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Dennis Clark, director of the Port of Sacramento for the past four years and a port employee since t

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

Allstate Insurance Co., New Jersey's largest insurer, is preparing to file suit againstGov. Jim Flor

After years of negotiations and false starts, non-stop airline service between the Santa Clara Valle

Mar. 9, 1990 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

The U.S. Export-Import Bank is getting back into mixed credits, targeting the telecommunications, po

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries should consider modest but steady hikes in the $18

New York state Assembly Speaker Mel Miller said it would be "politically impossible" to find enough

Some Connecticut automobile insurance law is obsolete, despite state efforts at accommodation in the

Mar. 9, 1990 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

The United States may not wholeheartedly support recent efforts to restrain the rising dollar, some

Huntsman Holdings Corp. and GE Plastics said they have formed another joint venture, this time to ex

Soviet grain import demand could fluctuate but is unlikely to fall substantially in this decade, Dic

The Futures Industry Association will endorse most of the provisions contained in Commodity Futures

The Futures Industry Association elected new officers for 1990 and new board members, the first orde

The Port of Singapore Authority is spending S$336 million (US$166 million) to expand capacity at the

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A steel industry spokesman said Thursday the Clean Air Act compromise struck by Senate leaders and t

The Army Corps of Engineers intends to select permanent opening and closing dates for the Soo Locks

Donald R. "Rob" Quartel, nominated by President Bush to serve on the Federal Maritime Commission, to

Manuel Johnson, Federal Reserve Board vice chairman, said in Japan Thursday the current higher stren

When most people think of Curacao, images of tourists and cruise ships come to mind. But thi

Savvy business travelers to Europe and legions of vacationers have come to experience the convenienc

Assurances Generale de France (AGF), the second-largest nationalized French insurer after Union des

SHIPPERS ARE SHOWING INTEREST in a new intermodal service offered by Hub Group Inc. Since th

The European Community is likely to seek managed trade in politically sensitive industries as part o

Petrofina SA Thursday announced an "interesting" oil discovery in the center of the British North Se

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Automation, innovation and reputation are the keys to keeping Hong Kong's rag trade dressing the wor

SOVIETS SAID TO WANT TO CUT WHEAT IMPORTSROUEN, France - The Soviet Union is seeking ways to

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The California state senate is considering a controversial bill to reorganize the California State B

The Bush administration supports increased state and local gasoline taxes, but opposes a boost in th

RBH FORMS VENTURE WITH JAPAN'S CHOEIInsurance broker Rollins Burdick Hunter Co. has formed a

US JOBLESS CLAIMS OFF 16,000 IN LATEST WEEKNew claims for state unemployment insurance benef

When industrial giants such as Mitsubishi Corp. of Japan and Daimler-Benz AG of West Germany start p

Business in the Southwest is booming for United Parcel Service but traffic through the company's Lou

WITCO CORP. (New York) - Carl R. Soderlind was named group vice president - commercial services.

American President Lines Ltd. sold the President Cleveland, a 20-year-old partial containership, to

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