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The U.S. International Trade Commission's latest report on the Caribbean Basin cited problems that h

Dec. 7, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

Exports emerged as the main growth market for plastic resin in 1989, according to statistics release

New York is now the only state imposing licensing requirements on reinsurance intermediaries, but th

The crucial industry portfolio in India's newly installed National Front coalition government has go

For the week ended Dec. 2, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's majorrailroads equaled 122

Heavy cargo volume from Hong Kong and Taiwan is prompting Evergreen Marine Corp. to replace ships in

SLIGHT RISE PREDICTED IN JOBLESS RATEEconomists say an expected 147,500-job gain in non-farm

State insurance regulators are close to doing to workers compensation coverage what they did to prop

Japan's private sector pension fund market, now valued at more than $210 billion, is expected to be

Anticipating growth in Vietnam's foreign trade, a shipping agency that is already very active in Chi

Dockworkers in Albany, N.Y., are about 97 cents an hour in benefits away from making a contract with

1606 (Dec. 6, 1989) Previous day - 1610 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

Sen. Frank Murkowski, R-Alaska, protested Wednesday against Japanese restrictions on foreign acquisi

The state's House of Representatives Wednesday voted in favor of proposed legislation to roll back a

GM CANADA ANNOUNCES TEMPORARY SHUTDOWNSGeneral Motors of Canada Ltd. said Wednesday it was t

The number of privately run businesses in southern Guangdong province, China's most dynamic commerci

With the mood in Congress trending toward greater regulation in the futures industry, higher margins

Taiwan Wednesday said it would slash more tariffs to help boost imports and narrow the island's surp

After many years of scant interest, onshore areas of Malaysia are generating attention by foreign oi

Mitsui Mining said Wednesday it will soon build a 7 billion yen (US$48.7 million) plant in Malaysia

The European Commission has finally come to grips with one of the most unnerving aspects of its sing

With rebel forces still holding out in the capital and panic withdrawals from banks continuing, Phil

The Port of Long Beach Tuesday broke ground on a 55-acre container terminal for Hanjin Shipping Co.<

Ports will be entirely automated and deserted, devoid of human workers. Containerships will have dou

Some small Japanese-owned ships might be forced into lay-up as a result of the Bush administration's

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

P-I-E Nationwide Inc., one of the trucking industry's largest companies, is asking its employees to

European Expedite, the troubled European wholesale air express carrier based in Brussels, Belgium, p

Warner-Lambert Co. won the first round in a $55 million lawsuit against Rohm and Haas Co., which all

The U.S. economy will continue to weaken next year but avoid a recession and any substantial change

Italian tire maker Pirelli SpA signed a joint-venture agreement with the Soviet Union to produce 13,

HEAD OF STATE IN E. GERMANY RESIGNSEast German head of state Egon Krenz resigned Wednesday a

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The Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union, one of America's most politically active unions, has com

New Jersey is pretty much of a mess when it comes to auto insurance: the highest rates, on a statewi

This fall's drought could mean lower cattle prices in May and June and higher prices in July and Aug

When Robert Dallmeyer was running an exhibit for United Technologies Corp. at a West German trade fa

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