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The European Council discussed topics related to movement toward the 1992 single market at its June

Malaysia Primary Industries Minister Lim Keng Yaik has suggested local producers and exporters form

FRANCE ALLOWED TO HALT TAIWAN TEXTILE IMPORTSBRUSSELS, Belgium - France has been authorized

Sime Darby Bhd., the Malaysian-based trading, manufacturing and commodity conglomerate, turned in a

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

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

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

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

The British Shippers' Council is seeking a European Commission investigation into the legality of ra

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UNEMPLOYMENT RATE FALLS IN W. GERMANYFRANKFURT, West Germany - The unemployment rate in West

AMERICAN EXPRESS CO. (New York) - Joan Edelman Spero was named senior vice president and treasurer.<

THE FEDERAL RESERVE could be implementing a slight additional easing in monetary policy in reaction

BANK TO DONATE LOANS FOR PERUVIAN PROGRAMSNEW YORK - American Express Bank Ltd. agreed to do

Truckers won another round in their tax fight with state governments last week when the Vermont Supr

A new shippers' organization has been formed in Australia to negotiate with shipping lines, and with

1426 (Sept. 1, 1989) Previous day - 1426 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

WORKERS STAY ON JOB AS CONTRACT EXPIRESEmery Worldwide's New York area drivers continued to

Bank of England Governor Robin Leigh-Pemberton said the Britain will have to become a full member of

Japan's stock markets have been rife with rumors that insider trading took place long before last we

A graph on Page 1A of The Journal of Commerce Aug. 31, with a story headlined ''Projected Supply and

ECONOMIC GURUS OUGHT TO TALK to railroad traffic officers. Assessments of the state of the n

MARATHON STARTS UP NORTH SEA OIL FIELDCrude oil production began Friday at Marathon Oil UK's

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Market prices for two byproducts for the cattle industry - hides and inedible tallow - have been div

The first Taiwan trade delegation to visit the Soviet Union held talks here in August with Soviet ex

A ferocious stock market battle is expected this week after the chairman of Compagnie Industrielle a

Children starting school in certain New York counties this fall can give vent to their energy and im

A.M. BEST RESPONDS TO MUTUAL FIRE SUITThe A.M. Best Co. of Oldwick, N.J., said last week tha

Soybean futures were moderately lower Friday, backing away from Thursday's highs as immediate concer

Holland America Line, the Seattle-based cruise line, has dropped its scheduled October port calls at

Reduced worldwide economic growth in 1990 is likely to lead to a slowdown in global trade, according

A local coal producer and a Detroit utility are combining forces to manage coal supplies for other c

BOXSHIP, TOWED BARGE COLLIDE IN NY HARBORA containership operated by Farrell Lines Inc. suff

W. GERMANY'S SURPLUS IN TRADE IS NARROWINGFRANKFURT, West Germany - The West German trade su

SECURITIES PROGRAM SET ON GLOBAL REGULATIONNEW YORK - The Brooklyn Law School and Queen Mary

Europe's railways are about to take a technological leap into the world of paperless communications

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An item headlined "Conference Raising Cargo Receiving Fees," a Maritime Brief on page 3B of The Jour