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The environmental movement is attracting new followers these days from what some people might consid

EC TO PROBE SUBSIDIES BY GERMANY AND SPAINBRUSSELS, Belgium - The European Community will in

Plastics use in the 1990s will become more pervasive in the United States as resin manufacturers inc

The deepwater Port of Quebec has sets its sights on an ambitious goal: to become No. 1 on the St. La

In a reversal of seasonal patterns, gasoline prices continued to decline during the two weeks ended

PANEL REJECTS MARGIN ON STOCK FUTURES PACTSIn drafting a bill to reauthorize the Commodity F

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Evergreen International Airlines has suffered yet another body blow. The U.S. Postal Service

1390 (Aug. 2, 1989) Previous day - 1392 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

U.S. Attorney General Richard Thornburgh announced indictments against 46 people Wednesday on variou

Foreign ministers from seven leading Latin American nations ended two days of talks recently, pledgi

Bell Atlantic has named Edgar L. Brown Jr. to a new position responsible for the long-term developme

A federal bankruptcy judge has ruled against state insurance regulators, who claimed they have autho

When Eduardo Macchi was accepted for a summer internship with Xport, the trading arm of the Port Aut

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Countries that for decades ignored the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade now want in. T

Container volume through Hong Kong's port slipped below official projections for the first half of t

Serious negotiations have finally begun to put Canada's leading airports under local management with

A $5.8 billion House funding bill earmarks $15.6 million for the Federal Maritime Commission in fisc

A $420 BILLION DEBT to foreigners may be pummeling Latin America's economic growth, but there's hope

Massachusetts Insurance Commissioner Timothy H. Gailey next week will hold a second hearing on propo

Further U.S. sanctions against China in the wake of the June 3-4 massacre of pro-democracy demonstra

TANDEM SIGNS WIPRO AS AGENT IN INDIACUPERTINO, Calif. - Tandem Computers Inc. has signed a r

South Korean securities firms are stepping up their international business, including investment in

INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION RISES IN W. GERMANYFRANKFURT, West Germany - Expansion in the building

Worried about hail in Hawaii? Afraid of getting fogged in at Heathrow? Fear not, yet another Dial-th

Two large West German shipbuilders might obtain a record order from the Soviet Union of up to 10 con

Nissan Motor Corp. said it will stop using chlorofluorocarbons in car air conditioning units by 1993

A labor agreement disclosed Wednesday will place American officers and crews aboard two long-idled t

The Bermuda Supreme Court fined Iran's national oil company $25,000 Tuesday for allegedly making a

The Department of Energy has ordered $3.5 million in fuel refund payments to 33 foreign-flag ocean c

Hi-tech trade between the United States and Singapore is booming as the computer electronics industr

Wed., Aug. 2, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

The Massachusetts Port Authority filed a motion for retrial Tuesday in the seven-year-old case of a

A story on Page 1B of the July 27 edition of The Journal of Commerce under the headline "Maritime Dr

Urban and Regional Information Systems Association, annual meeting, Aug. 6-10. Boston Marriott Cople

Occidental Petroleum Corp. said that oil production has resumed from the Claymore platform in the Br

Japan will explain to the United States that recent political instability in Japan may slow down agr

South Korea's new trade bill market, launched Tuesday, will take time to become popular because comp