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

As if it were not enough that its English Channel ferry business is threatened by the 1993 opening o

Virginia companies posted sharp gains in 1988 exports, primarily in the industrial and transportatio

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

An international agreement that stabilizes world coffee prices could fall apart today, leaving the c

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Last week began with the futures market drifting slowly sideways, mirroring the seemingly rudderles

COAST GUARD SUSPENDS PRE-JOB DRUG TEST DATEThe Coast Guard has suspended the June 21 impleme

A tug-of-war appears to be developing over the dollar. On one side, interest rate differenti

Once again there is trouble ahead in U.S.-Japanese relations. This time, it stems from what the Japa

House Agriculture Committee members have started looking at farm bill options - including trimming e

Maxus Energy Corp. started oil production from the Intan field in Indonesia ahead of the expected Ju

The newly created Soviet-U.S. food trade council has begun setting its agenda, despite a Soviet offi

US, S. KOREA NEAR DEAL ON FIGHTER JETSIn what promises to be an instant replay of the recent

The World Bank and its affiliate, the International Development Association, expanded their combined

FINANCE/INVESTMENT Foreign Tax Credit Planning. July 13-14. Chicago. Advanced-level workshop

Mindful of the prevailing hostility between Washington and Panama, the Cyprus shipping registry is m

Greater competition between ship salvors with the decline in demand for their services since the end

The Tennessee Valley Authority said it made only one purchase of spot coal in the last week of June

Getty Petroleum Corp., Jericho, N.Y., Friday purchased 100 percent of the stock of RECO Petroleum In

School's out, and a security consultant is warning businesses, government and educators about increa

Japan will admit foreigners to some government-industry research projects that have been criticized

The United States announced at the weekend it had resolved a trade dispute with the European Communi

FACTORY ORDERS PLUNGED 2.5 PERCENT IN MAYOrders received by U.S. factories, a measure of the

The Postal Service announced that it will begin setting up operations in major shopping malls across

Waterfront workers and their employers agreed late last week to extend their current labor contract,

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service Agri

FARRELL LINES INC. (New York) - Eric Colon was named senior account executive for the U.S.-flag ship

The growth in Americans' standard of living lagged behind other major industrialized nations last ye

June 30, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The Port of Rotterdam has designated a large portion of land for physical distribution services in p

NORTHEAST UTILITIES EXPECTS TIGHT SUPPLIESBERLIN, Conn. - Northeast Utilities is anticipatin

June 30, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low

SEABROOK EXECUTIVE FIRED AFTER SHUTDOWNSEABROOK, N.H. - The Seabrook nuclear plant's No. 2 e

When the body of Olamma Onyeanusi finally arrived home in Nigeria in October 1986 from Philadelphia,

CANADIAN AIRLINES INKS PACT WITH LUFTHANSACanadian Airlines International Ltd. last week sig

A deal to open an ocean cargo packing and unpacking station on the Virginia waterfront was reached l

The 12-day trip that Washington Gov. Booth Gardner is making to Europe is expected to feature everyt

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

Fri., June 30, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.