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A new rehabilitation program announced at the weekend by executives of Japan's Sanko Steamship Co. c

Sam Skinner is everywhere, and always trying to get there faster. A page from his daily cale

Although Chicago's rats are the toughest in the nation, and as loathsome as any to inhabit urban Ame

CSX, SP JOIN TO BUILD BULK DISTRIBUTION UNITSBALTIMORE - CSX Transportation Inc. and Souther

Forms-processing programs can be roughly broken down into three main areas. The most basic i

HONEYWELL STOCK RISES ON TAKEOVER RUMORSCHICAGO - Rumors that Honeywell Inc., the big electr

Three Midwest senators are seeking stronger federal controls on truck and rail shipments of hazardou

CNW Corp. management has urged its stockholders to support it in rejecting a takeover bid launched b

The electronic information revolution that is becoming such an instrumental part of transportation s

Associated British Ports Holdings PLC, a major ports and property development group, has announced a

The U.S. head of the Panama Canal Commission announced his resignation last week, saying the waterwa

More than half of Medicare supplemental insurance policies fail to meet a federal standard of paying

Howard I. Hoch, George Papazicos and Hope E. Rosenbaum were named vice presidents at Equitable Finan

EC CONSUMER PRICES ROSE 0.5 PERCENT IN FEBRUARYConsumer prices in the EC rose by 0.5 percent

The Society of Chartered Property and Casualty Underwriters will hold a workshop on workers compensa

In the early 1980s, the 70-year-old U.S. Steel Corp. mill in this northern California city was stead

Irish Prime Minister Charles Haughey, who played host to Soviet leaderMikhail Gorbachev for

UNEMPLOYMENT RATE FALLS TO 15-YEAR LOWThe U.S. civilian unemployment rate fell to 5.0 percen

THE U.S. TRADE DEFICIT, which once seemed on its way to the backwaters of economic threats in an era

GEORGIAUS COMPLETES PURCHASE OF SOUTHLANDGeorgiaUS Corp. said it completed its $433.5 millio

Demand for management liability insurance is booming in France, now that takeover bids are on the in

That quarter of Germany claimed by the Soviets after World War II today boasts the best economy the

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Corporate America is eyeing Europe for potential takeover targets and junk- bond players, but the re

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

Ford Motor Co. is in an enviable position. Last year, the company's electronics-product deve

The leaders of Japan's four major opposition parties have formed a united front to try to drive sca

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Following a series of weak economic numbers, currency traders and economists are debating how a slow

The French government Friday published economic forecasts showing the French franc's average exchang

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

AIBC FINANCIAL CORP. (Miami) - Charles Dusseau was named senior vice president, capital markets of A

Union leaders representing Britain's dockworkers are to meet today to decide whether to call a natio

Taxpayers are required to maintain copious records, but with an increasing flow of tax returns submi

PHILIPPINES TO TEST BORROWING CLIMATEMANILA, Philippines - Philippine officials will test th

The specter of insurance company insolvencies is creating alarm among insurance buyers, a new survey

Fri., Apr. 7, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

South Korean officials are divided over the importance of avoiding U.S. trade sanctions and doubtful