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

Groups representing truckers and chemical manufacturers question a new call for establishing a centr

The 1980s was a decade in which the Cold War ended and capitalism gained the upper hand over Communi

BANK OF CHINA EXPECTED TO BORROW FOR IMPORTSThe Bank of China has advised a group of Japanes

Low water conditions on a stretch of the Mississippi River once again are disrupting coal deliveries

Trans World Airlines Inc. pilots are calling a planned $195 million sale of assets to American Airli

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EC PLANS TO EASE CURBS ON 30 JAPAN IMPORTSBRUSSELS, Belgium - The European Community Commiss

FOR A WHILE the discussion with Walter Marx and Alexander Zeininger centers on the gradual disruptio

ENGINEERS, SCIENTISTS LIKELY TO STRIKE BOEINGJust more than a month after the end of a 48-da

Import traffic grew at a greater rate than export traffic in the third quarter of 1989,continuing to

A new liner shipping service concentrating on the forest products trade will start operating in earl

Canadian oats are surging through Duluth this navigation season, a result of skyrocketing demand fro

Dec. 19, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.o.b.,

Tue., Dec. 19, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

The electronics sector in Malaysia, already its hottest export-earner, is expecting a further boost

CREWMEMBERS ABANDON SINKING IRANIAN TANKERLAS PALMAS, Canary Islands - An Iranian oil tanker

Battle lines hardened in the trailer war over XTRA Corp. this week as the company filed suit against

The glamour is fading from the computer industry at the close of the 1980s, tarnishing one of the mo

Despite the hard line many U.S. companies take privately against Japanese non-tariff barriers, they

Poland's central bank Monday devalued the zloty by 20 percent, taking itfrom 5,000 to 6,000

Gold recovered from its lows in late trading Monday, but remained depressed over the day on heavy se

MICROWAVABLE CONTAINER SALES SEEN TRIPLINGSales of polypropylene thermoformed containers cou

The story headlined, "China Opens Ethylene Plant," which appeared on Page 7A of The Journal of Comme

Dec. 18, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

AIR INTER TO PURCHASE 15 AIRBUS A330 PLANESThe French airline Air Inter has signed a contrac

Alliance Airport, the first U.S. industrial airport, incorporating air, rail and highway connections

Is Nintendo the culprit? The big news on the trade front is that this nation's merchandise t

Britain announced Monday it will press for multilateral agreement to eliminate export credit and aid

Nigeria may buy equity shares in about 12 European and U.S. refineries, Rilwanu Lukman, the country'

Shipowners from Europe and Japan have urged their governments and the European Community Commission

Cast (1983) Ltd., one of the largest container shipping lines on the North Atlantic, is actively con

Brazilian voters have endorsed a more open market economy and rejected still greater centralization

PRESTON WILL REPORT FOURTH QUARTER LOSSPreston Corp., one of the East's largest trucking com

Standard & Poors Insurance Rating Service expects the recent downturn in insurance prices and the s

More than 4 million airline, maritime, trucking and railroad workers face a broad series of drug tes

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

America's largest seagoing labor union said seamen on Panamanian-flag ships have the right to be ret

Foreign lenders remain wary of extending credit to China despite signals that the United States and

The drastic reforms announced by Poland over the weekend were essential "to attract U.S. companies,"