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The budget President Bush sent to Congress Monday calls for further U.S. assistance to Eastern Europ

Canadian National Railways has entered the race to control and long-ailing Delaware & Hudson Railway

BRAZIL BEGINS SHIPPING QUOTA SUGAR TO USBrazil has sold the United States approximately 70,0

The U.S. Commerce Department has decided to send its first attache to the American embassy in East B

Mobil Corp. announced Monday it will build a 600,000 ton-a-year aromatics complex in Singapore and u

POLYSTYRENE RESINS Dow Chemical Co., based in Midland, Mich., said it will increase prices o

Farmers' planting decisions for the 1990 corn and soybean crops probably will be the next major fund

The Commodity Exchange Inc.'s aluminum contract will be closely scrutinized next month as a group of

President Bush's budget calls for a $100 million increase in funding for the Environmental Protectio

The Bush administration's 1991 federal budget is taking a bite out some government agricultural prog

UNTIL RECENTLY, TRADERS could assume that the Group of 7 central bankers were committed topegging th

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Cefic, the European chemical industry federation, said the overall growth rate of the Western Europe

COLGATE AGREES TO BUY 2 CANADIAN BUSINESSESColgate-Palmolive Co. Monday announced an agreeme

The Bush administration's fiscal 1991 budget proposal calls for an 11-cent futures market transactio

APPLE COMPUTER INC. (San Jose, Calif.) - Michael H. Spindler, formerly president of Apple Europe, wa

Mon., Jan. 29, 1990 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

JAPANESE BANKS PLAN OVERSEAS EXPANSIONJapanese banks are scheduled to open seven new oversea

Ford Aerospace and Egypt have concluded a contract for Chaparral air-defense missiles and launchers,

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Funeral services were held Monday for Emmanuel Ellenis, a pioneer in the marketing of cities, states

Outsiders seeking currency stability are knocking at the European Community's door, forcing the EC t

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WATERFORD WORKERS AGREE TO ARBITRATIONDUBLIN, Ireland - Waterford's 2,300 glass crystal work

NYMEX INCREASES PROPANE ASSESSMENTThe New York Mercantile Exchange raised the second spot-mo

Jan. 26, 1990 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

New England fuel supplies were disrupted for a fourth day Friday as another section of decayed seawa

China intends to sharply increase coal production through the rest of the decade to meet domestic ne

MAPCO COAL INC. (Tulsa, Okla.) - W. Douglas Blackburn Jr. will become senior vice president for oper

A new oil pipeline that connects the Gulf of Mexico to the Pacific Ocean will transport crude oil to

Taro Nakayama, Japanese foreign affairs minister, asked Saudi Arabia to continue letting Arabian Oil

JAPAN'S CRUDE IMPORTS RISE FROM YEAR AGOJapan's crude oil imports in December totaled around

Union representatives for USAir's 6,000 pilots accepted a proposed contract late last week, ending 1

U.S. transportation officials awarded two South American airlines the right to begin air cargo servi

The U.S. Postal Service effort to attract additional international business reply mail is a direct a

Japan Air System Co. announced its decision at the weekend to place orders for around 10 MD-90 twin-

United Airlines cargo ton-miles for December were 117.8 million, up 1.2 percent from 116.4 million a

CHINA WARNS SOVIETS TO CONSULT ON AIR LINKChina, which claims sovereignty over Taiwan, has w

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