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The Military Sealift Command delivered a strong message to U.S. carriers this week when it accepted

When Hurricane Gilbert devastated 70 percent of Jamaica's coffee crop in 1988, the Japanese were the

Sept. 7, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

A private terminal operator is on the verge of starting up an electronic communications system for t

ALTHOUGH DEMAND for gold and other precious metals remains sluggish, in one small way the modest or

WESTERN FUELS PANS BUSH'S CLEAN AIR BILLThe Western Fuels Association announced it opposes t

With a final Commerce Department analysis of risk retention groups due this month, the industry is g

1436 (Sept. 7, 1989) Previous day - 1433 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

TWO TRAINS COLLIDE IN CENTRAL VIRGINIAHOWARDSVILLE, Va. - Two freight trains collided and de

Harvey Cooper and his partners have a bright idea. They are working on the establishment of

TRADE SURPLUS GROWS SHARPLY IN ARGENTINABUENOS AIRES, Argentina - Argentina registered a bal

SHEEP SAUDIS REJECTED ARE SHIPPED TO KUWAITMANAMA, Bahrain - Kuwait has agreed to accept for

With air cargo volumes rising and the Boeing Co. about to open a plant nearby, Spokane International

If the effects on the insurance industry of the European Community's planned ''Single Market" are up

CAUSTIC SODA Dow Chemical Co. said it raised off-list caustic soda prices $20 a ton, not to

Yuriy Chumakov, the Soviet Union's chief grains negotiator, is here this week for preliminary "get-a

Despite five weeks of intense negotiations, Argentina and the International Monetary Fund have not r

OFFICIAL TO EXPLORE POLAND'S FOOD NEEDSA high-level USDA official Thursday said he will trav

The U.S. Department of Agriculture confirmed Thursday that the Soviet Union would purchase 50,000 me

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Gasoline inventories showed the largest week-to-week drawdown in the current driving season, the Ame

Britain's European Community partners are not liberalizing their transport services quickly enough,

MB AMERICA TO BUY US CHECK PRINTERPrivately held American Bank Stationery Co., one of the co

Soybean futures closed higher Thursday in response to indications the U.S. soybean crop may have bee

A state-commissioned study that claims the auto industry in New York is in danger of collapsing unle

Italy's largest bank said Thursday its branch in Atlanta, Ga., extended at least $1.7 billion in una

A voluntary restriction on use of a controversial fungicide will only stop about one-third of U.S. s

Japan's 24 largest shipbuilders soon will be ordered to disband their production cartel by the end o

The French Shipbuilders Association has lashed out at the South Korean and Finnish governments becau

Canada appears to be the latest competitive market for courier and express traffic from the United S

Transportation Research Forum, New York Chapter. Sept. 12. New York. Luncheon meeting. Patricia Zeda

Congress is back from its August recess and two House subcommittees promptly picked up where they le

Opposition from some powerful senators and several interest groups has dimmed the chances for passag

HOW TO USE: The following government bid opportunities are among the hundreds of such opport

The United Transportation Union has made a blistering response to a Federal Railroad Administration

More than 40 percent of chief executives surveyed nationwide favor introduction of a value-added tax

Thermo Cardiosystems Inc. said it has signed agreements with two European distributors for sales and

Canon Inc., of Tokyo, has introduced seven models in 8mm video format so far this year, and its two

The U.S. dollar drifted lower Thursday on central bank dollar-selling intervention - both public and

The wool trade from Australia and New Zealand is the latest focal point in the debate over the merit