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BLACKSTONE TO COMPLETE C&NWT TENDER OFFERThe waiting period required by federal anti-takeove

France and the Soviet Union, skirting the problem of Moscow's hard currency shortage, appeared set t

An economic aid package for the Philippines valued at $3.5 billion was pledged by representatives of

Wed., July 5, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

Their brethren have become a force in West German politics and have been elected to the body that is

Local legislators and businessmen Wednesday renewed their sharp criticism of Britain and denounced t

When the House Ways and Means Committee returns next week from the July Fourth recess, members will

The spotlight on longshore labor negotiations has shifted to local ports following last week's decis

This is part of an occasional series illustrating the effect of new regulations that require reduced

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

North American users of electronic data interchange have created a powerful tool. That tool

The chief for harbor development at the Port of Seattle will become the port's public information di

American Society of Transportation and Logistics, seminar on fundamentals of traffic and transportat

JAPAN TO ANNOUNCE LDC PROGRAM LOANSTOKYO - Prime Minister Sousuke Uno will announce a plan t

The Port of Baltimore ranks first among U.S. ports in overseas automobile exports, and fourth in the

MCI Telecommunications Corp. does not owe a defunct trucking company $38,000 in alleged freight unde

Local shippers are threatening to lodge a complaint with the U.S. Federal Maritime Commission about

FUTURES INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION (New York) - Walter Greenspan was re-elected to a third successive one-

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A computer chip factory soon will rise from a cornfield in this community of covered bridges, the bi

American and other foreign executives have reason to be apprehensive about doing business here: Each

An 18 percent plunge in coffee futures prices since Friday has left coffee- market players waiting f

July 5, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

Another of Taiwan's big chemical companies said it plans to build in the United States to escape ris

Clouds that have hovered over Kansas City Southern Industries Inc. for almost a year are quickly dis

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

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

The extent of U.S. meat exports this summer is uncertain, with some industry sources optimistic sale

JOHNSON & HIGGINS SELLS INTEREST IN AGENCYJohnson & Higgins, the New York- based internation

In a rare public airing of a private company's affairs, a minority shareholder in the closely held C

Heavily laden British Airways Flight 239, several hours behind schedule on this late May evening, be

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Italy's largest chemical and agricultural group Monday announced plans to produce and market a new b

Congress has agreed to supply the money to keep federally subsidized air service flying to small tow

A Georgia frozen food company known mainly for its chicken and barbecue is selling its new Japanese

It was an announcement that only maverick Seattle Port Commissioner Jim Wright could make. M

CSX Corp. earned $151 million, or $1.45 a share, in the second quarter. This was a sharp tur

The Soviet Union is likely to make the ruble completely convertible "in thecoming years," French Fin

The U.S. dollar fell sharply against most key currencies Wednesday amid talk the Federal Reserve wil