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The move by some Third World countries to privatize state-owned airlines makes them more competitive

Tue., April 24, 1990 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U

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The growing Meech Lake monster, a constitutional dispute that threatens tobreak up Canada,

Thirty-five robot arms hold the main parts of a Nissan Sentra body in virtually perfect alignment an

President Bush marked Earth Day Sunday by proposing a ban on commercial shipping near the coral reef

The Chubb Corp. reported operating income of $105.9 million for the first quarter ended March 31, or

U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter Monday said it was unlikely that the newly

Already loaded with sleeping bags, tents, coolers stocked with food and campers ready to enjoy the g

COCA-COLA ANNOUNCES E. GERMAN INVESTMENTCoca-Cola Co. announced Monday that its West German

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

The local gem and jewelry industry continues to post a sparkling export performance, putting it with

Financial regulations and barriers to U.S. exports of packaged foods loom as the next major areas of

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China says it will modernize and expand its air navigation facilities to improve safety, something f

The president of the investors' group that bought trucking giant P-I-E Nationwide Inc. earlier this

A congressional watchdog agency is directing the U.S. Maritime Administration to reopen bidding on c

Europe's inland and coastal shipping companies could be on the verge of a business bonanza as the gr

Sir James Goldsmith and other investors in Hoylake Investments Ltd. said Monday they would not renew

Moscow's decision to turn off the oil and natural gas taps to rebel Lithuania is unlikely to tarnish

Work on design of Boeing Co.'s new 777 widebody is moving ahead at the same time the aircraft giant

The United States and the Soviet Union have agreed to postpone the third round of their bilateral ma

The Buffalo & Pittsburgh Railroad Inc.'s insurance policies with California Union Insurance Co., Los

For logistics managers, it's no longer a job, it's a profession. "Logistics has now evolved

Reliance National has created an insurance policy that will allow companies to insure against legal

Even though Eastern Airlines is being run by a court-appointed trustee, parent company Texas Air Cor

DURABLE GOODS ORDERS EXPECTED TO RISE 3 PERCENTU.S. durable goods orders are expected to ris

KOREAN ECONOMY GREW 7.1 PERCENT IN FIRST QUARTERSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's national

UNITED'S TOKYO BID GETS BIPARTISAN PUSHUnited Airlines rolled out endorsements Monday in sup

NOBEL MAY SELL PLASTICS BUSINESSNobel Industries AB, the Stockholm, Sweden-based chemicals c

GOLD'S INABILITY TO RECOVER from a Saudi sale of some 3 million ounces for British pounds on March

Japanese auto production climbed to 12.95 million units in the fiscal year ended March 31 for the in

Would you buy a used chair from this port authority? That was the question the Massachusetts

China's industrial output remained essentially flat for the second consecutive quarter, according to

The Maritime Administration is taking a second crack at clarifying its ship sale and mortgage regula

A bill to reorganize the California State Board of Pilot Commissioners for the Bays of San Francisco

Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Miriam Vogel on Friday upheld the California Automobile Assi

Government offices and more than 300 big companies shut down Monday at the start of a four-day work

Apr. 23, 1990 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

South Korea's rising affluence and relatively large population have made it ''a dream market" for fo