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July 11, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

CATERPILLAR INC. FORMS NEW COVER DEPARTMENTPEORIA, Ill. - Because of major growth in its ins

Amid the gloom and doom that characterizes the U.S. shipbuilding industry today, there seems to be a

Workers at more than 40 docks joined Tuesday in a wave of strikes disrupting Britain's transport ser

HUNT BROTHERS ON TRIAL IN TAX EVASION CASEWASHINGTON - The billionaire Hunt brothers, who we

Coffee traders Tuesday said Colombia, the second largest producer of arabica coffees, will announce

China's chief sugar buyer has arrived in Cuba for an extraordinary visit, triggering some cautionary

Dutch dockworkers vowed Tuesday to support a British port strike by all possible legal means.

Joint venture negotiations between a Polish-American businesswoman and Gdansk shipyard officials con

The Reagan and Bush administration's top official for coal matters apparently is set to leave his po

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of Commerce , U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service, Room HCHB

A new version of a controversial employee benefits law, worked out between the House Ways and Means

Canada's attraction as a destination for emigrating Hong Kong Chinese has spurred interest in the Ca

An investor group Tuesday launched a surprise 13 billion, or $21 billion, offer for BAT Industries

The United States has proposed that the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade reduce the impact of

Police were called to maintain order as thousands of anxious local residents besieged the Singapore

Industrial countries should double aid to the Third World, grant fewer loans to the United States an

While acknowledging that excessive moisture in parts of the United States in 1989 has harmed crops,

The U.S. Coast Guard's marine safety office here will have a change of command July 26, with Capt. L

Record oil and natural gas production combined with lower-than-average drilling in the western Canad

Carnival Cruise Lines Inc. said traditionally slow springtime business at its subsidiary Holland Ame

Last year, the people elected to oversee Seattle-Tacoma International Airport got a sense of how peo

The Tampa Port Authority took its first big step Tuesday in a major organizational change that would

A change in ownership could enable Atlantik Express Linie, a small trans- Atlantic ocean carrier, to

Economic and finance ministers from the 12 Common Market nations set a timetable this week for prepa

Curtis International Ltd. used its Korean contacts to save a U.S. operator of water slide parks near

The state Insurance Department may be unwittingly helping insurance agents whose licenses have been

Lawyers have selected a federal court jury of eight people to hear a trial on behalf of 8,000 farmer

Canada intends to play a leading role on environmental issues at the 15th annual economic summit of

Corporate raider T. Boone Pickens Jr. told Congress Tuesday the Japanese are resisting his foray int

POLYURETHANE CATALYSTS AIR PRODUCTS AND CHEMICALS INC. OF ALLENTOWN, PA., WILL INCREASE PRIC

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The Soviet Union will buy more sugar from the world market, said Vladimir Neitchitiailo, director of

AUSTRIA WILL APPLY FOR MEMBERSHIP IN ECAustria has formally given notice to the European Com

The Brazilian government is dropping import duties on aircraft components and reducing tariffs on mo

Westwood Shipping Lines said it will halt its trans-Atlantic service and transfer its lumber contrac

Oil inside the hull of the crippled tanker Exxon Valdez, washed away by the sea,was the likely sourc

The Interstate Commerce Commission denied a labor union request to reverse a prior ruling and block

The Michigan Supreme Court has ruled that the owner of an Oakland County cable company can be tried

WHOLESALE PRICES FALL 0.1 PERCENT IN W. GERMANYFRANKFURT, West Germany - West German wholesa