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NORTHWEST SAYS CURBS ON JETS COULD CUT JOBSEAGAN, Minn. - In a move to block additional nois

The plan was first laid out between a broker and an investment counselor in the unlikely venue of th

Nickel faces a period of continuing price weakness, pressured lower by bearish fundamentals of incre

Cast (1983) Ltd. has launched a weekly feeder service between North Europe and Scandinavia, with the

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Yugoslavia, traditionally the most Western of Communist countries, has restructured its economy, lif

The U.S. Navy cargo ship was off Australia, far out to sea, beyond where any help from the shore cou

EXXON CORP. (New York) - Edwin J. Hess was named to the newly created position of vice president, en

Responding to the rapid changes in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union, the East Bloc's trade organi

Smuggling on ocean vessels continues to be a primary method of importing contraband, including narco

Daewoo Shipbuilding & Heavy Machinery Ltd. got a new chief this month as part of a reshuffling of ex

AVIATION OFFICE OF AMERICA CORP. (Dallas) - Nick Walton III was named manager, claims division of th

LONDON EXCHANGE EXTENDS HOURS TODAYThe extension of trading hours on London's International

Wilhelmsen Lines A/S, the Norwegian shipping line that lost 50 staff in an air crash last September,

The United States begins negotiations next week in Paris on a proposed $12 billion East European dev

The lifting of martial law in the Chinese capital effective today won't make much difference to ordi

Victor Co. of Japan Ltd. fired another salvo in Japan's incessant video wars, unveiling an S-VHS vid

Panama's new ambassador to the United Nations said his country would never again be a base for drug-

In the face of worldwide cuts in military spending, U.S. defense contractors are either unwilling or

China International Trust and Investment Corp. plans to raise HK$7 billion (US$896 million) to purch

A new U.S. Department of Agriculture publication contains the remarks of shippers and maritime indus

Wholesale home heating oil postings in the Northeast dropped further Wednesday.Wholesale barge posti

Vladimir Feiman knows more about the Soviet Union than most people. He ought to, he spenthis first 3

Western Europe will have to foot most of the bill for reform in Eastern Europe, two U.S. congressmen

A Hong Kong airline that plans to double the size of its all-cargo fleet with new Boeing Co. freight

Wed., Jan. 10, 1990 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

American Carriers Inc., a large trucking company that landed in bankruptcy court in 1988, has crafte

Last year was a good one for foreign car makers in Japan as sales of imported cars rolled to a recor

Two Connecticut-based insurers say they are making little or no money from individual health insuran

Chemical Commodities Inc., a Kansas brokerage that has had several brushes with environmental proble

A quiet revolution in transportation technology is taking shape here in America's favorite playgroun

Inventories of U.S. wholesale merchants rose 0.5 percent in November to a seasonally adjusted $187.0

Responding to pressure from the Bush administration, Japan's Construction Ministry announced plans W

Canadian Pacific Ltd.'s tentative deal to acquire the long-ailing Delaware & Hudson Railway Co. is t

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

APL, PAKISTAN RAIL BEGIN TRAIN SERVICEOAKLAND, Calif. - Oakland-based American President Lin

National Customs Brokers and Freight Forwarders Association, forwarder strategy meeting, Jan. 12. Ne

The Interstate Commerce Commission dealt freight shippers a major setback Wednesday. It ruled that t

SANYO ELECTRIC PLANS TO DOUBLE IMPORTSOSAKA, Japan - Sanyo Electric Co. plans to double its

The State Department says the new Romanian government may have earned the right to lower tariffs for