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Cornell University and Xerox Corp. will establish a Design Research Institute to apply the latest co

New coal contracts between Japan and Australia that took effect April 1 are expected to ensure conti

Western allies will likely set up a two-tier system that would re-write their restrictions on electr

The rain falling through the roof of the decaying roundhouse did little to mist the vision of John L

Investor Irwin Jacobs, who is accustomed to Wall Street and the corporate board room, says he was bu

Man-made chemicals are not only eating away the protective ozone layer high above the earth, but are

The enormous demand for Australia's Nugget gold coin has pushed total sales to 1 million ounces sinc

Canada's property/casualty industry took a severe battering in 1989, with underwriting losses nearly

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Cincinnati Milacron Inc., the third-largest U.S. manufacturer of robots, began importing small robot

West Coast importers of textiles and apparel have added their names to the growing list of opponents

A medium-sized U.S. company is taking on the giant Japanese computer industry on its own turf and in

The president of the U.S. National Forest Products Association, Barry Cullen, complained Wednesday a

A government estimate for reduced stocks of the 1989 corn crop triggered buying of grains and soybea

Attention exporters: The World Trade Centers Association wants to help youcut your tax bill.

U.S. bank loan exposure to nations and multilateral organizations fell to $242.283 billion in the th

Apr. 11, 1990 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

D&H GETS ENOUGH CASH TO RUN UNTIL MAY 31The court overseeing the Delaware & Hudson Railway's

West European airspace is becoming so congested that Europe's air transport system could come to a n

THE STORY HEADLINED, "STEPS URGED AFTER EARLIER BLAZE COULD HAVE PREVENTED FERRY FIRE," ON PAGE 1A O

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

The Philippine government said Wednesday it accepted in principle several recommendations designed t

The first major step in integrating the Soviet Union into the mainstream of international trade will

Charles F. Nalen, risk manager for Crowley Maritime Corp.'s Pacific division, was appointed vice pre

NYMEX BOOSTS MARGINS ON ENERGY FUTURESThe New York Mercantile Exchange increased its origina

Crude oil inventories soared last week, the American Petroleum Institute's supply bulletin for the w

When you think of computer companies, Innovation Computer Corp. may not be the first name that comes

1459 (Apr. 11, 1990) Previous day - 1462 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

In a case that could have broad implications for sailors on Panamanian-flag merchant vessels, a Flor

USX Corp. says it is considering shuttering the remnants of its rusting South Works steel mill, a mo

Southern Peru Copper Corp. seeks to avoid near-term shipments of copper cathode, asking its U.S. cli

The U.K. company Philipp Brothers Ltd. will certainly pay arbitration awards totaling about 3 milli

FAO PREDICTS 3 PERCENT RISE IN WORLD WHEAT CROPWorldwide production of wheat could increase

The European Community Commission threatened to take legal action to force West Germany to abandon a

On March 28, 1990, New York maritime arbitrators awarded a charterer treble (triple) damages of $368

SMIDT, VARIG PRESIDENT, DIES IN NEW YORKNEW YORK - Helio Smidt, president of Varig Airlines

A former transportation secretary defended his successor's national transportation policy, but said

American Telephone & Telegraph Co., streamlining its computer business, said Tuesday it is selling a

LOWER INTEREST RATES may be needed soon to keep the U.S. economy from stalling. Economists s

S.J. Hofstra might be piloting one of KLM's combis if he hadn't washed out in pilot training. So the