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Israel's cabinet approved the Finance Ministry's $27.2 billion state budget for 1990 Monday after tw

MASCOT, AUSTRALIA - CHANGING TIMES? A changing industry? Probably so, Stephen E. McKittrick agrees a

PARIBAS CHIEF PLANS MOVE ON MIXTE SHARESMichel Poncet, president of the French banking group

At least 45 percent of small businesses surveyed nationwide this fall said they are somewhat likely

RULES/REGULATIONS 29th Annual Advanced Antitrust Seminar: Merger, Markets and Joint Ventures

The Florida Insurance Department announced arrests in the biggest alleged property/casualty insuranc

A health maintenance organization owned by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Michigan claims that a sche

Big success has come in small packages for Lewis Galoob Toys Inc. Its tiny vehicles have bee

GUINEA-BISSAU - $23.6 million from the World Bank's International Development Association to improve

Fri., Dec. 22, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

1586 (Dec. 22, 1989) Previous day - 1590 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza

In a controversy that could increase the price of goods imported to New England, the Massachusetts P

The government is studying a proposal to join several southern islands into one land mass dedicated

State farming and grocers' groups hope to weed out an anti-pesticide ballot initiative sponsored by

Technical experts from customs authorities around the world met here earlier this month to review cl

Shipping companies are largely heeding the Coast Guard's request to switchfrom phone to fax

WESTINGHOUSE ACQUIRES TORONTO-BASED REFFWestinghouse Electric Corp. announced it has acquire

Environmentalists have long maintained that the cutting of old-growth forests harms the spotted owl.

The Maritime Administration has accepted Eastern Overseas Inc.'s offer to buy a government-owned, Wo

Al Hockhousen was appalled when he wandered into a Navy base exchange in Rhode Island some time ago

Alligator steaks in Britain, California wines in France and Texas-style barbecues in West Germany ar

RYDER SYSTEM INC. (Miami) - Larry R. Williams was elected senior vice president, operations support

U.S. trade with Romania could rebound if a new investment-oriented government replaces the 24-year-o

The Mexican government continued its economic opening late last week by announcing a decree aimed at

CRUISE SHIPS REROUTED TO AVOID PANAMA CANALPrincess Cruises is rerouting four of its cruise

CSC INDUSTRIES INC. (Warren, Ohio) - Joseph F. Lapinsky was appointed executive vice president. He w

ANHEUSER-BUSCH READY TO DISTRIBUTE O'DOUL'SST. LOUIS - Anheuser-Busch Inc. is planning natio

Despite increased shipments of propane by a major interstate pipeline to the Northeast, supplies rem

YOUNG GROUP FIGHTS BRITISH COAL MONOPOLYThe Young Group, a private mining company based in n

The Coast Guard will have some more money and some additional duties this fiscal year. In fa

Buffalo International Airport is poised for sizable expansion of cargo and passenger terminals in ea

The dominant air cargo handler here is raising its tonnage charges 31 percentfrom Jan. 1, th

Japan's Ministry of Transport warned at the weekend it will be impossible over the next few years to

Braniff Inc. has lost its top two executives. William McGee, chief executive officer, and W.

The Green revolution spells big business for South Africa's platinum industry as the metal is a key

South Africa's official inflation rate, as measured by the Consumer Price Index, rose marginally in

Maritime Administrator Warren Leback signed an 18-month extension of the U.S.- Brazil bilateral mari

A surge in demand for aircraft and parts pushed up orders for durable goods by a surprisingly strong

Advent of a single European Community market is increasing pressure on third party distribution firm