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A coalition of labor and community organizations will go door-to-door to garner support for its plan

AMALGAMATED BANK OF NEW YORK (New York) - Nicholas J. Palermo was named president and chief executiv

Brazil's public debt conversion auctions will be resumed next month, although at a slower pace and a

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

Shipping companies have threatened to impose a surcharge on cargo passing through Australia's main P

Jan. 24, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

LOOK OVER YONDER and what do you see? In the case of Crowley Maritime Corp., it sees its pre

United Shipowners of America hopes the Maritime Administration will permit wider use of money withdr

American President Lines Ltd., the largest container carrier at the Port of Seattle, is considering

CANADIANS PULL OUT OF SALMON PACT TALKSVANCOUVER, British Columbia - Canadian negotiators sa

The boom in trade between Taiwan and China looks certain to continue at least through this year, and

Rising worldwide cigarette sales and aggressive pricing are boosting profits in the American tobacco

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

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

Representatives from four of Asia's fastest-growing economies and the Organization for Economic Coop

New terms set by reinsurers in the United States, Canada and Britain have led to an increase in gene

Degussa Corp. announced a price increase for its niacin FCC grade, to become effective Feb. 1, 1989.

Comtex Scientific Corp. announced that Olde Discount Corp., Pont Data Inc. and Telenet Communication

* A.E. Cullison - Chrysanthemum Throne Reborn 8A * H. Erich Heinemann - Asking the Right Que

Last year was a watershed for trade between the United States and Mexico. Mexico slashed trade restr

American motorists would save a staggering $3.7 billion each year on car insurance if state legislat

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

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

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

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

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

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

The Interstate Commerce Commission said truck tariffs that automatically reduce a carrier's freight

Occidental Petroleum Corp., perhaps the only major U.S. oil company not to have a position in refini

An Indiana official says a new contingency plan under the federal Superfund program should spur clea

DOUBLE-STACK TRAIN ARRIVES IN WORCESTERHUNT VALLEY, Md. - CSX/Sea-Land Intermodal said the f

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

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

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

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

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

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