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NIKKO SECURITIES CO. INTERNATIONAL INC. (New York) - Hideo Suzuki, 51, was named chairman and chief

A longshoreman and his employer, New Haven Terminal Inc., have been indicted on federal charges of i

Auto industry executives like to boast that the new U.S.-Canadian trade liberalization accord was th

New Hampshire's aeronautics director and officials of the city of Manchester Airport Authority are a

The Port of Rotterdam reported an unexpectedly strong growth in cargo traffic for the first half of

Richard Hoag and his friends had been fishing in the ocean off Pompano Beach, Fla., for six hours wi

Tourism has fallen off sharply in Hong Kong since the suppression of the students' pro-democracy mov

HONG KONG PRICES RISE 10 PERCENT OVER '88Hong Kong consumer prices rose on average by 10.15

Ex-Im Bank Names J. Norris a VPJeni Brown Norris has been named the Export-Import Bank's vic

A.L. WILLIAMS PANEL OKS PRIMERICA PROPOSALThe Special Committee of independent directors of

Investor Sir James Goldsmith said he needs to buy time for his group's $21 billion bid for B.A.T. In

E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. will build its first plastic recycling plant outside the United States

Brazil has no intention of withholding coffee from the international market at this time in order to

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Hutchison Whampoa Ltd., the maritime, property and retailing conglomerate of magnate Li Ka-shing, re

1427 (Aug. 24, 1989) Previous day - 1427 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

More than 300,000 people moved to the nation's second-largest city during the first eight years of t

The trend among Japanese-flag lines to operate their own terminals in Southern California is continu

For the last dozen years or so, the long weekend has made a U.S. growth industry of the European-sty

United Parcel Service Inc. accused federal officials of violating national aviation policy by tentat

Relations between Pittston Coal Group Inc. and striking miners, which took a turn for the worse last

The Port of Los Angeles, like most other California ports, continues to save thousands of dollars ea

Britain's state-owned coal industry said Wednesday it was closing its mine in the South Wales villag

South African leaders hold talks in Zaire and Zambia in the next few days aimed at winning a glitter

Freightliner Corp. and Merecedes-Benz Truck Co. have named principals of 24 dealerships to membershi

DAILY TRIPS APPROVED FOR NAPA WINE TRAINNapa Valley Wine Train has won approval from Califor

Hoylake Investments Ltd., a financial vehicle of Sir James Goldsmith, is working on a tight timetabl

Boston Harbor Tugboat Muster and Parade. Aug. 26. Boston. Fifth annual parade of assorted tugboats,

Federal Express Corp., fighting to retain the two-thirds of the cargo of the former Flying Tiger Lin

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission is in the middle of a tough fight over whether to drop Peor

TEXAS-TOKYO SERVICE SOUGHT BY CONTINENTALContinental Airlines is asking the Department of Tr

Keppel Group, the Singapore-based marine and property conglomerate, has listed another Philippine un

The Massachusetts Port Authority is delaying a financing plan for expansion at Logan International A

Shipping conferences operating from Australia are being forced to open up their activities to greate

GEORGIA POWER SETS 3RD PEAK RECORD FOR '89For the third time this year, Georgia consumers se

Bass PLC said Thursday it was buying the Holiday Inn chain in North America for about $2 billion in

The National Mediation Board is preparing to rule on several administrative questions that are cruci

The state-run railroad system in Malaysia is adding rolling stock and upgrading some lines as freigh

A restructuring plan announced by Eastman Kodak Co. to bring in up to $1 billion in extra cash next