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LORILLARD CAN'T SPEAK TO TOBACCO CASE JURORSNEWARK, N.J. - Lawyers for Lorillard Inc., one o

The U.S. dollar rallied Tuesday on bullish remarks by Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan,

$42 million from the World Bank's International Development Association for research, training and e

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

Economic Planning Minister Ken Harada resigned Tuesday over a stock market scandal that forced two o

France's Socialist government is coming under increasing pressure to allow an independent inquiry in

ASTORIA FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION (Long Island City, N.Y.) - George L. Engelke Jr. was na

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BANK OF BOSTON SELLS BRANCH IN CURACAOBOSTON - The First National Bank of Boston said it has

Chase Manhattan Corp. plans to continue selling Third World debt and building its loan losses reserv

Tue., Jan. 24, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

The rapid descent of Brazilian paper is leading the entire secondary market for sovereign debt lower

At least two FBI agents have started issuing subpoenas for the clearing records of Chicago Board of

ARGENTINA'S PRESIDENT ARRIVES AT BATTLE AREALA TABLADA, Argentina - Snipers opened fire Tues

GERMAN TAKEOVER PLAN GOES BEFORE US PANELAn interagency panel met this week to decide whethe

The Chilean government has drafted a new law that would recognize international patents for pharmace

A study by two congressional subcommittees recommends imposing fees on companies that dump toxic was

Chlorine gas and liquid sales climbed to 1.83 million short tons in November,from 1.73 milli

SAUDIS TO BEGIN STORING MTBE AT NY FACILITYSaudi Arabia said that in March it will begin ope

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and non-OPEC oil producers meet here Thursday unde

The Customs Service has refused to alter its longstanding requirement that U.S. coastal laws require

The International Society of Transport Aircraft Traders will hold its sixth annual conference in San

Japan plans to develop an ocean freighter capable of sailing more than twice as fast as any containe

A maritime union official is confident that President Bush will keep his campaign promises to the ma

Officials from China and Singapore signed a shipping accord Tuesday. It grants most-favored-

Shipping lines sailing from the Far East to the United States plan to go ahead with a previously ann

A complex plan to fly 10 rare black rhinoceros from Zimbabwe to the United States collapsed because

AIR CANADA ORDERS THREE BOEING 747-400SSEATTLE - Air Canada has ordered three Boeing Co. 747

The United States and the United Kingdom are calling for a special international conference to impro

IT IS A MISTAKE to dwell on possible future dangers to the air cargo industry, Daniel Peudupin decla

Western Union Corp.'s newest service introduction has its competitors seething. Competitors

The massive racketeering lawsuit aimed at putting the Teamsters union under government control may b

Business done at last week's fashion gala jumped more than 60 percent over the 1987 show to HK$172 m

The U.S. Customs Service has agreed to defer until April 1 the ending of special treatment for texti

CSX Corp. has decided to keep the Greenbrier resort it owns in White Sulphur Springs, W.Va.

Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady Wednesday said that the Bush administration is not preparing any p

BONN: INFLATION TO RISE; GROWTH RATE TO DECLINEBONN, West Germany - The West German Governme

Warning that inflation rates "clearly are too high," Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan suggest

A federal judge has dismissed a challenge by railroad labor to a tactic adopted by the carriers for

Commerce Secretary-designate Robert Mosbacher indicated Tuesday that he might favor greater U.S. gov