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Denmark's trade surplus in December fell to 343 million kroner from 1.6 billion kroner in November o

President Bush met with his economic team and visited Capitol Hill to prepare the ground for his Thu

Feb. 7, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

Newcomer Air Hong Kong Ltd., the only dedicated cargo airline in the colony, has won approval for sc

The chairman of Lufthansa German Airlines said the European Community likely will bargain as a singl

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

New technology is putting electronic data interchange, or EDI, in the palms of users' hands.

U.S. Trade representative Carla Hills extended an olive branch to the European Community Tuesday on

1542 (Feb. 7, 1989) Previous day - 1553 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in

CPT, JAPANESE FIRM SIGN MARKETING PACTCPT Corp. Tuesday announced an agreement with Kyowa Sh

What's there to feel good about in the shipping industry? Rates are too low in most sea lane

It is clear that top economic officials of the Group of 7 industrial nations are slowly groping thei

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CARBIDE SHARES JUMP AS BIG BLOCK IS TRADEDShares of Union Carbide Corp. rose sharply Tuesday

U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary-designate Clayton Yeutter Tuesday restated the Bush adminis

Demand for ocean cargo containers is so strong that box lessors say the abolition of the 50-mile rul

International Minerals & Chemical Corp. announced that its corporate staff of 240 employees will be

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has issued a clarification of its labeling policy for antim

Sea-Land Service Inc. plans to employ only foreign-flag ships in its new vessel-sharing service that

Containers of Jamaican exports destined for the United States will no longer be subject to exhaustiv

The American Bar Association's call to repeal the insurance industry's federal antitrust exemption m

The Port of Baltimore and union officials are close to an agreement that will resolve a labor disput

Waste Management International Inc. has agreed to purchase 49.9 percent ownership in PEC Engineering

The U.S. dollar rose slightly Tuesday, overcoming some early losses after the Treasury's auction of

Japanese banks are making large inroads into lending operations involving construction of high-rise

Sea-Land Service Inc. will enter some of the world's fastest-growing trade lanes next month through

Puerto Rico's electrical/electronics industries, once rated among the island's fastest-growing manuf

Japan's major carmakers stand poised to step up production in the United States, but the move is unl

Sears Roebuck & Co. may be struggling, but it can still throw an awesome amount of weight around.

The Arabian American Oil Co., controlled by the Saudi Arabian government, has told its contract buye

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Labor woes for the state-owned shipping line of Puerto Rico mounted Tuesday as longshoremen in key p

SANFORD C. BERNSTEIN & CO. (New York) - Former U.S. Rep. Peter A. Peyser was named national director

A senior aide to West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl will meet U.S. officials in Washington this week

A New Jersey pesticide maker filed suit to overturn California's anti-toxics law, saying it overlapp

A private group that aims to educate the American public about U.S. trade and development activities

The Court of Appeals for the State of New York is considering two cases in which juries expressly co

The Tennessee Valley Authority said that during the last week of January it awarded three spot contr

Communist Party chief Stipe Suvar has warned that the country may collapse unless it makes an econom

OPEC PRODUCTION EXCEEDS QUOTASMembers of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries p