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Top Soviet officials said U.S.-Soviet trade could rise by three or fourfold if Washington ends restr

The Takeshita administration officially denied on Thursday a statement by Republican Sen. Jesse Helm

TODAY IS AN ENDING AND A BEGINNING, a farewell to perhaps our first successful president in three de

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TOUGH TACTICS USED IN CZECHOSLOVAK RIOTSPRAGUE, Czechoslovakia - Police wielding night stick

A spokesman for troubled American Mutual Group seems to dispute claims by Massachusetts insurance re

Business rose sharply at Hong Kong's officially backed toy show, where foreign exhibitors took part

This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza

CITICORP (New York) - Sandra W. Meyer was named head of global communications. The new senio

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

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

US INVITES ALLIES TO WASHINGTON MEETWASHINGTON - The United States has invited finance minis

Brazil, which last fall resumed payments on its foreign debt after a long moratorium, could be force

U.S. Customs officials this week announced their newest weapon in the war on drugs: small "sniffer"

Thu., Jan. 19, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

HARMONIZED CODE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ABOUT HARMONIZED CODE IMPLEMENTATION IN BONDED WAREHOUSES AND

U.S. steel importers soon will begin a lobbying effort to limit the effect of the expected extension

US STEEL IMPORTS ROSE IN NOVEMBERU.S. steel imports rose in November and pushed the total fo

Months after concern flared over the spreading of the AIDS virus prompted a shortage of rubber glove

Carriers and shippers in the Far East believe freight rates might fall in the trades between Asia an

The federal government is preparing an array of new initiatives to accelerate exports by U.S. small

Japanese government authorities are expected to budget nearly $3 million again in the fiscal year be

The Chicago futures industry reacted with a mixture of concern and skepticism to allegations that FB

Currency traders expect the dollar's powerful new-year rally to catch fire again today, particularly

The growing Japanese appetite for American food, especially seafood, is nibbling away at Japan's tra

Inside the Kingdome stadium, tens of thousands of baseball fans roared their approval as the hometow

Dry bulk ocean freight rates climbed this week to their highest levels since 1981, extending a six-m

American President Cos. should show flat to slightly higher fourth quarter and annual earnings when

China Ocean Shipping Co., or Cosco, is beginning another container servicefrom China to the

A fishing fleet operating off Alaska is expanding so quickly that there soon will be too many ships

The Port of Beaumont, which had storage facilities bulging with record cargo volumes in 1988, has a

1648 (Jan. 19, 1989) Previous day - 1650 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange i

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How does the retail industry love electronic data interchange? Let us count the members. Sta

Unisys Corp. has introduced its new Micro A computer, a machine the company claims provides the powe

Haggar Apparel Co. doesn't want to talk about pilot tests for electronic data interchange. W

Technology is now working miracles for some people who had almost no grounds for hope. Peopl

INDUSTRY REPRIMANDED FOR LEAK ABOUT APPLESAN JOSE, Calif. - Regis McKenna Inc., Palo Alto, C

RYDER TRUCK RENTAL SIGNS NEWSPAPER DEALRyder Truck Rental signed a contract with the Chicago