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Cargo volumes to and from the United States continued to grow at a healthy pace in this year's first

Move over, McDonald's. Japanese and South Korean companies are hoping that instant noodles will soon

The National Association of Manufacturers urged President Bush to sign a U.S.-Soviet trade agreement

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

Mix an East bloc athletic champion, a defection and a couple of beers, and what do you have? A possi

The Port of Genoa, crippled last year by a three-month labor dispute that halted container handling,

BORDEN INC. (New York) - Anthony S. D'Amato, who directed Borden Inc.'s exitfrom the commodi

Aluminum ingots- $1,900-$1,990 per ton lots & in warehouse min. 99.7 perce

European manufacturers that are installing Just-in-Time production systems can thank active pensione

I.T.O. Corp. of Baltimore is the Maryland Port Commission's choice to run the day-to-day operations

INTEGRATED LOGISTICS, one-day seminar, May 31. Westin Canal Place Hotel, New Orleans. Contact:David

CURRENT ACCOUNT DEFICIT NARROWS IN S. KOREASEOUL, South Korea - South Korea registered a cur

Sweden's Nobel Industries AB said it purchased Stora Kemi, the chemical arm of Swedish pulp and pap

Canadian import restrictions on U.S. wheat could be lifted in 1991 for the 1990-91 (August-July) cro

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BOLIVIA - $16.1 million from the World Bank's International Development Association to help private

Luxembourg's financial industry is in the midst of an economic boom, and the government recently pas

The World Trade Centers Association is sponsoring a series of June lectures in 15 U.S. cities to in

The flow of foreign money into Australia's coal industry has continued in recent years, with most of

SOUTH KOREAN DEMAND FOR ANTHRACITE FALLSSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's anthracite consum

Despite some harsh rhetoric, a dispute that has stalled Southern Pacific Transportation Co.'s plans

This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza

The Port of Genoa is working hard to bring in private investment to addfinancial resources,

KOREAN FIRM SELECTS CARBIDE PROCESSUnion Carbide Corp. said Wednesday a South Korean petroch

Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev is scheduled to visit Minnesota on June 3. Minnesota is an import

American Cyanamid Co. said it will increase its acrylamide solution production capacity by 25 percen

Japan's tightly regulated livestock feed industry is shaping up as a new focus for trade friction as

Intense rivalry for foreign investment and new markets is stalling an ambitious plan to link six Sou

Former Iowa Insurance Commissioner William Hager was named president of the National Council on Comp

A week-old strike by more than 10,000 shipping and harbor workers widened Tuesday and the nation's l

The Federal Maritime Commission is re-evaluating key segments of a system being developed to automat

The Jacksonville, Fla., port community will lose a bit of its color later this year when Paul D. deM

Eight years after launching a disastrous war to recover the Falkland (Malvinas) Islands from Great B

SmithKline Beecham said Wednesday it will sell its Margaret Astor and Lancaster cosmetics units to J

Wed., May 30, 1990 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

STATE DEPARTMENT OPPOSES AT&T PLANThe State Department opposes an American Telephone & Teleg

Two shareholder lawsuits against Federal Express Corp., both spurred by the recent decline of the co

Four years after it was completed and 14 years after construction began, the Seabrook nuclear plant

Rising demand will steady gasoline prices at current levels and calm fears that high crude inventori

National Life Insurance Co. of Montpelier, Vt., filed suit last week against the Phillips Publishing