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SOVIET NEWSPAPER HITS WORKING CONDITIONSThe Soviet Union loses some $3.3 billion a year beca

HIRAM WALKER-ALLIED VINTNERS INC. (Detroit) - Leo Begleiter was named president of New York-based As

Chinese officials announced tough new measures to halt construction projects targeted in an upcoming

West Germany's fifth-largest bank plans to focus on real estate financing and stock market operation

The Supreme Court will determine whether the victims of the Achille Lauro hijacking may sue in New Y

The Federal Maritime Commission has reached a settlement with Transportacion Maritima Mexicana S.A.

Manville Corp. announced several management and restructuring changes in its executive staff, Fiber

Unocal Corp. disclosed Monday that it is negotiating to sell a 50 percent stake in its suburban Chic

Oct. 11, 1988 This table shows the vessels scheduled to call at U.S. and Canadian coal termi

An airline's proposal for changing the handling of Chicago area traffic would proportionally reduce

The U.S. steel industry has shown a dramatic recovery from its low point during the early 1980s, but

About two weeks ago, Impex Group Ltd. closed a deal and sent a shipload of fertilizer on its way to

Top executives of up to 13 of the largest trans-Pacific containership lines will gather in San Franc

The European Community Commission said Tuesday it plans to see to it that Japan opens up major const

NYS&W AGREES TO SELL NJ FACILITY TO CSLICOOPERSTOWN, NY - The New York, Susquehanna and West

TI Group PLC announced plans to divest its Performance Plastics Group, acquired as a result of its a

Georgia Power Co., Atlanta, Ga., has found its electronic data interchange program is taking off fas

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The U.S. dollar declined Tuesday to a 15-week low against the Japanese yen and a five-week low again

REICHHOLD UNIT BUYS WELLER-WHITE CHEMICALDOWNERS GROVE, Ill. - Swift Adhesives, a division o

The Cold Rush is on - in superconductivity. After eye-opening discoveries in late 1986 and e

Federal Express Corp. expects its money-losing international operation to be profitable by the begin

The September quota allocation meeting of the International Coffee Organization in London is crucial

IS THE GLOBAL TRADING SYSTEM heading for increased protectionism or toward freer trade? That

The Soviet farm economy wastes 60 billion rubles ($96 billion) a year, or almost as much as the gove

The question of whether shipowners may repay government construction subsidies in order to be able t

Work on creating a separate ship registry for Hong Kong is on schedule for operation in 1990, but th

A group of European companies is looking to turn knowledge about electronic communications into cash

A power plant developer has taken corporate responsibility one step further by agreeing to grow enou

Tue. Oct. 11, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

HOWARD SAVINGS BANK (Livingston, N.J.) - Robert A. Bonelli was named executive vice president with r

A faulty coupling on a Calendonia Lines delivery truck caused an accidental spill of an estimated 1,

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Saudi Arabia's crude oil output will rise this month to 6.1 million barrels a day, the same level as

Qantas, Australia's national airline, has introduced a 20 percent cancellation fee on air cargo book

Union leaders at Eastern Air Lines vowed last week to block any attempt to sell its Northeast shuttl

Trade complaints against Canadian industry will flood Washington and separatist sentiments in Quebec

1294 (Oct. 11, 1988) Previous day - 1292 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange i

Canada's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate fell 0.2 percentage points in September to 7.8 percen

Heavy truck sales snapped back in September following one of the worst safety recalls in recent hist