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Florida's international trading community castigated the state Legislature and Gov. Bob Martinez for

An item that appeared in The Journal of Commerce, June 6, Page 11A, on Corroon & Black Corp. should

The Dominican Republic government is about to sign two documents that could reduce the country's tra

The International Monetary Fund said preliminary data indicate the pace of Third World debt conversi

The former owner of the largest nickel mine in the Philippines plans to form a new joint venture to

The National Apparel and Textile Association is seeking federal help in moving $100 million in cloth

Bittersweet times lie ahead for the Italian Line. While profitability may be just around the corner,

Most people at the University of Michigan know Zhu Zhi Liang simply as a quiet, 34-year-old Chinese

Few companies are coming even close to exploiting the full power of new technologies. So sai

COMPUTER NETWORKS LINK CHINESE STUDENTSBOSTON - One of the key reasons why it will be hard,

Deputy Prime Minister Cho Soon turned up the heat in the Daewoo shipbuilding dispute Thursday, sayin

Here is Donald Trump's plan for refurbishing the interiors of his shuttle's fleet of 21 Boeing 727s,

Containers and oil are the two priority sectors for the French shipping industry over the next five

The international coal market would not be disrupted significantly if the tumult in China results in

Burdened by heavy debt, intense competition from major oil companies and rising gasoline prices, the

An influential business leader Thursday accused Britain of abandoning Hong Kong to a Chinese governm

An American Enterprise Institute executive cautioned Thursday not to expect too much from a proposed

LIMITED EXCLUSION ORDER ON CERTAIN LASER-INSCRIBED DIAMONDS. 1. On April 11, 1989, the U.S.

LLOYD'S WON'T BAIL-OUT SYNDICATE MEMBERSMembers of the troubled Lloyd's syndicate managed by

GOLD AND SILVER PRICES were battered in May by the strength of competing investment vehicles and the

U.S.-flag liner companies are working on a new subsidy reform package they hope will become a unifie

Compagnie Generale Maritime decided to join forces with three other shipowners in order to take bett

HERCULES SAYS BOEING TO BUY FUEL INDICATORSVERGENNES, Vt. - Hercules Inc. said its Simmonds

1412 (June 8, 1989) Previous day - 1425 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

TRAIN ACCIDENT HEARING SHIFTED TO CLEVELANDCLEVELAND - A National Transportation Safety Boar

CYCLOHEXYLAMINES Hoechst Celanese Corp.'s Fine Chemicals division, Portsmouth, Va., will inc

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

BUSH WILL NOMINATE DELAND TO COUNCILPresident Bush said he will nominate Michael R. Deland,

Energy-short Taiwan is stepping up its oil exploration in the Philippines, long held to have potenti

MidSouth Corp. said it anticipates lower second quarter earnings this year than it had a year earlie

A leading insurance consumer advocate predicted that the growing number of state efforts to cut insu

An Australian marketing team is conducting a whirlwind tour of this country, trying to convince U.S.

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

BANK LEUMI TRUST CO. OF NEW YORK (New York) - Zalman Segal, 51, was named vice chairman and chief e

The continued unrest in China and uncertainty over the country's political and economic future have

Thu., June 8, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

A plan to ease the alternative minimum tax for corporations drew business testimony ranging from str

This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza

FIRST-TIME CLAIMS FOR UNEMPLOYMENT UPNew applications for unemployment benefits rose to a se

SIZE OF MERCHANT FLEET CONTINUES TO SHRINKThe Maritime Administration reported that the U.S.