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The tanker responsible for the nation's worst oil spill limps into San Diego Bay for repairs today,

The Federal Maritime Commission said its investigative officer will hold hearings on the West Coast

South Africa's six deep-sea ports are busier than ever thanks to that nation's plummeting currency,

Chase Manhattan Bank cut its prime lending rate to 10.5 percent from 11percent Monday, reinforcing t

MEAT IMPORT LEVELS BELOW QUOTA TRIGGERWASHINGTON - The U.S. Department of Agriculture said t

Thomas Jefferson knew a bargain when he saw one. While his fellow countrymen were drinking s

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British doctors say a foam plastic cushion, designed to help women give birth in a squatting positio

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UK'S PRODUCER PRICES CLIMBED 0.3 PERCENT IN JUNEU.K. producer output prices rose 0.3 percent

European Community economics and finance ministers Monday set an ambitious year-end deadline to comp

AIR CARGO Alabama airport plans expansion, including $10 million for cargo facilities. 5BTw

Principles of EDI, three-day seminar, July 12-14. Santa Clara, Calif. Contact: Terri Carlton, EDI Ed

An article on page 9A of The Journal of Commerce on Thursday July 6 incorrectly stated the overall A

Insurance companies won't be able to cover the cost of a major natural disaster, such as an earthqua

The U.S. sugar policy is a prime candidate for major surgery. By now, every farmer who grows

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Prodosh Sen sips up to 800 cups of tea a day, rolls the brew on his tongue and spits it out.

Sir Kerry St. Johnston, chairman of the Far Eastern Freight Conference for the past six years, will

THE FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF ST. LOUIS has issued an ominous report. The M1 money stock declined at a

The government of Singapore jumped in Monday with a strong bid to woo nervous Hong Kong residents of

BRITISH AIRWAYS PLANS TO BOOST US SERVICEBritish Airways is planning a major boost in trans-

July 10, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

BRAZILIAN GRANT ENDS STRIKE AT SANTOS PORTSAO PAULO, Brazil - A strike by administrative emp

The U.S. Virgin Islands is seeking to have its duty-free shopping allowance increased, a move that c

An extended dock strike in Britain would hit exports of new-crop barley and wheat and blunt the comp

About 5,000 desperately ill Floridians, including AIDS, cancer and organ- transplant patients, could

Worker-paid premiums for family health-care insurance jumped 70 percent in the last two years, accor

EASTERN SETS PLAN ON TICKET REFUNDINGA plan worked out by strike-hobbled Eastern Airlines an

Most exporters would never expect their work to make them celebrities, but Joan Camera achieved that

Difficulties at refineries and other crude oil delivery problems in the southwestern United States a

FORD TO MAKE RADIOS AT NEW PORTUGAL PLANTDEARBORN, Mich. - Ford Motor Co. will build a $120

At a time when President Bush is urging Americans to help reduce air pollution by building cars that

The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index continued to rebound from mid- spring lows, aided by

RAILROADS ARE SERIOUS about their efforts to repeal the Federal Employers' Liability Act. Th

U.S. Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter is confident that the latest trade dispute between the Un

A new company formed by the Kansas Medical Society to offer doctors cheaper malpractice insurance re

The Soviet Union is pursuing full membership in the organization of 104 customs services from around

AGE DISCRIMINATION BILL PROMISED IN CALIF.The chairman of the House Select Committee on Agin

Federal officials are proposing that U.S. airlines spend about $476 million over the next 10 years t