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The Senate Wednesday was still maneuvering behind the scenes to determine when its technical correct

The president's chief economist was claiming victory this week, saying the economy would continue to

South Korea, like Japan, is pushing for a larger role in the International Monetary Fund. An

Two scientists from the University of Michigan developed a new process that converts methane, an ine

Saudi Arabia has offered further volume-linked discounts to Japanese oil companies, while Kuwait has

Sept. 28, 1988 Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange*PrevClose High

Wed., Sept. 28, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U

BOLIVIA BUYS BACK $240 MILLION OF DEBTBERLIN - Bolivia repurchased $240 million worth of its

EBERSTADT FLEMING INC. (New York) - Joellen Fisher was named a senior vice president in the investme

News that Tokyo-based Daiwa Securities Co. plans to open a Vancouver office is seen as part of a gen

Minnesota's transportation industries are shrinking the distance between business in the Upper Midwe

Bernadette Mong is director of the Minnesota Trade and Investment Office in the Taipei World Trade C

Oct. 1 contract prices for antifreeze-grade ethylene glycol may not move up as far as some producers

Organized labor asked Congress Wednesday to investigate the use of excess pension funding in unfrien

Australia reported its second consecutive month of poor trade figures Wednesday, which promptly push

The International Air Transport Association, the group instrumental in setting international airline

K-Tron International Inc., a manufacturer of process control feeders,formed a new subsidiary, K-Tron

CALGENE GETS PATENT FOR RESISTANT PLANTSDAVIS, Calif. - Calgene Inc. has been granted a pate

IBM CUTS COST, BOOSTS POWER OF MAINFRAMESRYE BROOK, N.Y. - International Business Machines C

People may be the biggest barrier to computerized communication. Vendors at the Distribution

Pity the poor soul in search of a personal computer. Things have scarcely improved during th

SOUTH AFRICAN DOCKERS STRIKE THIRD PORTJOHANNESBURG, South Africa - Thousands of striking bl

Sea-Land Service Inc. said it will postpone plans to begin a service from Vancouver, British Columbi

Farmers whose corn is contaminated with the naturally occurring poison aflatoxin may be eligible for

The mood among Soviets on the future course of their economy is so uncertain that foreign companies

New Jersey Public Advocate Alfred Slocum is calling on the state insurance department to reject a pr

A U.S. District Court judge has refused to upset a Military Sealift Command decision allowing Sea-La

Four MidAmerica states will take their final shots next week at persuading the federal government to

An anxious aviation industry is pitching what it wants from the U.S. government in aviation policy w

IT WAS ON, but now it's off. Mapco Inc., the 23rd largest U.S. coal producer, had an agreeme

CHINESE OIL EXPORTS EXPECTED TO DECLINEExports of Chinese crude oil are expected to decline

The establishment of commercial air links between South Korea and Australia may depend on the size o

Negotiators in the seven-month-old tugboat strike in the Port of New York Wednesday resumed talks fo

Better truck driver training, fewer hours behind the wheel and improved brakes are essential to redu

INDIAN CROP DAMAGE FROM FLOODS SEVERECHANDIGARH, India - Damage from floods, which killed at

Executives of the National Pork Producers Council Wednesday said they willask the Commerce Departmen

Smuggling continues to account for a large portion of Syria's foreign trade, although current statis

Traditional Exports Petroleum and petroleum products, raw cotton, textiles, tobacco,phosphat

U.S. plans to impose sanctions on firms accused of illegal high-technology sales to the Soviet Union

In an effort to avert another commercial insurance crisis, New Jersey Insurance Commissioner Kenneth