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Once U.S. investors who fled China learn the "truth" about last month's events in Beijing, they will

Seven weeks of testing hogs and poultry in 10 states have produced no evidence of further contaminat

The U.S. Department of Agriculture's July crop report, scheduled for release this afternoon is expec

Donated apples may contain traces of Alar but still will be safe, according to the Agriculture Depar

American exports to Hong Kong fell in May from a month earlier, while the colony's sales to its larg

When a shipper calls Roberts Express' toll-free number from anywhere in the continental United State

DETROIT DIESEL ADDS FLORIDA DISTRIBUTORDetroit Diesel Corp. said it has acquired an 80 perce

The actions of the Port of Seattle in providing warehouse service for a major toy importer speak lou

Awarding new exploration contracts to overseas companies should help balance Indonesia's energy rese

ISRAEL TO END MONOPOLY ON COAL IMPORTATIONPrivate companies soon will be allowed to import a

MC SHIPPING BUYS SMALL CONTAINERSHIPMC Shipping Inc. said it purchased a small containership

TRADE ZONE SEMINAR SET FOR JULY 20 IN OHIOCOLUMBUS, Ohio - The Rickenbacker Port Authority a

Wicker importer Paul Marshall Products significantly lowered its costs in the Philippines by working

Capt. Eric Williams, the on-scene Coast Guard officer who decided to ''federalize" the cleanup of th

Chris Lainis has an eye for trains, such a good eye that he spotted a problemCSX Transportat

American President Lines Ltd. intends to transfer all remaining Thai handling operations out of the

DELTA AGREES TO SALE OF STOCK TO SWISSAIRDelta Air Lines has agreed to sell 2.5 million of i

The powerful chairman of the tax-writing House Ways and Means Committee unveiled a complicated plan

A new study by Dun & Bradstreet Corp. challenges the conventional wisdom that most of the growth in

The U.S. dollar rose Tuesday in moderately active trading, primarily on short-covering by dealers.

European central bank governors must be given more independence by their governments under preparati

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The World Bank reduced its loan commitment fee to 0.25 percent from 0.75 percent but raised its inte

WHOLESALE MERCHANTS POST RISE IN INVENTORIESInventories of U.S. wholesale merchants rose 0.8

General Motors Corp.'s auto market share woes continued in the first half of 1989 and Chrysler Corp.

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The Department of Transportation has the questions on international transportation policy. N

The bad publicity surrounding chlorofluorocarbons is prompting a California company to change its na

Today's afternoon release of the U.S. Department of Agriculture's grain and soybean crop forecasts t

July 11, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

1390 (July 11, 1989) Previous day - 1391 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

Southwest Marine Inc. announced a series of promotions and new assignments at its shipyards. The com

ATCHISON, TOPEKA AND SANTA FE RAILWAY (Chicago) - Thomas J. Fitzgerald was appointed senior vice pre

With the summer half over, a Seattle-based airline has acknowledged that it won't be able to start f

The Federal Express Corp., citing paperwork headaches, is ending its shipments of Defense Department

The cost of moving goods is set to go up in the liner shipping trade between the United States and N

Assembly lawmakers want state voters to solve New Jersey's auto insurance problems. Competin

The Commerce Department is expected to announce today a significant easing of its export control po

Courtaulds PLC of Britain said it was buying the outstanding shares of Products Research & Chemical

IPE TO SET LAUNCH DATE FOR HEAVY OIL FUTURESThe International Petroleum Exchange will announ