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The Jamaican government has ordered 10,000 fiber-optic seals from E.J. Brooks of Newark, N.J., as pa

Bulldozers have taken the place of tanks in the devastated Iraqi peninsula town of Faw where some of

Canadian companies poured virtually all of their foreign investments into the United States in 1988,

CANCELLATION OF PROHIBITION OF YELLOWFIN TUNA FROM THE SOVIET UNION. A previous public bulletin from

The Austrian parliament Thursday voted to apply to join the European Community on the condition that

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

The Sri Lankan government's rejection of the low bid on transportation of U.S. food-aid cargo has st

SENATORS SEEK TO BAR ALAR-TREATED APPLESTwo senators this week urged government regulators t

A month-old U.S. policy requiring open transportation bids on some food-aid shipments is drawing wid

HELP-WANTED AD INDEX SHOWS MODEST DECLINEAn index that reflects the quantity of help-wanted

Growth in some big U.S. cities appears to have slowed but the economies of several metropolitan area

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"I need a boat. Can you get me that boat?" Welcome to the business of disaster.Tony Donadio

Even though the rains have returned to the U.S. Great Plains and Canadian Prairie Provinces since la

The South Korean government is easing restrictions on outside investment in manufacturing as part of

Containerships' global capacity for carrying loaded containers expanded by 10.8 percent last year, r

Faced with stiff concessionary demands from waterfront employers, the International Longshoremen's A

The rise in interest rates across Europe Thursday was a coordinated move, which likely will be follo

Inspection companies that check cargoes on behalf of importing countries are drawing up a code of pr

The House of Representatives, by a 418-0 vote, approved somewhat tighter U.S. economic sanctions aga

DEC POISED TO ENTER MAINFRAME MARKETFRAMINGHAM, Mass. - Digital Equipment Corp. is poised to

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

The dollar rose against the Japanese yen Wednesday amid concern over the political situation in Japa

The Bank of Korea has drawn up a plan for developing the country's foreign exchange market, official

United Airlines pilots are refusing to fly new jumbo jets due for delivery beginning next month from

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1million or l

A federal bankruptcy court in Philadelphia has confirmed a plan to liquidate the assets of Summit Ai

BANK OF AMERICA (San Francisco) - Gabriel Eichler, 39, a vice president, was named director of inter

Chicago options trader Joseph Ritchie has challenged Eastern Airlines Chairman Frank Lorenzo to let

ARGENTINA INCREASES AUSTRAL DEVALUATIONSBUENOS AIRES, Argentina - Argentina has increased de

Charlotte/Douglas International Airport grew faster than any other major airport in the country last

The first large West German company created for the overnight express industry is ready for takeoff,

Canada's foreign banks, after having a tough time since arriving in the country in the early 1980s,

Police are conducting spot checks of cars and vans approaching Frankfurt Airport as part of increase

Wed., June 28, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

Eastern Airlines, which says it has enough pilots for the hundreds of flights it will add to its sch

A Soviet team will participate in a four-day Liberty Cup sailing regatta that starts today in New Yo

When growth in container cargo at the Port of Seattle faltered last year, it prompted speculation th

The chairman of the House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee said Wednesday environmental issue