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A former official of GTE Corp. has accused the telecommunications giant of bribery, currency smuggli

CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD (New York) - Darcy A. Statcom was named a vice president,financial servi

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A former U.S. Embassy employee will be charged with smuggling tax-free steaks into Sweden, in a case

WESTERN DIGITAL CORP. (Irvine, Calif.) - In a move to centralize operations in Europe and the Far Ea

Capacity constraints in the manufacturing sector added further pressure to prices, as U.S. business

BUSINESS VIDEO CREATES A 'CONFERENCE' IMAGELIVINGSTON, N.J. - A research company says it may

CHINESE SUPPLIES SHORT DESPITE OUTPUT HIKECoal shortages in China are becoming more acute ev

A new airline to replace the liquidated Aeromexico is expected to be flying by Oct. 1, according to

Tokyo executive Yoji Matsuo, trader Osamu Fujikura and Nobuyasu Kato, a dental technician in Nagoya,

Half the jurors in a historic tobacco liability trial that resulted in the first judgment against a

$150 million from the World Bank's International Development Association for new agricultural seed f

POLAND PUTS CONDITIONS ON SOLIDARITY STATUSWARSAW, Poland - Poland's Communist authorities s

The annual state-of-the-nation speech of President Miguel de la Madrid revealed a state of conflict

West Germany's gross national product, or the total value of its manufactured goods and services, gr

Private courier firms in Britain are working flat out to cope with a huge increase in demand for the

New transportation facilities, including new trans-Hudson River crossings, will have to be built if

The Tennessee Valley Authority said it awarded a one-week contract covering steam coal deliveries of

Labor Day was a particularly unfit time to start getting pink slips, Eastern Airlines employees say,

The Navy's Military Sealift Command awarded a contract to Trailer Marine Transport Corp., Jacksonvil

Coast Guard officials began an investigation Tuesday to determine what caused an Exxon tanker to spi

Sept. 6, 1988 Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange*PrevClose High

Sedgwick Group, Europe's largest insurance brokerage with extensive interests in North America, repo

Airborne merchandise trade in the first six months of the year came to HK$92.6 billion (US$11.9 bill

Two sensitive indicators of the economy, Columbia Business School's leading employment index for Aug

MAROONED COSMONAUTS STRUGGLE TO RETURNAfghanistan's first cosmonaut was marooned in space wi

The story Ship Lines Again Supplying Boxes to Consolidators on Page 1A in the Sept. 1 edition, misst

Kevin Abramson, the shipping conference clerk arrested last week by the FBI on bribery charges, was

The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey's high-technology system for cargo data is making new b

The anonymous newly built ship, Lindo No. 124, became the Marit Maersk here Sept. 3 as Maersk Line o

Caribe Shipping, the U.S. general agent for Blue Caribe Line Ltd., has opened an office in Miami at

Manville Corp. announced an $80 million expansion of its fiberglass production facilities. T

Fundamentally weak market conditions appeared to finally catch up with the crude oil markets Tuesday

Airbus Industrie, the European plane maker in which four nations have a stake, is assessing sales po

While the nation's maritime academies scramble to find enough new graduates to meet industry's growi

The Interstate Commerce Commission refused to reopen CSX Corp.'s 1984 acquisition of American Commer

For the workers at Real Log Homes Inc.'s manufacturing facility here, Abe Lincoln is alive and well.

JAPAN BROADENS ACCESS TO ITS BOND AUCTIONSWASHINGTON - Treasury Assistant Secretary David Mu

Tue., Sept. 6, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

The CRB Futures Price Index rose and then fell in August, ending the month at 246.18, the same as th