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1668 (Nov. 22, 1989) Previous day - 1670 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

KOREAN TRADE SURPLUS WITH US FALLS 44.4 PERCENTSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's trade surp

The Port of Los Angeles, in a scenario being played out at ports throughout North America, is attemp

The TransPacific Westbound Rate Agreement said it will release on or around Dec. 1 a request for pro

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

Sea Containers Ltd. will unveil plans today for the commercial development of land it owns adjacent

Congress, just before adjourning for the year, approved a ban on Export- Import Bank credits to Chin

TANK CONTAINER LESSOR NAMES FAR EAST AGENTA leading supplier of leased tank containers has n

A San Francisco Superior Court judge has ruled that the state insurance commissioner is failing to d

A story headlined "Commercial Union to Contest Ruling in Redgrave Suit," on Page 9A of The Journal o

Nitro Nobel AB, the Swedish civil explosives company, said it will form a joint venture with the Sov

The United States will continue to press Japan for reforms in its construction market despite the ad

Sen. John Breaux, D-La., is looking ahead to next year with legislation he introduced just before Co

London and Overseas Freighters PLC said its profit for the April-September period totaled $742,000,

The chemical brief headlined, "Sodium Chlorate," which appeared in the ''Products Marketplace" colum

The CECA division of France's Atochem Inc. said it has begun initial design and engineering work for

CENTER FOR STRATEGIC AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES (Washington) - Otto J. Reich was appointed senior as

Maritime Association of the Port of New York and New Jersey. Nov. 28. New York. Luncheon meeting pre

A British warship commander said Sunday that foreign navies will remain in the Persian Gulf to prote

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission Tuesday approved futures contract proposals by the Chicago

The U.S. Department of Agriculture is working on a major overhaul of the long- criticized system for

Despite the expected low size of Australia's 1989-90 (April-March) wheat crop, the Australian Wheat

European shippers Tuesday warned they will lodge a complaint with the European Commission if evidenc

Airlines scheduled to get new Boeing Co. planes anytime in the first half of next year can expect la

Canada's National Energy Board approved three applications to export natural gas to the United State

When millions of gallons of oil blackened Alaska's Prince William Sound, the whole world knew where

Flota Mercante Grancolombiana SA, the national shipping line of Colombia,plans to order thre

JAPAN'S TRADE SURPLUS MOVES SLIGHTLY LOWERJapan had a $485.12 million customs-cleared trade

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

HOUSING, AUTO COSTS PACE RISE IN PRICESConsumer prices rose by 0.5 percent in October after

A Raleigh-based insurance agency is offering a 45 percent discount on life insurance to smokers who

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William D. Hathaway, a Washington attorney who served 14 years in Congress, was nominated by Preside

INDIA LIKELY TO IMPORT 50,000 TONS OF PULSESNEW DELHI, India - India is likely to import mor

Gold prices closed above a "psychological" level of $400 an ounce Tuesday for the first time since J

The gray metal doors of the crammed elevator yawn open, spilling out male riders who fan out down th

ARMORED CAR MERGER VIEWED WITH CAUTIONThe Justice Department said the proposed merger of the

The government closed a two-week administrative hearing Tuesday reasserting its charges that brokers

Congress has quietly approved waiving restrictions that Conrail officials say would limit their pote

Lloyd's of London plans to simplify claims procedures in order to speed up the whole process.