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Three days after blueberries are plucked from the bushes in Bacon County, clerks place them on shelv

PRICES IN HONG KONG ROSE 9.45 PERCENT IN APRILHong Kong's consumer prices in April rose an a

The first commercial bonded warehouse in China was formally opened this week by Dutch-based Royal Ne

Senate minority leader Robert Dole, R-Kan., says the Senate should take ''swift and favorable" actio

The Maritime Administration has cleared two requests for the foreign resale of vessels originally bu

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Stoomvaart Maatschappij Zeeland (SMZ), the Dutch state-owned ferry company, unveiled a sharply highe

Natural gas supply trends are now pointing to a need to complete the Alaska natural gas pipeline sys

The flurry of mega-orders for Boeing Co. may be over - for a while. With United Airlines' tw

DANISH FIRMS SEEK BAN ON CLOTHING FROM ASIACOPENHAGEN, Denmark - The head of the Danish Text

How is life in the Soviet Union under Mikhail S. Gorbachev? If you asked a Russian dog how h

The huge pro-democracy demonstrations in China have been a revolution via fax machines, desktop comp

A romantic era of U.S. maritime history ends this year when the last lighthouse tenders are replaced

New Jersey's candidates for governor differ sharply on how to revamp the state's troubled auto insur

Because of technical difficulties, Utility Outlook will not appear this week. It will resume next We

America West Airlines Inc., a growing regional airline making a push into East Coast markets, was a

THIS IS A TIME when the international airlines are casting nervous glances at the ultimate intention

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Insurance companies are going to take it on the chin and in the wallet as insurance bashing by consu

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Prices for Third World debt in the secondary market drifted lower in thin trading in the latest week

CALIF. DISTRICT'S BUSES TO RUN ON METHANOLIn an effort to reduce the region's severe smog, t

The Bush administration believes the U.S. economy can continue sustained growth without inflation ac

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

Telephone calls from the United States to China have tripled in volume since the political crisis in

Mankind's growth is accelerating again as the world adds the equivalent of another Mexico every year

The implications of the Exxon Valdez disaster on the worldwide marine reinsurance market may not be

BANGLADESH - $87 million from the World Bank's International Development Association to expand the c

The Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers is expanding its annual maritime exposition thi

European companies now have an electronic road map through their community's most important trade do

May 23, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

1722 (May 23, 1989) Previous day - 1730 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

NORTH AMERICA National Presentation Expo. June 6-8. Jacob Javits Convention Center. New York

The paralysis in China is already slowing investment from Hong Kong, much of which originates in the

BUSINESSES, UNIVERSITY FORM CONSORTIUMA research consortium to explore high temperature supe

The European Commission agreed on the outline of a plan for a "social charter" that would guarantee

Popular movements in the Baltic republics are going too far in demanding greater independence and ba

British Airways PLC retained its position at the forefront of the world's most profitable airlines w

The month-long stalemate between the government and protesters demanding greater freedoms and econom

WORLD BANK CONDITIONS BRADY PLAN SUPPORTHONG KONG - The World Bank will support a U.S. initi