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CHINA CURBS EXPORTS TO AID DOMESTIC NEEDChina has ordered some of its factories to curb expo

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SupplyTech Inc., a leading maker of software that converts business documents to electronic messages

Rep. Helen Delich Bentley, R-Md., chalked up another small victory for U.S. maritime companies in he

CSX, UTU WORKING ON BRANCH LINE ISSUEOfficials of CSX Rail Transport and the United Transpor

The Boeing Co. says it isn't particularly worried about competition from a Japanese joint venture or

Fri., Sept. 23, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U

Optimism expressed by leading delegates at the start of two weeks of International Coffee Organizati

Kansas City Southern Industries Inc. has asked a federal appeals court to void the sale of the South

PRICES INCREASED BY AIR PRODUCTSALLENTOWN, Pa. - Air Products & Chemicals Inc. will increase

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A U.S. District court here on Tuesday fined a British businessman $25,000 for shipping U.S. computer

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines and Singapore Airlines (SIA) have been given authority to jointly operate a

Teamsters union negotiators reached a new labor agreement with truck lines that haul cars from auto

Global Economic Conditions & Outlook for Equity Markets Worldwide. Sept. 26. Jonathan Club, 545 S. F

A team of Indian exporters begins a visit to the United States and Canada this week to push sales of

To avert retaliation from Washington, the Indian government will redraft its program to make exports

Port commissioners approved funds for soil and wildlife studies for a $6.5 million project to create

1286 (Sept. 23, 1988) Previous day - 1285 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange

The increasing problem of debtor country arrears might make the International Monetary Fund, and pos

Lapp reindeer herdsmen in villages, worst hit by the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear accident, have discarded

COURT BACKS GERMANY IN CHEESE DISPUTEThe European Court of Justice ruled Thursday against th

Many people who trade on the freight futures market feel that the market could ratchet sharply upwar

Hoping to hasten the day when commercial jetliners will be built entirely in Japan, the Japanese aer

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service Agri

Tell any Londoner that tourism could soon be on the rise in dreary Dagenham, a grim industrial subur

The head of the Joint Underwriting Association has been suspended after being accused of illegally t

The Caribbean Economic Community will realize a 15-year-old dream next month when its members begin

London's powerful insurance community has vehemently denied participating in a right-wing employment

The Tennessee Valley Authority said BP Coal America Inc. won the bulk of its latest weekly spot coal

The Interstate Commerce Commission's investigation into Trailer Train Co.'s request for an extension

With noticeable price declines in miscellaneous commodities, The Journal of Commerce Industrial Pric

Compared with the Piper Alpha oil rig disaster in July, last week's blowout on the Ocean Odyssey rig

The main shipping conference covering America-bound trade from Asia is going ahead Oct. 1 with conge

AETNA REFUTES REPORT INVOLVING TAX PAYMENTHARTFORD, Conn. - Responding to a report issued by

TAIWAN GETS FIRST LOAD OF COAL FROM CHINAThe first shipment of coal from China's mainland ar

OPEC'S PRICE PANEL IS MEETING IN SPAINThe Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries has

Reinsurers played a different role in the latest downswing of the property/ casualty insurance cycle

The U.S. international payments deficit will not improve next year, the International Monetary Fund'

Traders continue to look for the dollar to firm, but they were cautious heading into the weekend.