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Chief Industries of Grand Island, Neb., has negotiated to build a $3 million grain handling system f

THE OCEAN FREIGHT FUTURES MARKET traded sideways last week, with prices for the February, March and

The Port of Seattle is considering building an international satellite network similar to one run by

JUDGE RULES AGAINST RETIREE TAX REFUNDSRICHMOND, Va. - A state judge has ruled that Virginia

There's a new buyer in the international coal market but it isn't likely to mean new business for U.

Feb. 16, 1990 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low

A high-level Bush administration team is to leave here today for a weeklong trip scouting East Euro

WALL STREET HELD A WAKE, but few came to mourn. The demise of Drexel Burnham Lambert, the investmen

Ground crews at Japan Airlines in Tokyo this week are going over the first of 20 new Boeing 747-400

Barbary pirates once lurked along Egypt's coast to plunder Mediterranean shipping. Their modern-day

CMS GENERATION CO. (Dearborn, Mich.) - Thomas W. Elward, 41, was named vice president of conversion

Trade union leaders said there has been an improvement in the labor and human-rights situation in th

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency finds itself in a conundrum as its own deadlines for underg

RELIANCE GROUP POSTS PROFIT FOR 4TH QUARTERReliance Group Holdings Inc. reported fourth quar

New York health insurers may be sounding their own death knell by denying coverage to people who tes

Feb. 16, 1990 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Rulings on three patent cases and a series of studies top the International Trade Commission's agend

Falling output by auto factories and utilities pushed U.S. industrial production down a seasonally a

INDIAN AIRLINES' CHIEF QUITS IN WAKE OF CRASHNEW DELHI, India - The chairman of Indian Airli

The French shipbuilders association attacked a U.S. proposal to abolish shipbuilding subsidies that

In trying to reconcile three versions of clean air legislation, Senate negotiators have inserted pro

Chemical giant Allied-Signal Inc. charges that Japan is trying to keep out imports of the company's

The U.S. government's proposed 1990 farm bill sends the wrong signal to General Agreement on Tariffs

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

While Japanese banks are eager gain a foothold in Eastern Europe, they don't want to risk too much i

44 PERCENT OF AMERICANS FEEL JAPAN INVESTMENT 'BAD'Nearly half of Americans see Japanese inv

1576 (Feb. 16, 1990) Previous day - 1576 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

European Community unemployment for December was unchanged from November at 8.8 percent, according t

Brazilian commercial aviation is squeezed between the hard reality of rising operational costs and u

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Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service Agri

For a long time, it looked like the only Golden Arches in Moscow's Red Square would be the domes and

Trucks bearing cargo that moves through the Port of Philadelphia would be able to use the Pennsylvan

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent) is as

THE DELAWARE & HUDSON RAILWAY saga played out last week like a corporate game of "chicken."

Three regional railroads will continue to provide service over the dormant Delaware & Hudson Railway

INTERNATIONAL PROTEINS TO SELL OILSEEDS UNITWOODBRIDGE, N.J. - International Proteins Corp.

The European Community is expected to override British objections and vote today to continue economi

In the spirit of glasnost, the Soviet Union and at least one other East bloc country are buying thou

Coffee prices were higher Friday in response to trader concerns about tightness for nearby supplies.