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A story on Page 1B of some Aug. 3 editions of The Journal of Commerce under the headline, "ILA Rank-

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries' crude oil production stood at 21.3 million barrel

The American officers and crews aboard two liquefied natural gas tankers are covered by a unique con

U.S. Coast Guard Bicentennial. Aug. 4-6. Newburyport, Mass. Events include Yankee homecoming week op

Aug. 3, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low

France's stock market watchdog body said Thursday it would investigate trading before July 21 of sha

1390 (Aug. 3, 1989) Previous day - 1390 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

Consolidated Rail Corp. is investing $17.1 million to upgrade two line segments in New York state.

TNT North America Inc. announced the acquisition of a Northwestern trucking company, the latest step

Automated retailing is coming to the U.S. military. The post exchange services and base exch

A man walked into a West Coast auto dealership with a briefcase stuffed with $25,000 in cash. He off

Singapore has officially granted Union Carbide Corp. "operational headquarters status," making the c

Northern Ireland has attracted a $4.98 million investment from a Hong Kong firm, the latest Asian in

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

US PROBES IMPORTS OF BREAST PROSTHESESThe U.S. International Trade Commission has launched a

BAN ON ALL AFRICAN ELEPHANT IVORY AND IVORY PRODUCTS. On June 9, 1989, the Fish and Wildlife Service

Du Pont, based in Wilmington Del., said it had completed a $15 million modernization and expansion o

The House Agriculture Committee Wednesday unanimously approved a comprehensive bill that would reaut

Spurred by trends in kraft wood pulp bleaching, Canadian Occidental Petroleum Ltd. intends to build

Along with death and taxes, there is a third certainty in life: the rise and fall of interest rates.

USDA: CHINA WILL BE NET IMPORTER OF RICEThe U.S. Department of Agriculture has predicted tha

First Mississippi Corp. of Jackson, Miss., and Mobay Corp. of Pittsburgh plan to jointly develop a 2

FLUOR DANIEL SELECTED TO DESIGN MTBE PLANTNeste Oy of Finland has chosen Fluor Daniel of Irv

Soybean futures closed sharply lower Thursday as weakness in cash markets and prospects for rain in

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A survey released this week by a business research group blasted a controversial health benefits law

Potential users of the futures markets may be frightened away in the aftermath of the indictment of

Despite a rise in insolvency problems, insurers can right their own wrongs and patrol their own back

Private pension funds are losing billions of dollars through corruption, says a Labor Department stu

At least one-quarter of the Joint Underwriting Association's estimated $3 billion deficit can be att

TRAVELERS' NET INCOME $114 MILLION IN QUARTERHARTFORD, Conn. - Travelers Corp. reported seco

Nearly half of all Americans reside in just 37 metropolitan areas, with almost nine-tenths of the na

* Customs Update 4A * Tim Sansbury - Coal Exports 7B* John F. Ahearne - Nuclear Power and Ef

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

Calling for "corporate good citizenship," a group of national and state consumer organizations said

Those who think history does not repeat itself should consider the story of the Port of New Orleans

The Bush administration will roundly endorse the economic recovery plan of Mexican President Carlos

Controversy has erupted in Long Beach over the port's plan to spend $80 million on an expanded conve

Japanese steel executives believe their government will press for retention of the current U.S. quot

The European Community Commission has declared war on the huge state subsidies that threaten to squa