine fish farm products could become the dominant element i

Japanese camera and copier maker Canon Inc. is buying a stake in Energy Conversion Devices Inc. and

More foreign investment is needed if a key development area in southeastern China is to meet its gov