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The Bush administration supports an international agreement on coffee price and supply controls as p

KERNAN ASSOCIATES INC. (Berkley Heights, N.J.) - John M. Cozzolino was named vice president and dire

Sixteen senators from southern states are working to change key parts of the Senate's clean air bill

The future of the government program that insures millions of Americans' pensions is at stake in a S

A New York State Court of Appeals on Tuesday upheld a lower court ruling in favor of the Sumitomo Ma

TEXAS REGULATORS PLAN RATE MEETING TODAYAUSTIN, Texas - State insurance regulators are sched

INDIAN ALUMINUM FIRMS SEE RECORD OUTPUTNEW DELHI, India - India's aluminum production during

South Korea's corn imports this year are likely to grow by 7 percent to 9 percent to 6.4 million to

Hundreds of thousands of acres of Florida citrus trees stripped bare of fruit and leaves by the crip

The European Community, less than two years away from single-market unity and efficiency, is lagging

Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc. reportedly is closing out its commodity operations, trading industry sou

Financial problems at Drexel Burnham Lambert Group Inc., the parent of Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc. i

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U.S. commodity groups may lose their last chance this century to significantly expand global market

LIFFE TO ADD CONTRACTS TO AFTER-HOURS SYSTEMThe London International Financial Futures Excha

CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE (Chicago) - The board of directors named one new member and one previous memb

Valentine's Day - one Western import that has become hugely popular in Japan - is especially sweet f

The reorganization of Sea-Land Service Inc., which makes division managers responsible for many acti

South Korea will agree to open its telecommunications market wider and thereby avert possible U.S. t

Despite a sharp rise in fourth-quarter operating income, Sea-Land Service Inc. is still earning less

U.S. exporters should make sure they are in compliance with a set of manufacturing standards that ar

While the future of America's foreign trade lies in the hands of its youth, a group of retired entre

For global competitiveness reasons, the Bush administration is looking at whether to support allowin

Longshoremen in the Pacific Northwest are refusing to unload a shipment of El Salvadoran coffee from

MSAS Cargo International has purchased Penson Florida Co., a Miami-based international customs broke

With air cargo flights between the Pacific Northwest and Europe running full, a Dutch airline will a

ARCO PLANS MINI MARTS FOR SPAIN AND PORTUGALArco plans to open more than 600 ampm mini marke

Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd., saying it is firmly committed to the future of its home base, is exerci

AMSTERDAM-THERE PROBABLY is a lot of truth in the observation that if Planet Earth were to be threat

The European Commission today is due to take up the question of whether to move against Air France's

NORTH AMERICA American International Toy Fair. Through Feb. 21. New York. Sponsored by Toy M

The Federal Aviation Administration Tuesday tentatively ordered changes in the control panels of Boe

Midway Airlines Inc. expects to report losses for the fourth quarter and full year ending Dec. 31.

UNITED PARCEL SERVICE RAISES SOME RATESGREENWICH, Conn. - United Parcel Service has raised i

Caribbean business leaders this week emerged from a three-day retreat in a Washington suburb with an

SOVIET MISSION LOOKS AT SMALL BUSINESSESA seven-member Soviet mission is on its first leg of

The value of exports to and imports from most of Hong Kong's main markets slipped in December from a

The U.S. dollar pared its early gains against the deutsche mark and turned lower against some curren

West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl and East German leader Hans Modrow Tuesday agreed that a common e

Panama's new government is investigating a $20 million economic development loan made in 1988 by a L