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Consumers are speaking out more vociferously against automobile insurance rate increases, and develo

Torajiro Kuruma has contributed little, if anything, to the high-powered,financial-industria

The latest business survey out of Detroit points to contraction in Michigan's industrial economy.

Once a dying lake, Lake Erie is alive, reasonably well and luring fishermen, boaters and economic de

CZECHOSLOVAKIA BACKS CHINESE CRACKDOWNPRAGUE, Czechoslovakia - Czechoslovakia voiced support

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

Japan is expected to offer telephone frequency bands for the Tokyo area to Motorola Inc. next week i

Commodities Corp., the large Princeton, N.J., futures market money manager, has agreed to a 30 perce

Japan's trade surplus fell by 27.2 percent in May to slightly under $3.8billion on a year-to-year ba

A U.S. equipment-leasing company is likely to end up owning the container- leasin g division of Sea

French dockworkers are discussing further industrial action this week at a labor union conference af

The volume of U.S. chemical exports rose over 10 percent in April 1989 to 3.72 million metric tons f

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

Converting Israel's non-blacklist certificate into electronic format will be no easy task. N

June 14, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

California-based Balboa Insurance Co. has reimbursed Massachusetts insurance investigators $200,000

Americans have long comforted themselves with the belief that the Japanese may be very good at manuf

Over 100 House members want waterborne transportation issues removed from international trade negoti

Five years ago, Jim Maloof was a real estate agent worried about losing his business in a city where

After nearly a decade of serious problems building and selling its famous tractors, Deere & Co. is h

Mexico is preparing for a possible tough stand against commercial bank creditors if a new debt agree

Hong Kong's fledgling bond market could fade away as a result of last week's bloodshed and ensuing p

ECOM CONSULTANTS INC. (New York) - Karen Frost was named an associate account executive for this int

Fourteen senators have written to Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter, asking him to clarify the U

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Saatchi & Saatchi Co. PLC, the world's largest advertising firm, said Wednesday that it would consid

DECISION EXPECTED SOON ON STEEL IMPORT CURBSThe Bush administration should be ready to decid

The main trading countries of Southeast Asia are making a pitch for closer ties with Canada, amid ne

The Port of Tampa reports that its cargo volume for the month of April increased by a slight 2.2 per

Gasoline and distillate supplies declined slightly, the American Petroleum Institute's latest weekly

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of Commerce , U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service, Room HCHB

LYKES BROS. STEAMSHIP CO. (New Orleans) - George L. Vlahos was named district manager for this U.S.-

ICC TAKES ACTION ON RAIL ABANDONMENTThe Interstate Commerce Commission revoked an out-of-ser

General Electric Information Services has designs on the clothing industry. The Rockville, M

The Boeing Co. is asking airlines to ground all but a few of its stretched twin-jet 737s following t

The Massachusetts Maritime Academy and its controversial president have a six-month breathing space,

A U.S. grand jury is continuing its probe into alleged financial irregularities at a university in

COFFEE, SUGAR & COCOA EXCHANGE INC. (New York) - Walter J. Hines was appointed senior vice president

U.S. soybean farmers continue to feel competitive pressure from Brazil and Argentina, the U.S. Depar

China fired a new salvo Wednesday in its increasingly shrill verbal onslaught against the United Sta