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Ohio Gov. Richard Celeste is urging business- people from his state to get out and try exporting to

MOST UTILITIES WOULD PREFER TO STAY AWAY, far away, from sulfur emissions hit- lists offered to Cong

The U.S. airline industry offers more service to more cities and at lower cost than when it was unde

U.S. importers and retailers are accusing the Bush administration of speaking with a forked tongue i

The prosecution's star witness in the Joseph Hazelwood trial said Wednesday the tanker Exxon Valdez'

Industrialized nations meeting in Paris Tuesday and Wednesday made strong headway toward eliminating

1578 (Feb. 14, 1990) Previous day - 1579 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

LIFFE TO LAUNCH OPTION ON EUROMARK FUTURESLONDON - The London International Financial Future

Union Carbide officials said Tuesday they intend to sell two polysilicon plants to Kamatsu Electroni

Coffee futures perked up Wednesday morning, on commission-house short- covering particularly by Drex

Natural gas consumption in Europe and North America increased by 11.2 percent last year, the United

Australia's FAI Insurances has declined to rule out the possibility of a complete takeover of U.S. i

Sen. Howard Metzenbaum, D-Ohio, has leveled criticism at "pension raiding" by corporations that term

Union des Assurances de Paris, or UAP, and Compagnie Generale des Eaux have acquired Spanish emergen

US, S. KOREA TO FORM COOPERATION COUNCILThe U.S. and South Korean governments have agreed to

America's proposed changes in world textile trade would help countries like India push exports to th

POLAND BEGINS TALKS ON EASING DEBT BURDENPoland began talks with its Western creditors here

Hong Kong watches could soon be marked: "Made in Switzerland." Hong Kong manufacturers are p

AIRBUS ENGINES CHOSEN BY ANSETT AIRLINESEVENDALE, Ohio - Ansett Airlines has chosen the CFM5

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

American Heavy Lift Shipping Co. placed a plaque on one of its vessels last week as part of a ceremo

An agreement to build a $100 million steel plant at Burns International Harbor could be concluded ne

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The Coast Guard barred tankers from unloading oil at the offshore mooring site where the tanker Amer

British Airways earned 46 million ($74 million) in the third fiscal quarter ended Dec. 31, 1989, a

Standard and Poor's Corp. downgraded the debt of Mitsui Bank Ltd. and its related entities, but affi

BUSINESS INVENTORIES FELL 0.2 PERCENT IN DECEMBERU.S. business inventories slid 0.2 percent

Major steamship lines plying the waters between north Europe and the United States are putting toge

Exxon Corp. and the Justice Department are conducting plea negotiations over possible criminal charg

AMERICAN TRUCKING ASSOCIATIONS (Washington) - Terry Furlong is ATA's new vice president, marketing a

Transamerica Corp. earned $76.1 million, or 95 cents a share, on revenue of $1.64 billion in the fou

When U.S. farmers consider export opportunities in Southeast Asia, they normally think of Taiwan, So

The U. S. Customs Service is moving to eliminate confusion among freight forwarders and brokers over

A report of a Japanese government blue-ribbon panel scheduled for release this spring is expected to

Gov. Mario M. Cuomo has proposed to subsidize health insurance for about 700,000 children not now co

LOBSTER BOAT OWNER CHARGED IN SINKINGThe owner of a lobster boat missing since last November

S&P RAISES RATING ON SOO LINE NOTESStandard & Poor's Corp. raised its rating on Soo Line Cor

Transportation and other incidental costs should be cut from the export bonus program as a way to im

Shipments of composites declined 2.6 percent in 1989 because of softness in the boat-building and re

Restrictive government policies on both sides of the border and antiquated transportation and proces