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The Federal Maritime Commission continued its probe into alleged illegal rate discounts in the trans

SEPTEMBER COFFEE RECOVERS SOME GOUNDSeptember coffee futures fell to a new contract low of

Georgia Insurance Commissioner Warren D. Evans banned one company from operating in the state and fi

As American companies move into foreign markets, they can fall out of favor with American securities

STATE FARM BUYS STOCK IN TECHNOLOGY FIRMPALO ALTO, Calif. - Southwall Technologies Inc. Wedn

Brazil and Argentina are facing a precarious future as the odd men out in a rapidly changing world e

U.S. economic growth slipped to a three-year low in the second quarter, the government announced Thu

Canadian steel firms are dumping new steel rails in the U.S. market, the Commerce Department has rul

The U.S. dollar rose, except against the yen, in quiet trading Thursday. The upward move cam

The nation's two largest automakers reported lower second-quarter earnings, with Ford Motor Co. prof

SOVIETS FEAR EMERGENCE OF INFLATIONARY SPIRALSoviet economic growth is falling well behind p

The New Orleans Steamship Association is not relocating its offices, contrary to what was stated in

An influential private Japanese research group has downgraded China's national credit rating because

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

Taiwan's businessmen have lost the "China fever" that gripped them over the past two years, but they

An organization of steel importers welcomed President Bush's decision to terminate voluntary restrai

U.S. exporters are trying to keep their prices competitive despite a strongerdollar, a Labor

NISSAN LABOR REJECTS UNITED AUTO WORKERSSMYRNA, Tenn. - Production workers at Nissan Motor C

New claims for state unemployment insurance benefits were made by 354,000 people during the week end

The flourishing electronics industry in Malaysia is undergoing a desirable structural change, an off

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

Thu., July 27, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

A curious thing is happening at the brokerage firm of Butcher & Singer Inc. Clients are asking about

Canada's Olympia & York Developments Ltd., the leading bidder for the Sears Tower in Chicago, is alr

The debt reduction accord recently signed by Mexico and its creditor banks will restore confidence i

Richard G. Capen Jr. was named vice chairman of Knight-Ridder Inc., effective Sept. 1, the company a

* Customs Update 5A * Greg Johnson - Managing Traffic 2B* Ports Welcome Phaseout of Steel Im

Lawrence P.J. Bonaguidi is not the attorney for the Metropolitan Marine Maintenance Contractors Asso

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The United States and Panama appear to be on a collision course over the appointment of a Panamian

A U.S. bank is taking legal action to recover funds guaranteed by a bank in the Philippines in a dis

Overloaded computers are crippling the U.S. Customs Service's automated systems, delaying processing

The overwhelming victory by the Japan Socialist Party in the July 23 upper house elections could pre

The Senate Wednesday passed an Interior Department appropriations bill that severely restricts oil d

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Passengers and airports go together like fish and water. But racehorses andairports? Porsche

Consumers Power Co. Wednesday set a new all-time hourly peak electric demand record for July of 5,72

The Massachusetts Port Authority said it supports a new state environmental plan to limit parking at

PJM POWER GRID CALLS ON OUTSIDE SUPPLIESThe power grid serving 11 utilities in the Mid-Atlan

EARNINGS RISE 85 PERCENT AT DELTA AIR LINESDelta Air Lines earned $190.8 million, or $3.87 a