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Mar. 2, 1990 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

CHINA STARTS WORK ON ITS LARGEST MINEChina has started construction on the country's largest

Jettisoning the weight of questionable government support, Brazil's publicly owned airline, Viacao A

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

Three groups of investors, including one comprising American Airlines and Citibank, are interested i

If states do not pass regulations to prevent property and casualty insurance insolvencies, the natio

France's export guarantee agency, Coface, will provide French investors withfinancial guaran

The federal government's new national transportation policy makes recommendations in dozens of areas

When the local market for pecans was opened to imports Jan. 1, U.S. growers probably thought they ha

SOVIET REFORM PACKAGE NEARS, OFFICIAL SAYSA radical reform program to tackle growing social

Call it the War of the Wall. The Port of Richmond, Va., and the state's port agency are goin

A coalition of House and Senate lawmakers introduced a bill to prohibit U.S. import of foods treated

CAUSTIC SODA DOW CHEMICAL CO. said it raised prices for caustic soda by $25 a ton, except fo

US-SOVIET GRAIN PACT HELD POSSIBLE BY JUNEU.S. and Soviet negotiators stand "a good chance"

The compounding of plastic resins is expected to grow significantly over the next five years as tho

The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index edged higher last week on stronger plywood and metal

Israeli exporters, who Wednesday welcomed a Treasury announcement of a nearly 6 percent devaluation

CURRENT ACCOUNT SLIPS INTO RED FOR JAPANJapan posted a seasonally unadjusted current account

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States and the private sector should assume much of Washington's traditional role in funding and man

1606 (Mar. 2, 1990) Previous day - 1603 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

Psychology toward the dollar has changed abruptly in the past few days, leading some analysts to pro

A Massachusetts lawyer who lost about 33 percent of his contingency fee in a workers compensation/pe

GE CHOOSES SINGAPORE FOR PLASTICS PLANTGeneral Electric Co. said it will invest more than $4

Under a cargo-sharing agreement between Levant Line SA and Pharos Lines SA, a line carrying cargo fo

Alfred Eckes, commissioner of the U.S. International Trade Commission, will become eminent research

US BILL WOULD REQUIRE COUNTRY OF ORIGIN ADSLegislation pending in Congress would require adv

Customs Commissioner Carol Boyd Hallett has revealed details of a proposed reorganization plan desig

Curacao, the self-governing Dutch colony 35 miles off the coast of Venezuela, has an enviable proble

Is this the time to buy gold? Gold and, to a lesser extent, other precious metals historical

Additional charges have been brought against some previously indicted traders in the Japanese yen pi

The East German government, in need of wheat and feedgrains due to a poor 1989 harvest, is expected

Nevada Power Co. announced that its kilowatt-hour sales increased by 8.0 percent in 1989.

Miners in the Ukrainian coal capital of Donetsk walked off the job Friday to press demands that loca

The Tennessee Valley Authority said it bought 35,700 tons of coal in purchases made in three weekly

After more than 10 years of severe price-cutting, Airborne Express is breathing a sigh of relief tha

Fri., Mar. 2, 1990 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

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With a potential national economic slowdown and the continuing grain car dispute as a backdrop, top

The Department of Transportation's eagerly anticipated national policy statement calls for a more co