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Reluctance of telecommunications companies to communicate with each other has energy and aviation co

1749 (May 15, 1989) Previous day - 1748 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

The dollar soared to a 2 1/2-year high against the deutsche mark and a nine- month high against the

The Supreme Court refused to hear Nebraska's appeal of a case that prohibited it from taxing equipme

West Germany's telecommunications minister will propose U.S.-European cooperation on the development

Argentine paper led the secondary debt market lower as the market absorbed a spate of bad news while

ECONOMISTS ANTICIPATE SLIMMER TRADE DEFICITThe U.S. trade deficit probably narrowed slightly

Chander Singh Nimgule remembers coughing on the choking smell of red pepper the night of Dec. 2, 198

The Department of Transportation, after months of delay, finally has set the tariffs that airlines w

South Carolinians unable to buy health insurance on the open market because of health problems or hi

Africans should stop trying to eat like Westerners and go back to traditional foods if famine is to

Congress is eyeing an untouched $6.9 billion aviation trust fund surplus in an emerging battle with

SMITH CORONA OFFERS NEW ELECTRONICS LINENEW CANAAN, Conn. - A competitive personal electroni

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

GROUP URGES STANDARDS FOR BICYCLE HELMETSThe Consumer Product Safety Commission should set p

Conference to Raise Bunker SurchargesBunker surcharges for cargo from Japan to New Zealand a

Navistar International Transportation Corp. recaptured the lead in the heavy truck industry last mon

Speculation of another West German interest rate hike has raised the possibility of a British rate h

Customs authorities representing a wide range of Asian and Pacific countries opened a two-day confer

Levi Strauss, the world's largest clothing manufacturer, will tell Soviet delegates at a trade confe

VOLKSWAGEN IS BACK IN DIESEL CAR MARKETTROY, Mich. - Volkswagen of America Inc. said it is r

Will a fleet of foreign containerships sidle up to docks in major U.S. ports some dark day in the fu

Cleanup crews scoured hardened crude oil from beaches as federal investigators prepared to open an i

NATIONAL STARCH TO BUY SOME BORDEN ASSETSBRIDGEWATER, N.J. - National Starch & Chemical Corp

Two senators said Monday that members of an Environmental Protection Agency advisory panel that advi

A bankruptcy judge postponed a hearing on the sale of Eastern Airlines' prized Northeast Shuttle to

The Department of Transportation tentatively awarded four U.S. carriers 57 air cargo charter slots t

Eight health insurers and health maintenance organizations have submitted proposals to kick off Mass

The National Park Service has begun efforts to raise the ferry that carried millions of immigrants f

Carolina Atlantic Transportation Services Inc. again will employ union dockworkers after agreeing to

NY TOY IMPORTER CHARGED WITH BRIBERYCAMDEN, N.J. - A New York toy importer pleaded guilty la

CLUETT, PEABODY & CO. (ARLINGTON, Va.) - Harris H. Hester, president of Cluett, Peabody & Co. of New

The Dow Jones Industrials have ended the longest consecutive string of down days since August 1982,

President Bush, declaring that it was time to "take back the streets," has announced a $1.2 million

Japan's smaller manufacturers of audio equipment, once sterling examples of high-tech success, are e

There are several ways to view this city's skyline and port facilities. One can ride an elev

The nation's reinsurance companies reported a 102.6 percent combined ratio for 1988, according to a

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

An investor group composed of a New York investment firm and a group linked to the Bass family of Te

May 15, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f