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Some ranchers think a fat, black, sway-backed breed of Japanese cattle may do for the U.S. cattle in

The Bonn government doesn't intend to provide subsidies to certain ailing sectors of the east German

When Evan Cattanach walks through a revolving door in America - nose first - underwriters at Lloyd's

U.S. farmers could idle about 8 million to 10 million acres under the 1991 wheat acreage reduction p

Costa Rican President Rafael Angel Calderon returned from a two-week visit to the Far East this week

Air cargo companies are doing boffo business carrying promotional material for the movie industry.

MOBIL SIGNS CONTRACT FOR PERU EXPLORATIONLIMA, Peru - Mobil Corp. signed a $107 million oil

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Monday at 226.44 up 0.22 which compares wi

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The United States is preparing punitive trade action against $420 million in European Community expo

FRENCH FARM INCOME EXPECTED TO RISE IN '90French farmers' gross income is projected to rise

ONTARIO CONFIRMS STATE AUTO PLANOntario's new Premier Bob Rae confirmed Tuesday that the pro

The European Commission is looking at establishing regulatory bodies to deal with future postal serv

Dockworkers went to the ballot box Tuesday to vote on the ratification of a master contract covering

Talks between the United States and the European Community aimed at resolving an escalating dispute

Hazardous cargo and ship movement data should be moving electronically between five of Europe's lead

A brand new dollar bill in a piece of junk mail sent by a company that has no listed telephone?<

The story headlined "Cigna Withdrawal Expected To Spur Capacity Pressures," on Page 13A in The Jour

CanadianOxy Chemicals advised the employees at its Nanaimo plant that the production of chlorine and

EXXON PLANS EXPANSION PROJECTDARIEN, Conn. - Exxon Chemical Co. has announced plans to signi

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The ambitious capital spending program of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey would have t

Aluminum ingots- $1,640-$1,700 per ton lots & in warehouse min. 99.

Nov. 20, 1990 JAPANFinancial FuturesJapanese Gov't BondsPer 10-year, 6% bond

Three weeks after its sudden closing by its financially troubled operator, the Howland Hook containe

GERMANY OFFERS HELP TO E. EUROPEAN NATIONSGerman Chancellor Helmut Kohl offered his country'

The Canadian Wheat Board will switch to a daily pricing system for domestic milling wheat on Jan. 2

ALGERIA - $65 million from the World Bank for a pilot program to improve the country's university sy

A U.S. trade official urged the Japanese Tuesday to strive for a "dramatic breakthrough" to prevent

A steady increase in domestic and transshipment business prompted ambitious expansion plans for St.

The Interstate Commerce Commission Tuesday voted to review its rules governing freight-hauling contr

TRANSCISCO UNITS SIGN SOVIET JOINT VENTURESAN FRANCISCO - Transcisco Industries Inc. said it

S. KOREAN TRADE DEFICIT SOARS TO $6 BILLIONSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's trade deficit

AMERIJET CANCELS WEST COAST OPERATIONOAKLAND, Calif. - Amerijet International Airlines cance

TERPSTRA BECOMES CHAIRMAN OF AAPAThe executive director of the Port of Tacoma will chair the

A decision on the fate of Interflug, the former state-owned airline of what was East Germany, is exp

STONE & WEBSTER GETS WESTERN ENERGY PACTWestern Energy Co. awarded Stone & Webster Engineeri

Tue., Nov. 20, 1990 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U

Nov. 20, 1990 No. 4/ No. 6/ No. 6/1% 1% 0.5%Buckley d38.8

The International Monetary Fund may lend up to $3.5 billion over the next year to help developing na