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Iran is looking to buy 125,000 metric tons of corn for late October-early November shipment, but was

ARCHER DANIELS PLANS SOY PLANT EXPANSIONDECATUR, Ill. - Archer Daniels Midland Co. has annou

A Japanese consortium that has imported Mexican crude oil since the 1979 oil crisis will dissolve wh

A new cargo and ground-handling company will be established at Thailand's main airport early in the

* Trading With Brazil 4A * Lloyd's of London Reports Record Profit 11A* Marad Rejects Additi

Wed., Sept. 6, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

Canadian shippers are pleased with the federal government's plans to build two additional runways at

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Olympic Mills Corp., already the island's largest textile employer with 1,000 workers, is planning o

U.S. exporters of red meat are targeting markets throughout the Pacific Rim with the help of a $9 mi

Railroad Personnel Association, 37th annual conference, Sept. 10-13. Claremont Resort and Tennis Clu

The 1989-90 marketing year for soybeans promises only a modest rebound in the U.S. export pace in re

Auto insurers in New Jersey have been given the go-ahead to challenge a consumer group's plan to put

After years of virtually sitting on the sidelines, the Inter-American Development Bank is about to r

EUROPEAN AIRLINES SEEK TRAFFIC CONTROL MEETBRUSSELS, Belgium - Twenty-one European airlines

Federal Express Corp., mapping its foray into global competition in air cargo transportation, has dr

Dow Chemical Co. said it will add 35 million pounds a year of ethanolamines capacity by de-bottlenec

BENETTON GROUP ENTERS VENTURE TO MAKE SHOESPORTLAND, Ore. - Benetton Group SpA, the Italian

Orange juice is not just from Florida anymore. U.S. orange juice producers can no longer sat

Sept. 6, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The number of working oil and gas rigs in the country jumped by 27 to 936 last week, fueled by doubl

The Port of Albany, which lost its last major shipper last week, is losing the company that manages

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

William Loftus will be named president of the American Short Line Railroad Association. Mr. Loftus'

Economists always have been curious about how much time we devote to work and increasingly they want

LOW COFFEE PRICES MAY BOOST COCAINEFRANKFURT, West Germany - Slumping world coffee prices co

ITALIAN BANK CHIEF PRESSURED TO RESIGNPressure mounted Wednesday for the president of Italia

LATE-AUGUST SALES OF AUTOMOBILES ZOOMCar and light truck sales by the nation's Big Three aut

AZERBAIJAN STRIKES SLOW RAIL TRAFFIC IN USSRMOSCOW - Three hundred freight trains have been

Lufthansa German Airlines is seeking to add Detroit to its U.S. gateway cities as early as next May,

Consolidation continues among companies that operate in the electronic data interchange marketplace;

Despite posting gains in coal, auto and export iron and steel exports, total cargo volume at the Por

(Second of Two Articles) With breathing room at least until next April before any would-be r

When Kalo Hineman, one of five members of the Commodity Futures TradingCommission, tried to

The oil ministers of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries voiced doubts Tuesday about w

Taking full advantage of the warming in East-West politics, the Soviets are planning new shipping li

SWEETENED SUEZ BID FOR INDUSTRIELLE OK'DFrench regulators approved a sweetened takeover bid

NL Industries Inc., a Houston-based company controlled by Dallas investor Harold Simmons, is prepare

CAPITAL ACCOUNT DEFICIT SHRINKS IN W. GERMANYFRANKFURT, West Germany - The West German capit

Puerto Rico's ruling political party is seeking the formation of a joint U.S.-Puerto Rican maritime