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Private forecasts calling for normal August weather are pushing grains and soybean prices lower, ana

NY, AUSTRIAN FIRMS INK COUNTERTRADE VENTUREA specialized financial services firm has joined

Farm state governors called on Congress to extend last year's drought relief bill to alleviate conti

They may have volunteered for their positions, but their service was just as costly as any other. La

An Australian insurance fund manager and his assistant ran an insider trading network by tracking th

US AIR TRAFFIC SYSTEM DESCRIBED AS ON TARGETThe strategic plan for modernizing the nation's

The past two weeks of public hearings into rebating, or illegal discounting of freight rates, in the

India's film industry, one of the world's biggest, is on the brink offinancial disaster as v

CARTER: AFRICA NEEDS HELP WITH AGRICULTUREOTTA, Nigeria - Former president Jimmy Carter urge

The export bonus program has succeeded in its mission of targeting shipments of U.S. farm commoditie

HOW TO USE: The following government bid opportunities are among the hundreds of such opport

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The U.S. Department of Transportation may advocate restricting landing slots at more airports to rel

WHITHER CUSTOMS? Commissioner of Customs William von Raab soon will be departing his post. H

Only hours after a United Airlines DC-10 crashed on landing in Sioux City, Iowa, last month, the Mas

A single rule governing truck access to and from the nation's interstate highway system is a bad ide

The Port of Galveston, trying to combat a lull in summer business, is giving Pillsbury Co. a rate br

The Port of Duluth has contracts to bag 42,000 metric tons of wheat thus far this year, up from 28,1

Soviet oil production is lagging increasingly behind target this year and was about 24 million barre

Cincinnati Milacron Inc. agreed to buy a blow-molding machinery line from Hayssen Manufacturing Co.

Brazil and Colombia are ready to withhold coffee from the United States unless importers there pay r

With the threat of a renewed coal strike lingering in the Appalachian air, negotiators for Pittston

The fate of two urban wetland areas could force some alteration of plans to expand the world's eight

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

July 31, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

ALLIED-SIGNAL TO BUILD AUTO CATALYST PLANTMORRIS TOWNSHIP, N.J. - Allied-Signal Inc. will bu

The U.S. dollar's decline steepened Monday morning after major American bankscut their prime

Now that most money center banks have lowered their prime rate to 10.5 percent from 11 percent, futu

Mon., July 31, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

Aon Corp. of Chicago, the diversified insurance holding company, considers itself "well positioned"

When "K" Line and Southern Pacific Transportation Co. teamed up to bring double-stack trains to Mexi

European industries will not be able to hide behind government subsidies as other trade barriers amo

After weeks of heavy propaganda, Chinese officials reversed course Monday and admitted that only abo

U.K. port employers were convinced Monday that the three-week-old strike by dockers had all but coll

Two House and Senate transportation committees have devised deficit-reduction packages designed to s

The name of Wallem Shipmanagement (IOM) Ltd. was misspelled in a story headlined "Isle of Man Makes

Four shipping companies recently declared dividends for the quarter ended June 30. Internati

Some 64,000 dockworkers who belong to the International Longshoremen's Association are set to vote t

HYDROGEN PEROXIDE RIDGEFIELD PARK, N.J. - Degussa Corp.'s peroxygens division will increase

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