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Airbus Industrie has given in to its West German partner's demands for more business in the final as

Malaysia's oil output is expected to fall to 46 percent of the country's total energy output by the

Tensions may be down between the United States and the Soviet Union, but the United States still nee

U.S. Trade Representative Carla Hills said Monday that the United States will meet a mid-June deadli

The New Orleans Dock Board has adopted new regulations for truck tariffs in an attempt to end price

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

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

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

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JAPAN PLANS TO PROPOSE FREER TRADE IN TEXTILESJapan will propose that textiles and clothing

Changes were made Jan. 1 in an international marine contract used for grain charters, but so far the

New York state has awarded almost half a million dollars to local organizations that provide assista

Between 1.3 million and 2.0 million bushels of soybeans will be barged out of deliverable positions

Jan. 29, 1990 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

New regulations to allow more foreign ships to compete in Australian coastal trades are expected to

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

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

East European airlines are expected to lease some $2 billion of Western-built airplanes in the 1990s

A Coast Guard rule will provide an alternative to using its own personnel to conduct required re-ins

Shippers can help themselves by carefully thinking through logistics plans, two industry executives

WEITEK CORP. SETS UP SUBSIDIARY IN JAPANSUNNYVALE, Calif. - Weitek Corp., a supplier of high

Small electric appliances for America's kitchens continue to shrink and become sleeker, but serving

Market conditions are shifting in favor of a return to the U.S. bond market by Japanese investors, b

The prospect of closer trading links between East European countries and the rest of the world has h

ROADWAY EARNINGS DOWN IN 4TH QUARTERAKRON, Ohio - Roadway Services Inc. earned $29.9 million

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

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

NMP IS SUBCONTRACTOR FOR BATH IRON, PETERSONTULSA, Okla. - NMP Corp. recently became a subco

Service station operators are faced with obtaining expensive pollution liability insurance to meet E

Workers compensation insurance rates for high-risk Texas employers rose in January under new rules a

Echoing the ongoing debate in California, Maryland insurers faced off against consumer advocates in

For businesses wanting to cash in on the new European economic community in 1992, access is an Engli

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

The state of Oregon's largest airport is hoping to turn Soviet charter flights to pick up earthquake

SANTA FE TO INCREASE INTERMODAL RATES 7 PERCENTAtchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway is taki

U.S.-BASED AIRLINES have lost their best excuse for treating air cargo with disdain. Numbers

The White House sent out mixed signals on two key Maritime Administration programs Monday in its bud

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

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