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As Congress delves into President Bush's fiscal 1990 budget, it is beginning to learn some of the de

The vision of a common European currency appears to be receding into the distant future as Britain s

Tue., Mar. 7, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

FLIGHT, BAGGAGE WOES DECREASED IN JANUARYFlight delays and baggage problems reported at majo

HANNA TO ACQUIRE BRUCK PLASTICS CO.M.A. Hanna Co., Cleveland, Ohio, said it will acquire Bru

SAN FRANCISCO WEIGHS DAMAGE SETTLEMENTThe Port of San Francisco will discuss a proposed sett

U.S. Trade Representative Carla Hills Tuesday said she would keep U.S. negotiators to the General Ag

Companies based in Great Britain were by far the largest purchasers of U.S. companies in 1988, accor

Golden Rule Insurance Co. is accusing the North Carolina Insurance Department of unfair treatment in

Federal Express Corp. will launch a new, low-priced next-afternoon service on April 1. The d

President Bush said on Tuesday he opposes government intervention in the Eastern Airlines strike.

- Prospects for improved financial performance by American President Cos. Ltd. during 1989 are not p

The majority of America's short line and regional railroads are generating sufficient income to main

U.S. agriculture's economic renaissance is paper-thin. This fragile pickup in economic retur

A California Superior Court granted the state insurance department's petition to liquidate Coastal I

US NON-FARM OUTPUT RISES AT REVISED 0.1 PERCENTThe productivity of U.S. non-farm businesses

Bethlehem Steel Corp. says it has signed a letter of intent to sell its Williamsport wire rope plant

Japanese investigators raided the offices of 29 trading houses and a meat association Tuesday seekin

As the Companion Express makes its way across the North Atlantic this weekfrom northern Euro

SALOMON BROTHERS AG TO OPEN TOKYO UNITTOKYO - Salomon Brothers AG, the West German banking a

TIMKEN CO. PLANS $1 BILLION INVESTMENTCANTON, Ohio - Timken Co. intends to invest about $1 b

Fri., March 3, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

The World Bank's decision to suspend $550 million of loans for Argentina sharply reduces the country

African finance ministers gathered in Malawi Monday to seek an easier cure for their ailing economie

Mar. 6, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

A delegation of 30 U.S. and Canadian maritime officials representing the St. Lawrence Seaway began a

CONNECTICUT NATURAL ACQUIRES COMPANIESHARTFORD, Conn. - Connecticut Natural Gas Corp. purcha

SOVIET CUT REPRESENTS 100,000 BARRELS A DAYA planned 5 percent cut in the Soviet Union's oil

Hong Kong Aircraft Engineering Co., the aviation repair and maintenance company known as Haeco, repo

SINOCHEM UNIT BUYS USX FERTILIZER ASSETSUSX Corp. and Sinochem American Holdings Inc. announ

IF THE TOUGH GET GOING when the going gets tough, get out of the Georgia Ports Authority's way.<

Former Rep. Mario Biaggi must report to prison April 10 to begin serving a two-and-a-half-year term

INFLATION MODERATE IN INDUSTRIAL NATIONSThe inflation rate in industrial nations rose for th

The U.S. dollar pushed higher Monday in what dealers were calling a technical rally. With no

The Supreme Court Monday rejected an appeal by a group of rural electric cooperatives challenging th

States have the power to regulate natural gas production even though the prices paid for gas in inte

The U.S. Department of Energy Monday requested authority from Congress to sell the U.S. Naval Petrol

The Soviet capital acquired a new look Monday when a state-of-the-art print center opened in downtow

Production of plastics resins totaled 4.22 billion pounds in December 1988, up approximately 1.7 per

Thirteen insurance associations and companies announced Sunday they formed a coalition with consumer