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HUGO LOSSES REDUCE EARNINGS FOR HARTFORDHARTFORD, Conn. - Losses from Hurricane Hugo, which

After two years of planning, South America's first privately owned cellular telephone network went o

China's new generation of private entrepreneurs, already threatened by a return to more orthodox com

Representatives of two countries assailed as protectionist by the United States called Monday for fr

Officials at Minneapolis/St. Paul International Airport have come up with aninnovative way t

One of the railroad industry's star witnesses in its drive to get Congress to scrap the compensation

Shippers and truckers continue evolving to meet the changing transportation demands. For Far

Japan plans to host a meeting next year of Asia-Pacific economic experts to chart the future of the

QUAKE SALES TAX LEVY ENACTED IN CALIFORNIAGov. George Deukmejian signed legislation authoriz

Maritime Administrator Warren Leback will be the featured speaker today at a National Waterways Conf

Ship firms managed by B+H Management Ltd. have reported their results for the latest financial perio

ALAN GREENSPAN CAN NOW BOAST that he was right all along, despite pleas from some colleagues - and t

U.K. Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd Monday restated his government's conditions for becoming a membe

The head of the organization that governs most international trade says he'd like to see more pragma

The U.S. dollar rose in a quiet market Monday on expectations of steady U.S. interest rates ahead.

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

Mon., Nov. 6, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

POLAND SEEKS SUPPORT OF JAPAN ON DEBT PLANPoland's Deputy Foreign Minister Jan Majewski Mond

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

Although rainfall and hydroelectric dam releases have helped maintain normal water levels on the Mis

ELECTRONIC TARIFF FILING is driving many in the transportation industry just a little crazy.

BROKERS AND FORWARDERS CONSIDER OWN SOFTWAREMIAMI - The National Customs Brokers and Freight

PRICE CEILING UPHELD ON SOME TEXAS GASThe Supreme Court Monday allowed federal officials to

Senator Linie, the German steamship line whose vessel was used to bring 4.4 tons of cocaine into thi

AMERICAN AIRLINES ORDERS 6 AIRBUS JETSAmerican Airlines has ordered six Airbus Industrie twi

China will introduce stiffer laws to protect patents and copyrights and to stamp out counterfeiting

The Supreme Court Monday refused to consider a challenge to a $2.5 billion settlement plan that woul

The former head of Transit Casualty Co., a high-risk insurer that left up to $4 billion in unpaid cl

A visiting U.S. official urged Japanese government and business leaders to join the United States in

Foreign sanctions imposed on South Africa have cost thecountry 500,000 jobs and billions of dollars

The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc

MALAYSIA TO CREATE BORNEO TAX HAVENKUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - Malaysia will turn Labuan island

US, AUSTRALIA PLEDGE COOPERATION ON TRADESYDNEY, Australia - The United States and Australia

U.K. stockbroker Barclays de Zoete Wedd and investment bank Morgan Grenfell have held "preliminary"

Australian companies, struggling against sky-high interest rates at home and a deteriorating reputat

Nov. 3, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

As the first country in Eastern Europe to be granted permanent most-favored- nat ion status, Hungary

U.S. exporters, mining companies and traders alike, said they face the first rail-freight cost hikes

Liquidation officials are not the only ones worried by the implications of a judge's decision on rei

NEW ZEALAND HAS PLANS TO PRIVATIZE INSURERAUCKLAND, New Zealand - New Zealand plans to priva