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

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

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

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

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

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

SHEARSON LEHMAN HUTTON (New York) - Mark Standish was named a senior vice president and head of a ne

The Massachusetts Department of Medical Security received only comprehensive medical coverage propos

US, SOVIETS PLEDGE FORESTRY COOPERATIONThe United States and the Soviet Union pledged Thursd

BACKGROUND: Since the 1917 Russian Revolution, the U.S.-Soviet relationship has evolved through seve

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

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

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

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

The United States and Japan are not the only nations worried about the economic and trade implicatio

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A spokesman for the Massachusetts Attorney General refuses to say if any legal action may result fro

The Soviet Baltic republics of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania may be granted far-reaching economic au

1388 (July 27, 1989) Previous day - 1388 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

U.K. dockers' leaders are expected to come under intense pressure today to call off their 17-day-old

The American Association of Port Authorities will hold its annual convention Oct. 15-19 in Tampa.

A civil suit made public Wednesday against seven trustees of longshore union bank accounts is just t

A federal appeals court has overturned two rulings by the Interstate CommerceCommission, dec

Rain is needed soon in northern areas of North Dakota to prevent durum and spring wheat yield deteri

COURT REFUSES TO BLOCK BID FOR SEA CONTAINERSA U.S. district court in Washington refused to

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

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

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

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

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

Computerized futures trading will provide the public with a quicker and less expensive means to exec

Federal environmental officials said they are investigating whether Occidental Chemical Co. was one

A House committee, hearing testimony Thursday on a bill to restrict the insurance industry's federal

SEPARATE COUNTRY/TERRITORY DESIGNATIONS FOR WEST BANK AND GAZA. Effective as to articles entered, or

Another guidepost has been created to help the U.S. Customs Service navigate its way toward the next

MORE THAN 600 DIED IN SOVIET TRAIN BLAZEMOSCOW - More than 600 passengers, including 181 chi

July 26, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Business interests scored a major tactical victory in their battle to repeal a controversial health