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The new Greek government under Premier Constantine Mitsotakis launched an austerity program in April

New York Mercantile Exchange June 5, 1990CRUDE OIL(1,000 barrels; dollars and cents

Du Pont Co. said it secured the U.S. marketing rights to a biological insecticide made by Novo Nord

A Senate committee Wednesday approved a plan to break a "circle of poison" by banning the export of

June 6, 1990 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Tuesday at 240.74 up 1.51 which compares w

INDIA - $300 million from the World Bank to expand the nation's cement output, a $736 million projec

A rebirth of regional business is opening up opportunities for U.S. companies in northeastern China,

The United States and more than 30 other donors met in Rome Wednesday to discuss an urgent $350 mill

In the East River case (476 U.S. 858) of 1986, the Supreme Court formally incorporated shoreside pro

West Germany's economy is still roaring ahead after an eight-year boom, giving no hint of weakening

TAIWAN'S EXPORTS FELL BY 10.2 PERCENT DURING MAYTaiwan's exports declined 10.2 percent in Ma

Eric Whitman wants his vodka more often than once a month. He's hoping the new maritime agreement be

The 1984 Shipping Act should be revised to make it easier for shippers and carriers to negotiate con

Gerald Seifert, a leading architect of the Shipping Act of 1984 and among the most influential marit

DELAWARE RIVER STEVEDORES INC. (Philadelphia) - Robert W. Palaima was named president of the stevedo

Having managed to recover further in 1989, the shipping industry must now concentrate on the twin is

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The demand for insurance in East Germany "will rise considerably" after July 2, an insurance broker

Western allies began meetings in Paris Wednesday to explore the easing of curbs on high technology

LUGAR WON'T BUDGE ON TARGET PRICE FREEZEThe Senate Agriculture Committee is getting strong o

Major ports in the Pacific Northwest intend to ask President Bush to change a new U.S.-Soviet mariti

Soviet radicals, led by new Russian President Boris Yeltsin, plan to push the process of reforming t

The six leased MD-83 planes used by the bankrupt German Wings airline will be returned to their owne

Import capacity at Frankfurt Airport has increased 60 percent with the recent introduction of a new

The U.S. dollar was higher late Wednesday on technical buying in the absence of new fundamental news

FED UNLIKELY TO EASE RATES BEFORE AUGUSTU.S. stock and bond markets, buoyed recently by pros

The jointly managed ports of Bremen and Bremerhaven in West Germany expect to handle a rising amount

CONSOLIDATED FREIGHTWAYS INC. (Menlo Park, Calif.) - Robert T. Robertson was elected senior vice pre

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A hearing today before a federal bankruptcy court in Wilmington, Del., should indicate when Canadia

Japan should offer more know-how on technology, management and industrial policy as part of its econ

Armed with a court order from British Columbia's Supreme Court, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police pe

FOREIGN FREIGHT TRAFFIC ASSOCIATION, lunch cruise, June 8. From South Street Seaport, New York. Cont

* Trading With Greece 4A * Tom Connors - Washington 8A* Garamendi Wins. Calif. Insurance Rac

South African gold mines are battling against losses and closure because a slump in the price of gol

U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter Wednesday insisted that Japan loosen its ba

Aided by full order books and high utilization of its shipyard capacity, Bremer Vulkan AG moved into