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Officials of Australia's Port Adelaide believe a berth extension and related improvements to its fac

A Federal Maritime Commission law judge recommended slapping two cruise lines and their president wi

A Senate panel Thursday will begin probing the mind of Supreme Court nominee David Souter, whose bac

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The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index - considered a leading indicator of probable inflatio

Rohm & Haas Co. price increases for glacial acrylic acid and butyl acrylate described in The Journa

There is plenty of money to be made by countries buying low-grade rice from Thailand at below-market

The country's biggest port, Bombay, is hiking some charges substantially in a bid to shift business

The replacement of China's Premier Li Peng by a little-known politician as head of the State Commiss

The restrictive monetary policies pursued recently by the Group of Ten industrialized countries hav

AMERICAN INSURANCE COS. (Indianapolis) - The following employees were promoted: F. Ernest Ba

U.S. Shipowners want Uncle Sam to bail them out from the war risk insurance costs that have soared i

MIDWY AIRLINES flew 471 million revenue passenger-miles in August, up from 361.9 million in August 1

The European Commission will sound out the Soviet Union today on the creation of a European Energy C

Van Ommeren Ceteco, the international transport, bulk storage and trading group, said Monday that C.

A plan by a private company to build a container transfer yard is putting diplomacy to the test in t

Worldwide mergers and acquisitions, resulting in fewer insurance and reinsurance companies, may mean

Federal standards with state enforcement for the insurance industry - particularly reinsurers - is a

Otter Tail Valley Railroad, a short line in western Minnesota, has a big problem: too muchrailroad w

The community Monday signaled its interest in restoring normal relations with Iran in the wake of th

MIDAM SET TO BEGIN NIGHT TRADE SEPT. 27The MidAmerica Commodity Exchange Tuesday announced i

S. KOREA'S YUKONG SET TO OPEN NEW FACILITYSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's Yukong Ltd. is

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DEFECTIONS SHUT DOWN UNDERWRITING BUSINESSHAMILTON, Bermuda - Mark Hardy, chairman of Forum

It's probably lucky that the current crisis in the Middle East didn't happen 10 years fromnow.

Sept. 11, 1990 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represen

NORTHWEST FILES FOR US-SYDNEY ROUTEST. PAUL, Minn. - Northwest Airlines Tuesday filed an app

Peru hopes higher oil prices caused by the Persian Gulf crisis will attract private investment to ta

East Germany's Soviet-made nuclear power plants are likely to be closed for good after German unific

ABOARD THE USS WHITE PLAINS - The USS White Plains may lack the steely glamour of aircraft carriers

The House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee is expected to send a bill tightening Federal Mari

US TEXTILE WORKERS MARCH ON WASHINGTONU.S. textile and apparel workers and representatives f

A sharp spike in motor fuel prices last week threatens to bring recession to this high-income Caribb

FRENCH FIRMS, SOVIETS SET ADVERTISING VENTUREA French media advertising group, an import-exp

AUSTRALIAN WHEAT CROP MAY EXCEED FORECASTSSYDNEY, Australia - Australia's 1990-91 (April-Mar

An American company has clinched part of a US$2.4 billion olefins project in Indonesia, the first of

Sept. 11, 1990 JAPANFinancial FuturesJapanese Gov't BondsPer 10-year, 6% bon

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The Mexican Finance Ministry announced Monday that it would auction $1.5 billion in bonds as part of

Primerica Corp. and its subsidiary, Transport Life Insurance Co., are in discussions with KWA Financ