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ANANGEL'S PROFIT FALLS; SHIPPING EARNINGS RISEAnangel- American Shipholdings Ltd.'s first- q

PAYMENTS SURPLUS FALLS IN SOUTH KOREASEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's current account surp

Traders here have expressed optimism about the start of electronic trading today in Euromark futures

Nov. 29, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

1666 (Nov. 29, 1989) Previous day - 1671 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

More than 50 companies, trade associations and organizations have submitted comments to the U.S. Int

The U.S. Small Business Administration announced Wednesday plans for its first national trade fair-c

American Transport Lines Inc. is urging the Federal Maritime Commission to issue a ruling before 199

The increasingly rapid adoption of electronic data interchange technology in trade and transportatio

TRANSIT TRADE GROUP ISSUES POLICY REPORTOAKLAND, Calif. - The American Public Transit Associ

A senior official of Japan's Finance Ministry stated Wednesday that the Kaifu administration intends

The traditional U.S. weakness for French delicacies has been compounded recently by a budding taste

The U.S. dollar rose except against the yen Wednesday in a quiet market dominated by unwinding of de

FED'S T-BILL PURCHASE ADDS BANKING RESERVESNEW YORK - The Federal Reserve Wednesday purchase

The government expects to sign offshore oil exploration contracts in January with several foreign co

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American companies are exploring new business opportunities that could open up in East Germany as it

Japanese and Americans trust each other less and less and an increasing number are pessimistic about

The U.S. government, on the eve of this weekend's shipboard summit between President Bush and Soviet

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Argentina has ended its 40-year government monopoly on reinsurance and, effective Jan. 1, will allow

European Eastern bloc airlines and governments are increasingly looking to work with Western carrier

Maritime industry observers Wednesday said Jackson A. Baker's abrupt departure from Sea-Land Service

U.S. and Japanese negotiators failed Wednesday to resolve their dispute over foreign access to Japan

An influential group of U.S. companies urged continuing U.S. negotiations with the European Communit

SOUTHWEST BANK HIKES PRIME RATE TO 10.5 PERCENTST. LOUIS - Southwest Bank of St. Louis, a re

Paul C. Lightband was named vice president, North Europe, for Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. Base

A decision to delay action on a proposed increase in the International Monetary Fund's resources may

Wed., Nov. 29, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

The Oct. 17 earthquake that killed 61 people, destabilized buildings and sent highways and bridges t

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

The general insurance market in Thailand expanded more than 30 percent in the first nine months of t

CALIF. REGULATORS SAY LIFE INSURER INSOLVENTState regulators have declared Pacific Standard

Dozens of members of a longshoremen's union allegedly linked to the Mafia are under investigation by

Auto insurance rates in New Jersey may be among the nation's highest, but a state indictment Tuesday

The nation's property and casualty insurance industry reported net income for the third quarter ende

Import cuts now being implemented by the Chinese government could hurt U.S. sales to that country of

SODIUM HYDROSULFITE Olin Corp. of Stamford, Conn., will increase the price of its solution s

A proposal to establish a new cargo and passenger center for the Pacific Northwest in Moses Lakes po

Timber stocks will continue to grow into the next century, although domestic concerns, ecology and f