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Taiwan President Lee Teng-hui Monday signed into law a controversial banking bill that analysts said

MEMBER BANK RESERVES HAVE BEEN LIKENED to a husband-and-wife checking account in which the dominant

Bankers in Hong Kong said Monday they took a declaration by the Group of Seven as a sign to continue

BANK OF CHINA ARM IN HONG KONG SET BACKChina's political turmoil has caused major setbacks f

Companies alarmed at a sharp increase in the number of people trying to emigrate are taking steps to

ANALYST SEES GROWTH IN HONG KONG SLOWINGHong Kong's gross domestic product growth will slow

DIME SAVINGS BANK OF NEW YORK (New York) - Richard H. Terzian, 52, was named executive vice preside

US OFFERS PAYMENTS FOR IRAN JET VICTIMSThe United States said Monday it has offered $100,000

* James M. Nevler - CRB Futures Outlook 6A * Europe View - Erich E. Toll 8A* Shipper Report

Affordable housing will remain unreachable for nearly half the nation's black and Hispanic families

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HITACHI ZOSEN GETS PRODUCT TANKER ORDERSOrders for two product tankers of 40,000 deadweight

For the second time in a month, Port of New Orleans President J. Ron Brinson has persuaded a respect

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent) is as

The freight futures market started to firm last week, as the spot Baltic Freight Index made a small

A new laboratory analysis was ordered late last week of material leaking from the crippled tanker, E

The company that operates the major public container terminal at the Port of New Orleans is restruct

The United States and Japan have agreed to discuss structural problems in their economic and politic

Bill Duke is the latest addition to a clean slate of officials running the Port of Lake Charles, whi

CANADA TRADE SURPLUS JUMPED SHARPLY IN MAYCanada's world merchandise trade surplus in May ju

NEW HAWAIIAN AIRLINE ORDERS FLEET FROM BAEHawaii has new airline: Discovery Airways.

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July 14, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The Tennessee Valley Authority said it bought only 2,000 tons of coal in the spot market in the firs

The scrambled conditions in the international coal market were underscored Friday by the sailing of

PRESIDENT BUSH recently signed a bill extending until April 1, 1990, the federal government's author

A state judge refused Friday to block the unloading of fuel from the Shoreham nuclear power plant wh

PETRO HEAT TO ACQUIRE COMMANDER OIL CORP.STAMFORD, Conn. - Petroleum Heat & Power Co. signed

Average prices for Mexican crude oil during June dropped between 18 and 45 cents a barrel in North a

Ocean freight consolidator Scanfreight Inc. is dropping its services to Pacific Rim countries to con

The operator of the damaged tanker, World Prodigy, expects to receive bidsfrom shipyards thi

NEW WALKOUTS HIT SIBERIAN COAL MINESNew strikes erupted at other Siberian coal mines after w

A HOLLOW VICTORY: Shipping lines serving Italy haven't found much relief since the last of a series

July 14, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

Hydrogen Peroxide FMC Corp., Chicago, Ill., announced that it will raise list and off-list p

1392 (July 14, 1989) Previous day - 1401 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

TAIWAN TO CUT TARIFFS ON 61 PERCENT OF ITS IMPORTSTAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwan's Parliament Frida

American Telephone & Telegraph Co. has signed partial financing for a $183.5 million fiber-optic cab

The European Community has tightened rules defining the country of origin of photocopiers to close a