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UAE TO CUT OUTPUT, BUT NOT TO QUOTA LEVELNICOSIA, Cyprus - The United Arab Emirates, which r

The Port of Redwood City, Calif., announced net income of $498,000 for the year ended June 30, an in

West German police said Monday they had foiled a Red Army Faction bomb attack on a Bayer AG research

Copper prices are likely to average between 90 cents and $1.00 in 1990 as the U.S. economy slips in

Coffee futures traded mostly higher Monday on speculative and computer fund buying after Friday's st

Secretary of Commerce Robert Mosbacher honored The Journal of Commerce by presenting Don C. Becker,

The Supreme Court Monday limited the way multinational corporations can use foreign tax laws to redu

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ARGENTINA INTRODUCES BIG ECONOMIC CHANGESBUENOS AIRES, Argentina - Argentina devalued its au

County Natwest, Guinness, Lloyd's of London, Alexander Howden, UBS Phillips and Drew, Morgan Grenfel

India will export an additional 3 million square meters (3.5 million square yards) of cotton goods t

The coffee futures markets in New York and London may face competition soonfrom a third inte

A tentative decision by the Environmental Protection Agency to ban the EBDC fungicides widely used o

NIGERIA IS SEEKING NEW COCOA MARKETSLAGOS, Nigeria - The Nigerian Export Promotion Council a

The service arm of International Shipholding Corp. has awarded a $10 million contract to Equitable S

The Supreme Court has refused to hear accounting firm Peat Marwick Main & Co.'s challenge to a lawsu

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UK PRODUCER PRICES ROSE 0.2 PERCENT LAST MONTHU.K. producer output prices rose by 0.2 percen

The U.S. Bureau of the Census is issuing its vast supply of trade and commercial data on compact dis

FORD, CHRYSLER SHUTTING CANADIAN PLANTS BRIEFLYCanadian subsidiaries of Ford Motor Co. and C

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Computerization of the Tokyo Commodity Exchange, set for completion by October of next year as part

Bangt Dennis, head of Sweden's Riksbank (central bank), said at the weekend that a 10 percent devalu

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

HUNT TRANSPORT PLANS 4 PERCENT RATE INCREASELOWELL, Ark. - J. B. Hunt Transport Inc. said it

1605 (Dec. 8, 1989) Previous day - 1605 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

S. KOREA TO LIBERALIZE IMPORTS OF 98 PRODUCTSSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea will liberaliz

Recent corporate mergers, higher operating costs and new government noise and safety rules will push

GATX Terminals Corp., Chicago, said it is purchasing Exxon Co. USA's 1.6 million-barrel petroleum te

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

The citrus canker scare that led to the burning of 20 million fruit trees in the mid-1980s reached t

NY WON'T HIKE RATES FOR HEALTH INSURANCEALBANY, N.Y. - The state's health insurance plan, wh

The top property/casualty insurance policy making bureau has proposed new options to make pollution

The new port authority set to take over operations at the Port of Philadelphia will start talks with

Dec. 8, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low

Taiwan is becoming one of the largest markets in the world for both imported and domestically produc

Fred Kayden, the man who brought Russian black bread by air to New York's Bloomingdale's department

The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index declined to 102.4 on Friday for a loss of 1.3 points

No immediate changes are anticipated in Del Monte Tropical Fruit Co.'s ocean shipping operations fol

UNITED MACHINISTS OPPOSE NEW PROPOSALCHICAGO - United Airlines' machinists, who have opposed