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OFFICIAL URGES JAPAN TO CURB MONEY GROWTHJapan should curb its money growth to help strength

The first anniversary Wednesday of the abolition of Britain's Dock Labour Scheme, which for 42 years

If the purpose of a free trade agreement is to bring together countries whose economic strengths com

CYPRUS TO WRITE DOWN KANAWHA INVESTMENTCyprus Minerals Co., Englewood, Colo., will write dow

New York Mercantile Exchange June 29, 1990CRUDE OIL(1,000 barrels; dollars and cents

ONE OF THE EIGHT SHIP LINES calling Jacksonville, Fla., from the east coast of South America reporte

Japanese Prime Minister Toshiki Kaifu hinted during a meeting with a high- ranking Chinese official

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Manufacturers and cruise ship operators are banding together to fight a government proposal to incre

Waterfront labor leader John Bowers angrily rejected management's proposal Monday to cut port costs

Foreign companies eventually will gain access to supply contracts here worth more than $500 million

Secretary of Transportation Samuel K. Skinner said the federal government must soon develop a nation

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service Agri

CSX Corp. earned $109 million, or $1.08 a share, in the second quarter, 28 percent lessthan net inco

Shipping interests in Europe are voicing dismay over the likelihood that pending U.S. legislation wi

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

Five natural gas transmission companies proposed a joint venture to build an onshore natural gas pip

July 2, 1990 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low

The U.S. dollar was broadly lower against most currencies Monday afternoon, after an upward spurt on

James O'Brien's departure from the Port of Oakland in mid-June as transportation director threatens

United Parcel Service will begin offering air parcel service to the cities of Soviet Central Asia, a

CLIPPER FREIGHT MANAGEMENT (Lemont, Ill.) - Richard J. Gutsell was appointed vice president of sales

Waterfront labor and management on the West Coast tentatively agreed Monday on a new three-year cont

Two containerships collided in the Chesapeake Bay Sunday night, severely damaging one vessel and pro

The Soviet Union imported 5.613 million metric tons of raw sugar in 1989, up 28.6 percent from the

BRAZIL SEEKS MEETING ON NEW COFFEE PACTBrazil asked the International Coffee Organization's

Top executives of leading Japanese building companies have disbanded a social club to help meet U.S.

Adding a new cruise ship and lengthening an existing one helped Carnival Cruise Lines Inc. boost its

A compromise proposal designed to break the deadlock over agricultural issues in the Uruguay Round t

THE CRB FUTURES INDEX declined during June, giving up gains of the two previous months. The

A separate intellectual property department came into operation Monday as part of the government's c

CONSTRUCTION SPENDING FELL 0.4 PERCENT DURING MAYU.S. construction spending fell 0.4 percent

European leaders attending next week's economic summit in Houston should put aside differences with

Ryan-Walsh Inc. has purchased Old Dominion Stevedoring Corp., a stevedore operating in the Port of H

When Wilhelmsen Lines AS advertised 30 job vacancies a few months ago, the company was swamped by 1,

Despite the unprecedented political changes that have swept Eastern Europe and many Latin American c

Business service centers to market Indian textiles and handicrafts will be set up in New York and s

AIR PRODUCTS COMPLETES SALE OF PVC BUSINESSAir Products and Chemicals Inc. said Monday it co

Exports come to mind quickly at the Agriculture Department when the livelihood of American farmers i

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