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MASS. CONFIDENT TUNNEL WILL BE FUNDEDDespite a federal official's statement, Massachusetts o

Don Koster's junk has turned out to be gold. As did other Kansas cattlemen, he had to scramble last

Congressional critics of the FSX warplane deal told a Senate panel Wednesday that the United States

A New York Mercantile Exchange task force has recommended that floor brokers be required to register

Amoco Chemical Co. is exploring "acquisitions and the formation of partnerships" in China as part of

Some 300 business people from Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic have come to the Boston World

The government's steel import restraint program may have cost U.S. steel- using manufacturers up to

Royal Nedlloyd Group NV will strongly resist any takeover attempt, Henk Rootliep, chairman of the di

United Kingdom airline and ferry operators vowed Tuesday to thwart attempts by the cross channel tun

BANK OF AMERICA (San Francisco) - Warren L. Metzger, 49, was named a senior vice president and manag

As production from the nation's largest oil field at Prudhoe Bay declines, oil companies are spendin

Guidelines on how the state of California will judge whether insurance companies are earning a adequ

J.C. Penney Co. doesn't want to trap itself in an electronic ghetto. To avoid that fate, the

Federal transportation officials announced a U.S. international air cargo policy Wednesday that call

ALASKA SENATE REPEALS OIL INDUSTRY TAX LIMITJUNEAU, Alaska - The Alaskan Senate, under incre

Airlines have until June 2 to bid for the $100 million annual contract to operate the U.S. Postal Se

U.S. companies and investors are beginning to hedge their foreign currency exposures to protect agai

The European Commission's Internal Market Council met last week to discuss ways to reduce duplicatio

More than 1,000 trading companies from around the world are expected to be represented at the second

ITALIANS STRIKE OVER HEALTH FEESMillions of Italian workers stayed off the job Wednesday in

BUSH URGED TO PLACE JAPAN ON TRADE LISTTwo National Association of Manufacturers committees

Several members of the Senate Finance Committee, including Chairman Lloyd Bentsen, D-Texas, are conc

Aetna Life & Casualty Co. is telling its agents in California to write no new policies for types of

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

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May 10, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

TWA NOT INTERESTED IN BIDDING FOR EASTERNNEW YORK - Trans World Airlines said Wednesday it w

MCI Telecommunications Corp., Washington, has established an all digital private line service betwee

As soybean and corn futures trade last year's crop, the marketplace is looking for new-crop developm

GEOSTAR, TELECOM SIGN AGREEMENT ON SATELLITENEW YORK - Asian and Australian companies soon m

Crude oil stocks rose substantially while distillate supplies edged down marginally, the American Pe

The top five containerports in the world now include one each from Europe and the United States, but

U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter said Wednesday the United States would use

Opponents of a plan to replace the nation's fifth busiest airport are pulling out all the stops with

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will study the economic feasibility of widening and straightening s

The corporate boardroom at Rubbermaid Inc. is a far cry from some meeting rooms, but it conveys an i

The reasons why Asian ports are thriving aren't hard to find, and they don't much rely on the "mirac

1715 (May 10, 1989) Previous day - 1704 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

Instead of being a boon to U.S. employment, the surge of foreign investment in the United States dur

GREECE'S BOP DEFICIT PUT AT $513 MILLIONATHENS, Greece - Greece's balance of payments defici