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An intricate global transportation network is helping the World Food Program deliver emergency food

You can cut your way to prosperity. Edward L. Moyers, president and chief executive officer

THERE IS AN intriguing air of restlessness on the cargo side of the airport. Intermingled with the s

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

The Customs Service has approved port-of-entry status for the Virginia Port Authority's inland port

FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF ST. LOUIS (St. Louis) - Michael D. Renfro was named general auditor of this

Critics on both sides of the trucking regulatory issue are lining up in California to do battle over

Tue., June 27, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

FOREIGN BANK GROUP NAMES NEW CHAIRMANNEW YORK - John A. Kerslake, chief executive of Barclay

Officials at Boeing Co.'s two major unions say they haven't heard their members complain about quali

An article on Page 7A of the June 27 edition of The Journal of Commerce, headlined "Arbitration Sugg

US-JAPANESE TALKS ON TELECOM COLLAPSETalks between the United States and Japan over telecomm

Hapag Lloyd (America) Inc. and Virginia International Terminals Inc. have signed a new volume incent

The European Community's bid to forge an economic and monetary union of its 12 member states got off

A large integrated British shipping concern purchased Lavino Shipping Co., a prominent Philadelphia

Britain ran a much smaller international trade deficit last month, suggesting that government effort

Federal regulators tried Tuesday to discourage Congress from enacting bills aimed at pressing commer

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U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter remains convinced that the House version of

JAPANESE GOLD DEMAND IS STEADY DESPITE TAXLUGANO, Switzerland - Japan's demand for gold rema

RACAL CORP. (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.) - Edward Bleckner Jr. was named chairman, retaining his position

The Pacific Northwest's timber industry said it would "reluctantly" accept a compromise to help end

The bid to create a unified European common market by late 1992 has intensified a battle for global

Local electronics manufacturers more than doubled spot sales at this month's Summer Consumer Electro

The Japanese government will bring its export controls for semiconductors exported to the European C

CHINA'S EXPORTS RISE DESPITE CRACKDOWNBEIJING - China's foreign trade position showed a sign

Officials in Shanghai, China's largest commercial center, jumped on the good- news bandwagon Tuesday

* EC 1992 Regulatory Roundup 4A * A.E. Cullison - Asia View 12A* Don C. Becker - Publisher's

Local confidence, badly shaken by events in China, got a boost Tuesday with the arrival of a U.S. hi

Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan, who has spent the last year hosing down inflation's fires,

European Community leaders appealed to China Tuesday to stop executing pro- democracy demonstrators

Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan regards monetary policy as too tight, a source close to the

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Airborne Express has lost its exclusive contract, reputedly worth $25 million a year, to carry IBM's

The grounded Greek oil tanker World Prodigy was in serious danger of sinking Friday night in about 8

Exporters of Canadian pheasant don't like the fowl play going on at the U.S. border. Six mon

China, the world's largest importer of wheat, says some foreign wheat will soon be traded on an open

The U.S.-Canada Free Trade Agreement, which will be just six months old on July 1, appears to have e

Advocates for tort reform predicted that Congress and state legislatures will limit punitive damage

American President Cos. said Monday that its 1989 earnings will be lower than expected due to weak d