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U.S. farm programs for the next decade should be adaptable enough to deal with any market eventualit

The fracas between Ferruzzi Group and the Chicago Board of Trade broadened Monday, with Ferruzzi say

Orient Overseas Container Line said it took delivery last week of two new large containerships in Ta

AMERICAN SUZUKI MOTOR CORP. (Brea, Calif.) - Kenji Shimizu, a Suzuki Motor Co. executive second only

NY FORWARDERS GROUP ELECTS MARON PRESIDENTThe New York Foreign Freight Forwarders & Brokers

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The long-awaited debt-reduction agreement between Mexico and its commercial bank creditors, announce

Capt. Henry Schegolev is a determined man. His small boat pitched and rolled on 30-foot swel

As the gruesome and painful task of identifying bodies from United Airlines Flight 232 continues in

Allianz AG's world revenue last year was a whopping 29.2 billion deutsche mark (US$15.37 billion) -

A ship service company headquartered in Norway acquired a Swiss supplier of marine chemicals and rel

AMAX COAL INDUSTRIES INC. (Indianapolis) - A. Frank Dunham was promoted to executive vice president.

Years ago, Puerto Rican coffee had such a prized reputation it was the only kind the Vatican would i

The Interstate Commerce Commission revised its credit rules to set a time limit for truckers to requ

Owners of the grounded oil tanker World Prodigy posted $4.7 million through a London insurance conso

The Winnipeg Commodity Exchange board of governors will receive recommendations on a tight supply s

AIR COMPAK INTERNATIONAL (Melbourne, Fla.) - Joachim "Joe" Beekmans was named district manager of th

U.K. crude oil output plummeted to 1.37 million barrels a day in June, down 16 percent from May and

Exxon Corp. said Monday it would lower its second-quarter earnings by $850 million to pay the initia

BAKER WILL VISIT PARIS FOR TALKS ON CAMBODIASecretary of State James A. Baker III has decide

RADIX GROUP INTERNATIONAL (New York) - Larry P. Garrison was appointed district manager of the compa

WITH DROUGHT-REDUCED CROPS in 1988 and 1989, wheat futures over the past year have traded at levels

Crude steel production in the non-communist world rose by 2.8 percent to 40.1 million tons in June f

July 24, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

International Forwarders Inc. has established an office in the Atlanta area. This is the fou

DIFFERENT STROKES FOR DIFFERENT FOLKS. That's a formula that works fine when it comes to par

SOVIET SELF-SUFFICIENCY IN FARMING DEBATEDDES MOINES, Iowa - The United States looks set to

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The Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee has a $300 million problem. As par

A casual observer of a Federal Maritime Commission public hearing last week involving alleged illega

It's past midnight and busy workers at Airborne Freight Corp.'s national sort center in Wilmington,

ZURICH GROUP TO SELL ITS SHARES IN STELLARETARRYTOWN, N.Y. - Zurich Group, in a move to cons

The head of the House Select Committee on Aging has proposed an overhaul of the government's health-

When it comes to maintaining its used freighters, ABX Inc., Airborne Freight Corp.'s airline divisio

Separating Californians from their air-conditioned automobiles may prove to be about as popular as D

After months of havering, the Philippine Ports Authority has awarded a contract to upgrade one of Ma

The Massachusetts Port Authority said it will appeal a ruling requiring it to pay $62.9 million to W

Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady hailed the new debt pact between Mexico and its creditor bankers,

CONSTELLATION BANCORP (Elizabeth, N.J.) - Emile A. NeJame was named executive vice president and chi

After plunging in May, U.S. durable goods orders are likely to have inched up to a 1.6 percent gain