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A top international accounting and consulting firm has joined forces with a Soviet firm of managemen

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

The dollar appears to have settled into a lower trading range following weeks of central bank interv

Exports have led to a world of change at Health-Mor Inc., a small, Lombard, Ill.-based vacuum-cleane

In any catastrophe, some groups benefit. Aside from the stockholders of the biggest U.S. ins

The Massachusetts Port Authority said Friday it will try to satisfy the concerns of Gov. Michael S.

REGIONAL BLOCS Europe '92. Nov. 18. Berkeley, Calif. Contact Shirley Fogarino, Vista Communi

West Point-Pepperell Inc., the big Georgia-based textile producer, said it agreed to sell three of t

High-tech concrete is making its debut, not a moment too soon. As many of America's highways, bridge

FUND'S QUAKE CHARGE SEEN AT $50 MILLIONFireman's Fund Corp. said it expects to take a charge

Jon M. Huntsman's bid to take over Aristech Chemical Corp. is only the latest of a series of moves a

One-upmanship going on between two of the nation's leading coal-buying utility systems could spell t

CANADA OKS EXPORT OF ARCTIC GAS TO USCanada's National Energy Board late Thursday approved t

Asian investors still see property on the West Coast of the United States as a great chance for prof

MAKE YANKEE EXPORTS MORE EXPENSIVE; that will keep the balance of payments strong for Japan.

The 337-foot containership Colon grounded on a bar at the entrance to Boston harbor Thursday night a

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

The ports of Oakland and San Francisco are speaking with Crowley Maritime Corp. about a plan to move

Union des Assurances de Paris and Transatlantic Holdings have signed a truce over their stakes in Br

The major participants in California's Proposition 103 dispute have signed off on a legal stipulatio

Moscow's longstanding commitment to put more meat on family tables is the compelling reason behind t

OFFICIAL OPTIMISTIC ON FERTILIZER PRICESThe chairman of IMC Fertilizer Group Inc. said that

The Indian government has announced minimum prices of between 145 and 220 US cents a kilogram for ex

The government is expected to seek 10 years to phase out certain import restrictions when officials

It's their first line of defense. When Japanese auto executives come under attack for displa

Eastman Kodak Co. will introduce a disposable, wide-angle camera in the United States, company offic

Some of the sounds coming out of new Japanese luxury cars are so good, you'll wonder where they're c

Improved prospects for the Soviet grain crop, which officially is forecast to rise 7 percent this ye

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries will regain its market clout in the 1990s, but thi

ORGANIZER CANCELS SHIP CRIME CONFERENCEA conference on maritime crime that was due to be hel

Hong Kong's chief executive brought his mission to restore confidence in the colony to the United St

CANADIAN NATIONAL INKS SALE PACT WITH CONRAILConsolidated Rail Corp. and Canadian National R

TOPIX INDEX OPTIONS TRADING UNDER WAYOptions on the Topix Index started trading Friday on th

AIRLINE WON'T JOIN EFFORT TO BUY UALBritish Airways on Friday pulled out of a struggling eff

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service Agri

Oct. 20, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low

U.S. and Canadian northern native leaders accused the animal rights' movement of using racism in its

Because of tight domestic supplies, about 10 percent less U.S. wheatwill be available to low-income

Canadian 1989-1990 (August-July) all wheat ending stocks are now forecast to come in at 5.90 million

The United States and Japan have agreed to extend Japanese steel export restrictions for 30 more mon