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Wed. Nov. 30, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

Strict economic discipline is the only way to overcome the mounting public debt facing some Latin Am

Brazil registered a record 49.5 percent discount on its debt paper at the first round of a debt-for-

NABISCO BISCUIT CO. (Parsippany, N.J.) - J. Philip Gutermuth and Harold J. Lees were was named senio

Japan is willing to accept limited imports of rice at next week's mid-term review of the Uruguay Rou

Brazil hopes the midterm review at next week's trade negotiations in Montreal will give a political

The European Community and the United States will make a final attempt in Montreal over the weekend

West German Finance Minister Gerhard Stoltenberg introduced a proposal to amend outdated stock excha

Canada will seek to use its status as host country and the pending free trade agreement with the Uni

US COTTON TRADE SHARE MAY CONTINUE TO SLIPWorld cotton production and consumption could grow

Few countries will take more interest than Australia in next week's meeting of the General Agreement

Dissension in the Thai government's ranks appears to be delaying crucial talks with the United State

Achieving enough broad agreements to keep the momentum going is the main hope of most Asian nations

California's Proposition 103, a drastic initiative that would force car insurers to slash their prem

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

The growth of China's foreign trade is also filling the coffers of the state- run People's Insurance

The U.S. dollar declined Wednesday on two indications that tighter money, and higher interest rates,

INSURERS LIKE DC VOTE TO AMEND AIDS LAWThe American Council of Life Insurance applauded the

Spurred by broad government backing and an expansion of steamship services, Indian exports to the Un

Sir Nicholas Goodison, who left the chairmanship of the London Stock Exchange only three weeks ago,

The world's largest container crane manufacturer, Paceco Inc., today becomes known as Coast Engineer

High interest rates and a strong pound are a far from ideal combination for British industry. But wh

More than 300 shore-based members of the Marine Engineers Beneficial Association will share $1.8 mil

The Japanese government is providing US$50 million in official loans to three Chinese railcar manufa

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

A meeting scheduled for today stands a 50-50 chance of forging a new agreement to carve up the frei

Container movements are up and a hoped-for surge in breakbulk forest products shipments through Fern

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The historic steamer SS Clipper is taking Chicagoans on a trip down memory lane while floating peace

The principal antagonists in global trade negotiations drew battle lines more firmly on Wednesday, c

U.S. banks and insurance companies were delighted two years ago when services were added to the agen

The maritime industry is the first transportation mode to mount a joint management-labor legal chall

The U.S. business community has mixed expectations on the prospects for significant progress at next

BFGOODRICH SELLS INTEREST IN POLICYDAKRON, Ohio - BFGoodrich Co. announced that it has sold

Indirect competition from the U.S. Customs Service may cause the suspension of one of this nation's

USX Corp. and Sinochem (U.S.A.) Inc. announced that they have entered into a letter of intent for th

Used airliners that cargo carriers traditionally tap for needed capacity should remain available to

Foster Wheeler Energy Ltd. received a contract from BP Chemicals International for engineering, proc

HYPOPHOSPHITE IS UP AT STAUFFERSHELTON, Conn. - Stauffer Chemical Co. will increase the pric

HENKEL CORP. (Gulph Mills, Pa.) - Harald P. Wulff, president of Henkel Corp., the U.S. subsidiary of