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TNT Auto Warehousing Inc. plans to add a second shift to its automobile service facility in Lafayett

Nov. 13, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Universal Maritime Services Corp. is adding a few acres of container storage to its Port Newark, N.J

Cargo volume at the Port of Mobile rose almost 20 percent to 37.3 million tons in the fiscal year en

West German employers' enthusiastic welcome for the flood of East German refugees may not be shared

The opening of East Germany's borders will translate into increased economic opportunities for Weste

UNITED FRUIT CO. ENDS EUROPE-US OPERATIONUnited Fruit Co., the parent of Chiquita Brands Inc

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The House has finished work on a $3.4 billion spending bill for the Coast Guard in fiscal year 1990.

A research and advance procurement program for a fast military sealift vessel will get under way onc

The government is suing the owners of a Greek freighter that ran aground on a fragile coral reef in

Nov. 13, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low

1650 (Nov. 13, 1989) Previous day - 1656 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

A Teamsters local president who has been endorsed for the national union's presidency said further r

Britain's businessmen are calling for a doubling of investment in the country's transport infrastruc

MISSISSIPPI LOCK 26 IS CLOSED FOR REPAIRSKANSAS CITY, Mo. - Lock and Dam 26 on the Mississip

The Supreme Court has permitted random drug-testing of Boston police officers, providing new evidenc

WE ARE THE WORLD, we are the wired. A mixture of hype, need and ongoing bureaucratic foundat

It took two tries, but a 104-ton steam locomotive built in China and destined for Iowa was hoisted o

Chemical manufacturers say a bill to impose trade sanctions against countries or companies that prom

US ATTORNEY A. VALUKAS RESIGNSU.S. Attorney Anton Valukas, who headed the investigation that

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Copper futures prices ended higher Monday on renewed supply concerns as traders resisted bearish new

FOXBORO PLANS MOVE TO MASSACHUSETTS SITENORWALK, Conn. - Foxboro Co. says it will move its N

An evenly divided Supreme Court Monday upheld the planned partial merger of Detroit's two daily news

Two of the Soviet Union's top food buying officials will be here this week as part of a large Soviet

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey approved a 10-year lease for an importer of prefabrica

GRAND METROPOLITAN FOOD SECTOR (Minneapolis) - Russell J. Bragg was named chairman and chief executi

Argentina will export 1.7 million metric tons of 1989-90 (May-April) No. 2 hard wheat to Brazil in 1

GTE Corp. is revamping the distribution network of its U.S. Lighting Group. Over the next ye

The U.S. Department of Agriculture said plans are being made for agricultural trade and development

U.S. and Brazilian trade negotiators have agreed informally on all but two points of a proposal to i

The bowler hat, enduring symbol of the Englishman, is catching the fancy of Americans. Altho

HOUSE DEMOCRATS BACK SEAFOOD INSPECTIONThe absence of federal seafood inspection puts U.S. f

The dollar probably will show a firm tone in advance of several important economic statistics to be

Massive flows of Japanese funds into the U.S. stock market could pose a major problem to the U.S. ec

Fri., Nov. 10, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

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

GERMAN RAPPROCHEMENT SEEN AS PLUS FOR EUROPELYON, France - The rapprochement between West an