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FOREIGN JOINT VENTURES DROP 40 PERCENT IN INDIANEW DELHI, India - The government approved 60

Vapors of a cleaning solvent leaking from equipment used to mix chemicals led to the deadly explosio

NYMEX MEMBERS WANT BY-LAWS KEPT INTACTMembers of the New York Mercantile Exchange (Nymex) vo

July 24, 1990 Dubai Crude Oil(Dollars Per Barrel)Open Close Prev.

An administrative law judge Tuesday recommended that Rosenbalm Aviation Inc. and its principal custo

A Boeing Co. decision to build a $350 million wing plant - its first facility in the Tacoma area - n

A Pacific Northwest lumber company says it's sending executives to Siberia next month to select timb

How does the "Atlantic Rim" grab you? Lillian Liburdi, director of the Port of New York and

Mid-July daily U.S. car sales fell 13.6 percent from last year to an annual rate of 6.87 million uni

CHINA'S TRADE SURPLUS RISES TO $11 BILLIONChina's foreign trade surplus hit $11.2 billion in

A $58,000 Rolls-Royce, millions of dollars in antiques and a rare book worth $17,000 are among the l

Some Siemens AG executives really see red when they look at the financial statement of Siemens Corp.

July 24, 1990 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

MICHIGAN PURCHASES 7.2 PERCENT STAKE IN NAVISTARThe state of Michigan has taken a 7.24 perce

Shipyards in China exceeded their targets for the first half of the year, with record orders and red

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A "Health Care Partnership" program to provide medical care for the more than a million Pennsylvania

The table headlined "May 1990 Box Volume," which appeared in The Journal of Commerce July 13, on Pa

WIS. CUSTOMS BROKERS JOIN NATIONAL GROUPDEARBORN, Mich. - The board of the National Customs

ALEXANDER & ALEXANDER SERVICES INC. (New York) - Kevin J. Smith was named vice president and control

SINGAPORE MART REACTS TO OPEC'S MEETINGThe approach of OPEC's meeting this week in Geneva sl

The government is further liberalizing steel policy to woo the private sector and boost production,

RUSSIAN REPUBLIC SIGNS PACT WITH ILLINOISThe Soviet Union's biggest republic and the state o

July 23, 1990 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low

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Japanese companies are lining up for an ecological face-lift, but industry analysts say the new look

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

Costa Container Line will assume a lower profile in the U.S. East Coast shipping market this fall if

The year 1990 is expected to be the worst in history in terms of fire-related property damage claims

FOREIGN INVESTMENTS BY S. KOREA INCREASESEOUL, South Korea - Investment by South Korean comp

A bipartisan commission appointed by Congress to address the nation's health care crisis said govern

More petrochemical capacity is being added in Indonesia, despite growing concern in the region over

AUSTRALIAN COAL TRADER TARGET OF TAKEOVERSYDNEY, Australia - An Australian mining company an

Australia's leading environmental group said Sunday it opposes any oil drilling in the Coral Sea bec

Gasoline prices, which normally go up this time of the year as more people take to the road on vacat

Critical fuel shortages facing Soviet farmers this year will mean the loss of 25 million metric tons

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Friday at 230.30 off 0.83 which compares w

Nearby barge freight rates, currently at or below published tariff, could stay low for another two m