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Charlotte wined and dined Lufthansa German Airlines' top U.S. officials recently, but the likelihood

Delays in the delivery of new Boeing aircraft have led Hong Kong-based Cathay Pacific to look to cha

The international chemical market faces an uphill battle in the 1990s with the continued globalizati

When Boeing Co., this city's economic titan, announced a $2 million charitable donation last month,

All Nippon Airways Co. said it will spend $3.15 billion to buy 20 747-400 long-range airliners from

UNITED AIRLINES PLANS ATLANTIC ROUTES BY '92DETROIT - United Airlines, the nation's biggest

Delta Air Lines said revenue passenger-miles soared 17.7 percent in January to 4.26 billion from 3.6

The Journal of Commerce Transportation Table, Feb. 24. National Press Building, Washington, D.C. Spe

A Soviet freighter rescued a U.S. pleasure craft adrift in the Caribbean Sea earlier this month, a r

Failure to settle land claims of the Puyallup Indians would cost Tacoma more than 6,000 permanent jo

Nine of the leading ship lines carrying exports from the United States to Italy and Spain agreed Tue

U.S. foreign exchange traders here were bearish on the dollar, dealers said Wednesday as the U.S. un

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

DANA COMMERCIAL CREDIT (Troy, Mich.) - Rip Miller was named regional manager of Northbrook, Ill.-bas

VENEZUELA TO SIGN IMF LETTER OF INTENTCARACAS, Venezuela - Venezuela will sign a letter of i

The World Bank may lose credibility unless it enforces its loan conditions more strictly, a staff re

U.S. money center banks are in better shape than is generally acknowledged, claimed Charles Orabutt,

Wed., Feb. 22, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

Potential exists for an excellent U.S. soft red winter wheat crop - perhaps one of the best yet - bu

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AUSTRALIANS WANT ROLE IN JAPANESE VENTURESSYDNEY, Australia - The vice president of the Catt

Brazil is still unconvinced that a universal coffee export quota is viable despite the renewed effor

THE FLOOR IS PACKED with exhibits ranging from the most traditional cardboard packing boxes to the h

Late last year, a Minneapolis company beat out Canada, source of the world's cleanest grain, to sell

In a dozen years, Haworth Inc. grew from a small, one-plant $10-million-a- year office products manu

Use of good material handling - be it high-tech or just plain common sense - can improve a company's

The U.S. material handling industry has petitioned President Bush to appoint a commission to investi

The Supreme Court has within its power the ability to put a major crimp into the corporate practice

The International Trade Commission has decided U.S. manufacturers of transferpresses used in

Courts can't award medical malpractice victims separate damages for losing the "enjoyment of life,"

DUTCH REVIEW RULES ON AIR CRASH COMPAMSTERDAM, Netherlands - Air crash victims and their fam

FRANK B. HALL & CO. (Briarcliff Manor, N.Y.) - Peter Godfrey was named executive vice president of t

A finance company is being sued for more than $365 million with its alleged insurer, Aetna Casualty

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

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service Agri

Quebec's most powerful employers' group warns that recently toughened language law could discourage

World trade in beef will remain buoyant this year after an estimated 5 percent to 6 percent volume i

Jamaica is actively working to strengthen relations with the United States, following the Caribbean

EC WILLING TO DISCUSS US TELECOM TRADEBRUSSELS, Belgium - The European Community is willing

The Taiwanese company that offered "Made in U.S.A." labels to U.S. distributors of its U.S. flags sa