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Interest rate futures are likely to consolidate in the next few weeks, before resuming their rally l

The Soviet Union is expected to give "free economic zones" the authority to sell foreign currency at

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PIATAK TO HEAD TRAFFIC COMMANDFALLS CHURCH, Va. - Maj. Gen. John H. Stanford will relinquish

Water buffalo meat could become both an important new export product for Brazil and a partial answer

Despite its recent political turmoil, China declared Beijing's first international trade fair a succ

MEXICANA WILL OFFER NON-STOP CALIF. SERVICESAN JOSE, Calif. - Beginning Oct. 1, Mexicana Air

NORTH AMERICA Air Show Canada. Aug. 9-13. Abbotsford, British Columbia. This fair will bring

A drilling rig will soon rise for the first time over the Puerto Rican landscape, following the awar

Dealing a setback to the Bush administration's clean air bill, the Senate majority leader says it ne

THE PORT AUTHORITY OF NEW YORK & NEW JERSEY is getting ready to release a major study that may help

Networks do not live on cream alone. Electronic communications networks are unworried by war

Par Pharmaceutical Inc. of Spring Valley, N.Y. will pay a record fine for breaking air pollution law

Temple Holdings Ltd.'s $50 a share cash tender offer for Sea Containers Ltd. has attracted less than

Tue., July 25, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

Cocoa beans stocks at the port of Tema, near Accra, has fallen to 12,700 metric tons from the 18,000

Wages and benefits earned by U.S. workers rose 1.1 percent during the second quarter, down slightly

The year-long slump in auto sales is leading to increasing rounds of plant shutdowns as well as rumo

The world's electronics and record industries have agreed on a copyright- protec tion system for dig

A bipartisan group of senators Tuesday introduced a bill to create a uniform federal product liabili

Knight-Ridder Inc. reported Tuesday that second-quarter earnings from continuing operations rose to

John D. Macomber was sworn in Tuesday as chairman and president of the Export-Import Bank. M

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MATSON WILL DOUBLE CARGO LIABILITY LEVELMatson Navigation Co. said it is doubling the maximu

U.K. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's cabinet reshuffle this week could strengthen her hand in res

The electoral defeat of Japan's ruling party could revive protectionist policies there, but more las

The United Transportation Union has called off its drive to force a merger with a rival railroad uni

Local airport planning officials say they've heard nothing yet from a major consultant hired to repr

July 25, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

A formal settlement of a dispute between Stevedoring Services of America, the Port of Los Angeles an

IRAN DEMANDS PAYMENT FOR JET US SHOT DOWNNICOSIA, Cyprus - Iran's state-owned airline demand

The Channel Tunnel Group Ltd., or Eurotunnel, has been forced by escalating costs to return to its b

As the wounded oil tanker World Prodigy prepared to head for open water, federal prosecutors indicat

BALFOUR MACLAINE CORP. (New York) - George Lamborn was named chairman of Balfour Maclaine Futures In

INSURERS LOSE BID TO HOLD TRIAL IN CONN.HARTFORD, Conn. - The state Supreme Court rejected a

She stood in the grocery line as purposefully as the many others, clutching a plastic mesh bag conta

NEW US RULES RESTRICT DRUG-MAKING CHEMICALSWASHINGTON - The Justice Department Tuesday issue

The Bush administration has decided to phase out steel import quotas by March 31, 1992. The

British Airways will take delivery today of the first of 19 long-range 747-400 jumbo aircraft, sayin