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The European Community Commission Wednesday proposed much closer convergence of the economic polices

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By the end of this month, Scandinavian Airlines System will have shifted all its New York area fligh

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

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

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

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

Customs brokers and freight forwarder firms will lose money if they are forced into using a proposed

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 Federal Maritime Commission raised some doubts about continuing antitrust immunity for private m

Canada will retain its tolls on the St. Lawrence Seaway system, according to J. Bruce McCleod, vice

Leading members of the House Agriculture Committee introduced a bill Tuesday to make it easier to ba

Japan's crude oil consumption rose 5.7 percent in the year ended March 31, 1988, compared with the p

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

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

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

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

Federal judges in Arizona, Kansas, California, Idaho, Texas and Washington have denied Sir James Gol

Japan may be preoccupied with its domestic political problems, but that will not stop Tokyo from pre

CINCINNATI GAS & ELECTRIC CO. isn't ready yet to provide full details, but a fuel official said 86 b

MAPCO'S SAFETY RECORD IS WORST, STUDY SAYSLEXINGTON, Ky. - For the second consecutive year,

An article on Page 18 of the Sept. 18 Air Commerce supplement to The Journal of Commerce should have

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

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

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

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

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

The governments of India and China will strive for "a significant increase" in bilateral trade durin

Michael H. Lane, acting commissioner of the U.S. Customs Service, assured customs brokers and forwar

Tue., Sept. 20, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U

Gasoline and distillate inventories increased, the American Petroleum Institute's latest weekly supp

The idea of relieving airport congestion by regulating landing fees is farfrom dead despite

There is good and bad news for air freight forwarders with the introduction of the Boeing 747-400 in

Washington state's new Public Ports Task Force includes as members both well- known leaders from Pug

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

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

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

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