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A grant from the United Nations means a sale for the largest U.S. computer maker to help upgrade Chi

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China's unwieldy economy is beginning to overheat, posing a serious dilemma for policy-makers and ca

Most New York-area maritime businesses felt only minor effects from Tuesday's power failure that shu

Arco Chemical Co. said it has completed the divestitures required by the Federal Trade Commission an

U.S. businesses are a step behind their competitors as U.S. politics keeps them from joining the gro

The return of peace in the gulf has increased demand for shipping through Dubai. Freight shipments c

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural ServiceAgric

ICC CLARIFIES HEARING LOCATIONThe Interstate Commerce Commission revised its earlier announc

The U.S. dollar moved broadly higher Wednesday on news of possible U.S. military action in the Midea

A Colorado company has joined the hunt for oil in Trinidad and Tobago. The company's involve

New York Mercantile Exchange Sept. 17, 1991CRUDE OIL(1,000 barrels; dollars and cent

U.S. exports to the gulf could exceed $10 billion this year, setting an all- time record. Th

Reconstruction and the resumption of normal trade with the gulf has boosted demand for air transport

John Morrell and Co. will close its Montgomery, Ala., beef-processing plant in November because of a

HONG KONG, VIETNAM TO RESUME AIR LINKSHong Kong and Vietnam have signed a bilateral agreemen

The Federal Aviation Administration said Wednesday it plans to call in officials of American Telepho

A naval blockade of the Yugoslav port of Rijeka has sent Czechoslovakia and Hungary on a frantic hun

A USAir executive seems to have emerged as a leading candidate to head the new Pan American World Ai

Alzheimer's Day Care Inc. had no idea it was taking a flyer when it purchased $40,000 of municipal b

Cargo insurers have adopted a wait-and-see attitude about an international legal issue that could ha

FMC STREAMLINES RATES ON AWARDSThe Federal Maritime Commission is changing its rules to prov

China's chemical industry output totaled $2.3 billion (12.32 billion yuan) in August despite severe

Canada's national ports agency is siding with Canadian railroads on some tax matters that rail offic

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

Shipowners continue to have problems with late freight payments by Soviet grain purchasing agency an

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

Irrevocable letters of credit and ocean bills of lading are commonly used to finance the sale of goo

The shutdown of New York-area airports Tuesday night delayed delivery of Wednesday editions of The J

Flip through the back of the U.S. International Trade Commission's schedule of U.S. import tariffs,

U.S. airlines and their shippers agree on the need to forge a better means of communicating electron

A return to the gold standard for the Soviet ruble would be impractical in the transition to a marke

Canada Tuesday said it approved an application by Romania for a US$277 million loan to complete the

Legislation aimed at protecting insurers from fraudulent claims by tow truck operators cleared the C

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Sept. 18, 1991 RESELLER Rack_Prices are in cents per gallonUnleaded Mid-

The International Coffee Organization holds its full council here next week to discuss, among other

Despite a recent slackening in investment demand for gold by Asian countries, overall demand will sh

Wed., Sept. 18, 1991 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

Unrestricted trade between the Soviet Far East and the economic powerhouses on the Pacific Rim could