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Decades of rivalry between Seattle and Tacoma will get a chance either to intensify or ease off next

Sept. 20, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

Peter Wilson, former managing director at London's H.S. Weavers (Underwriting) Agencies Ltd., has be

Journal of Commerce Transportation Table, Sept. 22. National Press Club, Washington D.C. Richard I.

The Massachusetts Division of Insurance has asked an independent consultant to conduct a study of Bl

A commodity options firm accused of defrauding its customers has been fined $100,000 by the Chicago

ALUMINUM OUTPUT FELL IN AUGUSTAverage daily production of primary aluminum in non-socialist

UK'S RTZ SELLS UNIT TO RHONE-POULENCRTZ Corp. said here Wednesday it would sell its specialt

Facsimile machines, known for their agility at leaping national boundaries and ignoring time zones,

U.S. soybean processors are currently enjoying very strong crushing margins, but many analysts and i

Genetic engineering is no more a risk to society than changing an organism's heredity through an old

The Bush administration will help with Colombia's effort to reinstate international quotas on coffee

Contrary to popular opinion, the biotechnology revolution is not on the wane, and industry sales are

World production of 10 major oilseeds in 1989-90 will reach 211.1 million metric tons, up 12.9 milli

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Rumored U.S. corn gluten meal sales to the Soviet Union could not be confirmed Wednesday with Archer

CBT REVISES LIMITS FOR STOCK INDEX FUTURESThe directors of the Chicago Board of Trade at the

Pork belly futures turned sharply higher Wednesday in response to news the Senate Foreign Relations

Senate Democrats, overriding a more cautious Bush administration plan, pushed through the Senate For

U.S. Commerce Secretary Robert Mosbacher will continue his efforts today to ensure that the Europea

Chase Manhattan Corp., the nation's second-largest bank holding company, Wednesday boosted the reser

JAPANESE CONSIDER IMPORTER TAX BREAKSJapan's trade ministry has proposed tax breaks for impo

Japanese banks, which have appeared to be on a buying spree in the United States, will be selling so

At least nine U.S. companies have lowered their earnings forecasts this week, making Wall Street jit

Nothing has happened to the economy in the past week and a half to cause the Federal Reserve Board t

Credit card use is booming in Brazil because of hyper-inflation, which makes it worthwhile for shopp

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

The Interstate Commerce Commission's ruling in a six-year-old case involving how railroads handle pr

Taiwan's decision to close its doors on beef imports puts an end to a brisk business from the United

In a sharp break from past practice, the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey is willing to invol

The government of Taiwan appeared to light the fuse on a new time bomb under trade with the United S

A Tokyo-based steamship line and its longtime U.S. agent are discussing a possible separation, both

Hurricane Hugo, which overturned planes, devastated roads and sunk some 30 to 40 vessels in San Juan

The Society of Maritime Arbitrators of New York has developed a shortened arbitration procedure that

Mounted on the wall of Charles F. Kaye's Boston office is a chrome-plated kingpin, the pivotal piece

DEL. LAWMAKERS CANCEL BANK-INSURANCE SESSIONDelaware legislators last week canceled a specia

(The following is Part II of an article published on Wednesday's insurance page. The Illinois Suprem

The insurance industry was able to kill a provision of the federal savings and loan bailout law, all

DEREGULATION HELD HELPFUL TO CONSUMERSA transportation industry coalition released a new stu

Transporting hazardous cargoes through cities and towns is "the hottest political grass-roots issue