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Fri., Jan. 26, 1990 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

Sea-Land Service Inc. Friday announced assignments for nine executives in its Americas division in t

The freight futures market last week reflected the nervous mood of many participants in the charter

U.S. shipyards will be saved from extinction if federal oil spill legislation requires existing ship

IT'S NOT LOOKING GOOD for railroad industry efforts to gain amendment orrepeal of the Federa

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The other shoe dropped at Marine Transport Lines Inc. on Friday with an announcement that executive

Britain's top trade official has assured continuance of a trade and aid agreement with former Europe

At a time when U.S. trade officials and lawmakers are accusing Japan of having impenetrable markets,

The story headlined "Ship Line to End Hawaii Box Service" that appeared on Page 1A of The Journal of

U.S. and Mexican government officials plan to launch negotiations this spring that could open the Me

Thur. Jan. 25, 1990 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

If all goes as August Sehven has planned, 21-year-old Elena Utkina could be the first Soviet model t

Two of the world's most powerful cocoa traders are slugging it out to determine who controls supplie

Domestic and international airlines are seeking ways to move air cargo more smoothly between their s

Fields of rotting fruit and vegetables in a country desperate for food and foreign currency made lit

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UAL EARNINGS DROPPED $14 MILLION IN QUARTERUAL Corp. earned $6.8 million, or 31 cents a shar

AMERICAN COMMERCIAL BARGE LINES (Jeffersonville, Ind.) - David Lewis was appointed director of logis

In an effort to reach its tough profit goals in the 1990s, CSL Intermodal took a page from the socce

A U.S. division of Dutch electronics giant Philips NV Thursday said it will join a joint venture of

NEW SONY CD PLAYER IS WORLD'S SMALLESTJapan's Sony Corp. says it has developed the world's s

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

TEXAS AIR STOCK LOSES VALUE IN HEAVY TRADINGTexas Air Corp.'s stock lost nearly 16 percent o

1646 (Jan. 25, 1990) Previous day - 1653 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

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South Africa, fighting to raise investment despite its pariah status, is offering local Chinese resi

The American hamburger is going to China's Tiananmen Square, thanks to a small fast-food chain that

To stem complaints that its first class mail service is inconsistent, the U.S. Postal Service chose

Polish Ocean Lines, Gdansk, is hoping that warmer relations between the United States and East bloc

London's traded options markets are expanding rapidly as commodity traders learn about and adopt new

This 49-year-old never grew up. There are no fancy awards on this executive's office wall. B

The oil industry wants to spend $393 million to prepare for massive oil spills, but says its cleanup

Despite a subdued outlook for the early years of the new decade, the Australian chemical industry po

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A group of U.S. coking coal exporters settled for lower-than-expected price hikes in 1990 contract a

Ashland Coal Inc. completed its acquisition of Mingo Logan Coal Co. from BP America Inc. As

In the beginning, the average Japanese trader barely knew the difference between Washington state an

Transportation Table. Jan. 26. Washington, D.C. Luncheon meeting. Guest speaker: James J. Carey, act

Jan. 25, 1990 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,