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

BRAZIL DEBT AUCTIONS MAY RESUME SOONNEW YORK - Brazil's debt-for-equity auctions should resu

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Fri., Jan. 20, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

Brazilian authorities explained the country's embarrassingly low reserves following a record $19 bil

Borrowing on world capital markets rose 21.8 percent in 1988 to a record $370 billion, according to

ABF FREIGHT SYSTEMS INC. (Fort Smith, Ark.) - John Santa Maria was promoted to senior account execut

CONFERENCE DELAYS TRINIDAD RATE INCREASEA group of shipping lines sailing from U.S. Atlantic

Col. Richard V. Gorski assumed command of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers New Orleans District.

China and the Soviet Union are ironing out plans to cooperate on petroleum and natural gas projects.

The Transportation Department is putting a 60-day hold on its plan to cut back subsidies that allow

A proposal to build a new natural gas pipeline in the Northeast was filed with the Federal Energy Re

Jan. 19, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

People Express, the discount no-frills carrier that set the airline industry on its ear in the early

Purolator Courier has strengthened its position as the dominant player in the Canadian courier field

The United States said Thursday it was modifying trade sanctions against Libya to allow five U.S. oi

Siderbras, the Brazilian national steel company, will open this year's coking coal contract negotiat

An investment group working with Eastern Airlines' unions may make a bid to buy the troubled carrie

NORWAY CONFIRMS RISE IN OIL PRODUCTIONHELSINKI, Finland - Norway's Oil and Energy Ministry c

Thursday's Journal of Commerce interview with former Transportation Secretary Jim Burnley incorrect

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

An arbitrator has ruled in favor of New Jersey Transit Corp. in a $26 million dispute between the st

CANADA'S NO. 2 AIRLINE MOVES TO BUY NO. 3Canada's second largest airline operator moved to s

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

Zenith Laboratories Inc., of Northvale, N.J., may have to sell off much of its Puerto Rico property

Hanson Industries' SCM Chemicals unit has begun production at its expanded and converted Western Aus

Henry V. Rabouin Inc. Vice President R. Douglas Kimple says New York State is looking mighty good as

October trade data for the 35 petrochemicals tracked by the National Petroleum Refiners Association

In the inhospitable heat of the earth's lowest point, floating harvesters scoop up a yellowish slurr

Work on Japan's five newest high-speed "bullet train" lines is scheduled to begin before the end of

Minnesota and several other states are expected to levy new taxes this year on pesticides and other

Manville Sales Corp. purchased some assets of the phenolic foam insulation business from Koppers Co.

PENNWALT CORP.'S NET DOUBLED IN QUARTERPennwalt Corp., Philadelphia, said it earned $13.2 mi

FULLER UNIT ACQUIRES ADHESIVES COMPANYH.B. Fuller Co. said it acquired an Italian company th

SODIUM HYPOPHOSPHITE IS UP AT ATOCHEM

The New York State Food Merchants Association is suggesting that retailers have been paying for the

Britain's industrialists and businessmen have called on the government to improve the country's road

The Port of San Francisco is embarking on a new strategic plan. After a tug-of-war over fund

The St. Lawrence Seaway just had its best tonnage year since 1984, even though Canadian grain shipme

UK INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT FELL 0.1 PERCENT IN NOVEMBERU.K. seasonally adjusted industrial product