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The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index inched higher last week but analysts following the in

The oil company Panoco Holdings AG, based in Switzerland, on Thursday signed a 25-year, $600 million

Illinois Gov. Jim Edgar has named Stephen F. Selcke director of the Insurance Department. Mr. Selcke

A group of leading Mexican and American corporations are due to release a six-point plan today for f

Ever seen a hedgehog fly? A Japanese video game maker has, and it's not altogether pleased. Giving t

U.S. air carriers looking to re-enlist in the military's Civil Reserve Air Fleet program will find a

An explosion of illegal television channels and pirated movies again are overwhelming local authorit

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Thursday at 212.72 up 0.49 which compares

General cargo volume declined in the Port of Boston over the past year as imports of Japanese cars d

Brazil's No. 2 and No. 3 commercial airlines, Viacao Aerea de Sao Paulo, or VASP, and Companhia Aere

Lewis H. Bowers has joined this air freight forwarder as regional vice president for the southern re

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Global Ocean Carriers said its profit and revenue for the three months ended June 30 declined from t

Rep. Stephen J. Solarz, D-N.Y., contended Friday that the United States and Japan should work to cre

DUTCH SHIP OPERATOR POSTS GAIN IN INCOMEROTTERDAM, Netherlands - Van Ommeren Cetco, a Rotter

A congressional proposal requiring U.S. businesses operating in China to adhere to strict and stipul

Sept. 6, 1991 JAPANFinancial FuturesJapanese Gov't BondsPer 10-year, 6% bond

Concern that freight bookings by the Soviet Union may push freight rates higher on the U.S. Gulf-Jap

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GUARDIAN LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF AMERICA (New York) - Frank J. Jones was named chief investment office

Kemper Corp., under pressure from investors to reduce its exposure to the troubled real estate marke

A bumper 1991-92 (October to September) high-grade cotton harvest in China's northwest Xinjiang Uygu

Insurers and companies that rate them are feuding over whether the raters should be permitted to pub

Fri., Sept. 6, 1991 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U

Making telephone calls from overseas hotels to a traveler's office or home can be one of the more ex

Japan's aid policy toward the Soviet Union "will become more positive" in view of the vast changes t

The Interstate Commerce Commission has shown again that it is a shipper's best friend when it comes

The Soviet Union eventually may withdraw its military forces from Cuba but has no plans to end its e

TIRE VENTURE FORMED IN CZECHOSLOVAKIAHANOVER, Germany - Continental AG has signed a prelimin

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The Hungarian currency, the forint, is close to becoming convertible, and the balance of payments is

The Italian chemical, industrial and agribusiness giant Ferruzzi Group said it is expanding its pres

A host of shipping-related issues face Congress as it returns to town this week after a lengthy summ

US TO OFFER AIRLINES SATELLITE NAVIGATIONThe United States will offer a worldwide satellite

Ghana and the World Food Program Thursday signed two agreements for aid to improve the country's dis

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European Community foreign ministers were unable to agree on liberalized agricultural access to EC m

The U.S. Customs Service last week raided 23 offices of Chinese-owned businesses as part of an ongoi

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The gulf war has destroyed Saudi Arabia's northeast coast and killed much of its wildlife, according