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Seventeen Connecticut companies have formed an alternative health-care system in an attempt to "slow

The Port of Houston enjoyed a second record year for cargo volume in 1989, despite declines in gener

The European Community's leaders appear to have shifted priorities away from the Uruguay Round talks

Japanese computer software manufacturers are threatening to turn a proposed European Community softw

A leading Japanese banker Tuesday conceded that a reduction in banking profits will be unavoidable t

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WATERMAN PARENT POSTS HIGHER NET FOR QUARTERInternational Shipholding Corp. said net income

NYMEX GETS GO-AHEAD ON PLATINUM OPTIONSThe Commodity Futures Trading Commission Tuesday appr

In a recent speech at a British private school, Sir Leon Brittan, vice president of the European Com

Air courier TNT Skypak has restructured its senior management, introducing new regional directors to

Trans World Airlines Inc. has sold 11 jumbo jets for $210 million to two leasing companies in an eff

Attorneys for Bolar Pharmaceutical Co. told government regulators the company appears to have used f

President Bush intends to nominate Federal Reserve Board Governor Edward Kelley to a full 14-year te

JAPANESE INVESTORS ARE CASHING IN GAINS on their U.S. Treasury bond holdings to offset losses in the

AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINES LTD. (Oakland, Calif.) - Carl M. Rubin was named to the newly created posit

Congress is about to launch a basic review of U.S. financial services, Rep. John LaFalce, D-N.Y., sa

The State Department and other executive branch agencies will soon make a final decision on a packag

Interim financial results from the first of Hong Kong's big watchmakers to report clearly indicate t

Douglas Aircraft Co. is meeting with Lockheed Corp. about joint development of a stretch version of

Someone once said that the best way to learn something is to teach it. It's true. I studied

Coast Guard officials have decided to let nature clean up the estimated 57,600 gallons of gasoline t

Merck and Co. said its earnings rose to $367.9 million or 93 cents a share in the fourth quarter, fr

The International Cocoa Organization Tuesday revised its estimate of the world's cocoa surplus for t

Sources say Matson Navigation will consider the sale of its Matson Agencies subsidiary at the Jan. 2

JAPANESE TRADE DEFICIT UP FROM YEAR EARLIERJapan had a $2.06 billion trade deficit on a cust

Tue., Jan. 23, 1990 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

The Port of Baltimore just ended one strike, but faces yet another vote today by 2,000 dockworkers.<

Neptune Orient Lines Ltd., Singapore's main shipping line, is expanding operations in China with a j

Jan. 23, 1990 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

Democratic lawmakers reacted with cautious approval to Gov. Jim Florio's proposed reforms to have in

Airlines' reluctance to get more involved in paperless trading may mean losing opportunities to spe

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The creation of a single European labor market is inching forward only very slowly, according to Vas

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Jan. 23, 1990 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Alaska Airlines will acquire up to 64 new McDonnell Douglas Corp. MD90-30 and Boeing Co. 737-400 air

HOUSTON-TO-TOKYO RIGHTS SOUGHT BY CONTINENTALContinental Airlines has filed with the Transpo

ALL BUT 5 percent OF VIRGIN Atlantic Cargo's traffic, the latter shipmentsfrom sister manufa

Sea Containers Ltd. and Temple Holdings Ltd. continued talking Tuesdayabout Temple's offer to purcha

American and Soviet maritime negotiators cited slow progress and grounds for further discussions as