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The settlement between the Justice Department and the Teamsters union removed a huge albatross from

The nation's industrial sector flattened out last month and eased potential inflationary pressures o

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

If you want to open a software store in the big city, it helps to have a background in selling shoes

The U.S. dollar rose in New York Thursday to above levels that stirred concerted intervention in Eur

Two card games in a dark, grimy, longshoremen's hiring hall in South Philadelphia was where the only

Connecticut Maritime Association. International maritime and world trade exposition. March 21-22. Ma

Wed., Mar. 16, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

Analysts expect higher energy prices to boost U.S. producer prices in February 0.4 percent, which ma

Zimbabwe expects to reduce its trade traffic through South Africa to below 50 percent by the end of

CAROLINA FREIGHT BEGINS TO BUILD TWO FACILITIESCHERRYVILLE, N.C. - Carolina Freight Carriers

The Chicago Board of Trade said the computerized trading system, unveiled Thursday to executives att

EC-ROMANIAN TALKS ON TRADE PACT HALTEDSTRASBOURG, France - The European Community said Thurs

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

U.S. chemical producers are stepping up their investments in South Korea in an effort to ride the wa

Once the U.S. government allows a resumption in the sale of imported Chilean fruit, the produce indu

OPEC OIL PRODUCTION SLIGHTLY OVER QUOTAMarketing experts from the Organization of Petroleum

Work should begin shortly on a M$237 million (about $91 million) polypropylene plant in Malaysia's s

A leading Japanese commercial banker stressed Thursday that reasonable inducements are required befo

GENERAL DYNAMICS CORP. (St. Louis) - James J. Cunnane was named corporate vice president and chief f

The "financial markets require" that the federal budget deficit be reduced this year in a "substanti

Senate Finance Committee Chairman Lloyd Bentsen, D-Texas, said he does not expect Congress to pass p

COMMODITY EXCHANGE INC. (New York) - Donna C. Redel, executive vice president of Redel Trading Co.,

Oregon lawmakers voted Wednesday to ban the export of logs from state-owned lands after supporters o

Senior government officials are sending mixed signals about plans to avoid being targeted by the U.S

The chairman of the Futures Industry Association said Thursday that the ill effects of allegations

For the more than 400 commuters riding the Rockport-to-Boston train, the days of poetry readings and

Edward M. Emmett, a foe of Texas state trucking regulations, was nominated to replace Frederick N. A

Just beyond what is known in Genoa as "il braccio di ferro" - the arm wrestle - between dockworkers

The usually bustling Port of Genoa has the eerie silence of an Etruscan cemetery. Its listle

Brazil's two biggest labor syndicates failed to bring the country to a halt in a two-day general str

It was more than met the eye when it happened three years ago, and it has remained that way ever sin

* Customs Update 3A * Christopher Lofting - Executive Traveler 10A* Greg Johnson - Managing

The two new Boeing Co. 767s that LOT Polish Airlines will put into international service shortly wil

MINERALS MANAGEMENT SERVICE, U.S. DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR (Washington) - Robert E. Kallman, director,

Trade officials in the U.S. Gulf agree the 1989 season is over for Chilean fruit imports, although t

NY GROUP HONORS LILLIAN C. LIBURDINEW YORK The Women's Transportation Seminar of Greater Ne

At Ireland's only shamrock factory, one pair of Irish eyes will certainly be smiling today.

If an innocent grape suddenly seems more dangerous than a pit bull, if peachy is no longer keen, if

Irish Prime Minister Charles Haughey said he will press President Bush and Treasury Secretary Nichol