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U.S. meat imports have hit the skids in 1989, and industry sources are not optimistic that there wil

COMMODITY EXCHANGE INC. (New York) - Hugh Sigmon was appointed vice president of marketing at the Co

Most business and transportation ground to a halt Wednesday as more than 1 million people joined pro

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

Wed., May 17, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

Toy exports from Thailand this year are expected to hit $140 million, compared with just $16 million

Midwest Foreign Commerce Club dinner, May 22, Starlight Inn, Schiller Park, Ill. Speaker: H. Hilbrec

As a number of European shipping companies restructure or expand in anticipation of the continent's

An "epidemic" is being created by reinsurers refusing to pay legitimate debts to insolvent insurance

The Bush administration is gearing up to develop a national energy plan that many energy producers a

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

SPILL STUDY TO DELAY ALASKA OIL, GAS LEASESU.S. Interior Secretary Manuel Lujan Wednesday or

Testimony in the opening day of the Exxon Valdez oil spill hearings "raises some questions of judgme

The transformation of transportation oriented electronic data interchange in the United States has g

The United States is headed for serious trouble because it is selling its export producers and their

The number of people employed by the nation's cities is on the rise again, the Census Bureau reporte

Conrail is investing $3 million in a cogeneration partnership that is sponsoring over $2 billion wor

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

Kulicke & Soffa Industries Inc. announced that International Telephone & Telegraph, Freiburg, West G

The European steel industry, like its U.S. counterpart, went through a painful restructuring in the

U.S. cotton exporters are bristling over ocean carriers' proposals to increase freight rates in 1989

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

A large Wisconsin- based truckload motor carrier is in the midst of installing onboard computers for

1749 (May 16, 1751) Previous day - 1749 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

A 90-year concession for a new railroad designed to speed exports from Brazil's leading soybean regi

The story headlined "How New Jersey Lures Investors From Overseas," which appeared on Page 5A in The

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The agreement for Japan and the United States to co-produce an advanced fighter plane for Japan's ai

OGILVY ACCEPTS OFFER OF LONDON'S WPPIn a sudden close to a whirlwind courtship, Ogilvy Group

Alan Bond, the flamboyant Australian entrepreneur now attempting to cut debt, Tuesday abandoned effo

The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index rose to a new high of 106.5 Tuesday. The prev

U.S. shipbuilders are raising the stakes in their longstanding war against foreign shipbuilding subs

A new industry of specialized health-care providers is beginning to pose a challenge to traditional

A key Canadian coal industry spokesman staked out a position opposite his government's on acid rain

MITSUI OSK BUYS HALF OF BURMAH OIL PROJECTMitsui O.S.K. Lines, the major Japanese shipping l

Many major beef-producing countries are experiencing tight beef supplies, and this could lead to exp

Eastern Airlines said it plans to sell eight aircraft for $150 million as part of its restructuring

HERCULES TO EXPAND PP FILM CAPACITYHercules Inc., Wilmington, Del., said it would expand pol

BOLIVIA - $72 million from the World Bank's International Development Association, comprising $35 mi

The European Community has given Guyana a $35 million loan to help rehabilitate the state-owned baux