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

BECAUSE OF STRONG DEMAND FOR GASOLINE, U.S. refiners recracked significant amounts of distillate fue

The rise of the U.S. dollar against the yen is a double-edged sword for Japanese investors in U.S. T

Larger share offerings are likely to be made by Japanese companies with stock traded in the over-the

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Move over, Miss America! The real beauty contest is just a week away. What may be the first

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

China has dismissed a vice governor of the central bank in a move that has puzzled foreign bankers a

The government in Taiwan said it will take several concrete steps to guard the intellectual property

A Japanese distributor of U.S.-made bomb and drug detectors for airport security expressed confidenc

The railroad industry is beginning to hear an old familiar tune, and some insiders believe this coul

West Coast shippers are livid over what they see as unjustifiable and unfair handling charge increas

Two major U.S.-flag liner operators supplanted a small U.S. carrier as low bidders for containerized

High-level U.S. and Japanese negotiators meeting here over the past two days agreed Tuesday to draw

Congress will consider a number of bills this fall that could astronomically expand the government's

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This week: NEW ENGLAND: Boston Edison Co., BostonMID-ATLANTIC: Delmarva Power Co., Wilmingto

(First of Two Articles) Three years ago this summer, Conrail won an arduous struggle to cont

The tugboat beauty contest to be held here Sept. 13 will throw the spotlight not only on the individ

Rolodex Corp., Secaucus, N.J., is successfully staving off an increase in the freight rates it pays

Rice, beans, Pampers - and just about everything else Puerto Rico importsfrom the U.S. mainl

San Jose International Airport's problem in providing adequate housing for U.S. Customs Service insp

Sept. 5, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

OCCIDENTAL OIL AND GAS PLANS TO LAY OFF 900Occidental Oil and Gas Corp., Tulsa, Okla., Tuesd

EXPORT GROUP, CHILE HOPE TO BOOST TRADEThe Mississippi Valley Coal Exporters Council is expe

The Singapore International Monetary Exchange may lose some clients to the new International Petrole

''Everybody's working." That was the standard answer Tuesday from Eastern coal producers who

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of Commerce , U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service, Room HCHB

Combined shipments of iron ore, coal and stone on the Great Lakes fell in July due to a miner's stri

It happened again, and the managing director of the Jacksonville Port Authority is fed up. U

Five hundred years after Portugal ruled the seas, its naval force is negligible and its shipyards ar

FRANCE'S SUEZ WINS BATTLE FOR INDUSTRIELLEThe French insurance-based group Cie. Industrielle

Superfreighters are succeeding in helping Australian railroads win back freight business lost to the

Because they have the sophistication that small domestic insurance carriers lack, reinsurance underw

GULF & ATLANTIC MARITIME SERVICES INC. (Iselin, N.J.) - Richard H. Bowen was named general manager f

The International Maritime Bureau is highly critical of the decision by U.S. Customs to drop fines p

Saying the average Massachusetts driver isn't as bad as he's cracked up to be, Massachusetts Insuran

Labor contract talks aimed at preventing a longshore work stoppage in New York harbor Oct. 1 resume

President Bush has signed the Federal Maritime Commission's $16.4 million budget bill for fiscal yea

Kemper National Property & Casualty Cos. of Long Grove, Ill., and l'Union de Assurances de Paris (UA