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Wayne Angell, Federal Reserve governor, Tuesday rejected further easing of monetary policy, despite

Unilever United States Inc. said it will buy the assets of the Katalco hydrotreating catalyst busine

Higher freight costs are driving up manufacturing costs and hurting sales, but the continued strengt

CALIF. MAY REPLACE QUAKE-DAMAGED ROADSAN FRANCISCO - Nearly a year after the World Series ea

A gala celebration is being planned for the Pennsylvania Turnpike. The road, America's first super h

Sept. 25, 1990 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represen

Sept. 25, 1990 RESELLER Rack-Prices are in cents per gallonUnleaded Mid- Pre

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

A NEW TOOL TO HELP EXPORTERS reduce currency exposure was introduced this week by International Risk

Two of Brazil's largest exporters of orange juice concentrate will inaugurate a plant in the Soviet

European Commissioner of Industry Martin Bangemann remarked that internal divisions within the Europ

An Indian victory on textile shipments to Norway could pave the way for progress in India's wider ba

Farrell Lines Inc. is not initiating service to the Port of New Orleans, contrary to what was state

Secondary market prices for debt of the Philippines slid further this week amid continuing worries a

Cleopatra Haslip's journey to the U.S. Supreme Court started with a kidney infection that put her in

MEETING SET IN CALIF. ON HEALTH CARE CRISISBlue Cross of California has invited physicians a

Chinese economists have called for China to step up economic reforms during the Eighth Five-Year Pla

SEALIFT COMMAND CHRISTENS FLEET OILERThe Navy's Military Sealift Command christened its newe

The American Soybean Association stands by the marketing loan as the best means of boosting U.S. soy

Baltic Shipping Co. has decided to steer its own fate in international waters, rather than be given

Sept. 25, 1990 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

Maritime cadets will be able to obtain dual shipboard licenses as part of a five-year training progr

A Gorthan Lines vessel has become the first commercial user of the Port of Richmond's channel lights

The Australian subsidiary of the U.K.-based Legal and General Insurance Group supports the growing l

One way for U.S. companies to begin offshore manufacturing is through subcontracting with a foreign

A group of ship lines serving the trade between North America and West Africa postponed the effectiv

Business and labor leaders in Canada had opposite reactions to the news that the federal government

COMPUTER GROUP SAYS TRADE TALKS TOO SLOWThe International Information Industry Congress expr

A story on the textile industry's reaction to a Senate bill that would restrict textile imports, pub

Soviet shipping companies and ports no longer will wait for Moscow's lead to capitalize on the poten

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1175 (Sept. 25, 1990) Previous day - 1179 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

At a small testing company in a rural part of eastern Washington, European sales suddenly are five t

Platinum's premium over gold could disappear in the current economic climate, analysts and dealers h

Mineroperu has lost about US$5.5 million in copper concentrate, cathode and refined zinc production

ASIAN STOCKS SLUMP ON HIGH OIL PRICESSurging oil prices and the Middle East crisis hit Asian

The key words in a program for a new fast sealift cargo ship are money and design flexibility, and t

The political infighting on legislation that would redefine what constitutes longshore work at U.S.