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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

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

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

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

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

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

E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., the world's largest producer of chlorofluorocarb ons, said its Canadi

CHINA'S DAQING FIELD SURPASSES QUOTAThe Daqing oil field, China's largest, surpassed its pro

The weekend's rash of oil spills has given an extra push to the chances of final passage of federal

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

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

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

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

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

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

Maritime executives were told Tuesday that it may not be advantageous to sign and comply with the U.

Deputy Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao and her Canadian counterpart, Deputy Minister of Transpo

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

President Bush said Tuesday he plans to offer an economic assistance package for Poland in his visit

Many people throughout the world see the United States as being in a period of decline. I'm not sure

David Wagner, who resigned earlier this year as director of the Port of Baltimore, was named Tuesday

Three weekend oil spills have given new urgency to a review of traffic control in the nation's busie

As pollution cleanup companies displayed giant oil-sucking vacuums and big white sop-up pads, a St.

J. DAVIS NAMED PRESIDENT OF CSX RAIL TRANSPORTRICHMOND, Va. - Jerry R. Davis is leaving Unio

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

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

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

Longevity and success are two of the words most frequently used to describe W.B. "Bruce" Seaton, cha

JAPAN RESTRICTS EXPORTS OF WEAPONS MATERIALSJapan will restrict exports of 40 chemical produ

W.B. "Bruce" Seaton says he has consciously tried to keep American President Cos. away from standard

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Electric power reserves were razor-thin in the mid-Atlantic states Tuesday, as unseasonably hot weat

A new report calls for Compagnie Generale Maritime to play a pivotal role in French North Sea shippi

1391 (June 27, 1989) Previous day - 1399 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

The U.S. dollar turned mixed Tuesday afternoon, moving higher against the yen, as traders added doll