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The head of Fluorocarbon Co., who felt like a corporate Al Capone because people wrongly thought his

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

A group of federally licensed marine pilots called the findings of a study sponsored by a state pilo

The Military Sealift Command has awarded a fixed-price, $7.3 million contract for the charter of a t

Nedlloyd Lines BV, a division of the Rotterdam-based Royal Nedlloyd Group NV, has ordered five conta

Japan will dispatch teams of trained experts to deal with major tanker oil spills either at home or

The fires again will surround this bend-of-the-road outpost in the fall to burn off the sugarcane gr

Overruling local opposition, the Philippine government approved a South Korean polypropylene film pl

A maritime union official last week urged the Department of Transportation to include military seali

Chemical giant E.I. Du Pont de Nemours & Co. was ordered to stop selling two fungicides that were co

Sept. 11, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low

1441 (Sept. 11, 1989) Previous day - 1437 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

INTRASTATE FREIGHT RATES VOIDED IN MASS., NHThe Federal Trade Commission has ordered the New

Chubb Corp. announced Monday the formation of a leveraged employee stock ownership plan account.

THE CRB FUTURES INDEX stabilized just above its 1989 low in August, closing up 2 percent at 225.48,

Copper futures turned around to close sharply higher Monday following a speculative sell-off that be

Europe's reinsurers may be at loggerheads about the market's state of underwriting overcapacity, but

The Independent Insurance Agents of America has adopted a new resolution supporting rate incentives

TRAVELERS TO SET UP SPECIAL UNIT FOR MASS.HARTFORD, Conn. - Travelers Corp. plans to set up

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission Monday filed civil charges in a U.S. federal court against

APL IS EXPANDING PITTSBURGH-ASIA SERVICEPITTSBURGH - American President Lines is offering le

KRAFT USA (Glenview, Ill.) - J. Prescott Wallace was named vice president, consumer promotion. He wa

Six years ago, West German-based Goettfert Inc. tried its hand at cracking the North American plasti

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

Mennen Co. has become the first shipper to win a loss-of-discount case. In an unanimous deci

JAPAN'S MAZDA TO USE MORE FOREIGN CHIPSMazda Motor Corp., the Japanese carmaker, said it wou

Experts in exporting will be matched with small businesses eyeing foreign markets at a two-day conf

Japanese government officials have suggested that American Commerce Secretary Robert Mosbacher, who

A laser beam that vaporizes pockets of tooth decay treats cavities without drilling, anesthesia or p

ENTREPRENEURS PUT BETS ON AZTEC GAME REVIVALALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - Aztec tribesmen were such fa

Toy makers are gearing up for a Christmas season that will see fewer of the blockbuster toys that pr

U.S. assembly plants here, back in operation after winning a three-week labor dispute, have blazed t

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

DUNKIN' DONUTS REJECTS CANADIAN OFFERRANDOLPH, Mass. - Dunkin' Donuts said Monday that it ha

As tempus continues to fugit, so does the fickle customer base, both wholesale and retail, and Hong

The World Bank, long criticized for funding environmentally damaging projects, announced increased l

HONG KONG POSTS TRADE SURPLUSHong Kong posted a revised trade surplus of HK$3.8 billion (US$

Plans to bring the 12 European Community states into monetary union inched forward this weekend desp

The U.S. dollar declined slightly in quiet trading Monday after topping 2.0 deutsche marks in Japan