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Japan's major private commercial banks have stepped up their non-banking operations in the United St

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

The dollar could lose much of its recent gains if economic news turns sour. Japanese investo

EAST RIVER SAVINGS BANK (New Rochelle, N.Y.) - Richard Bianchi was named marketing manager.

When Sen. Frank Murkowski, R-Alaska, traveled with U.S. business executives last June to the Soviet

Capital spending by Japan's major private corporations will climb by an inflation-adjusted 19.5 perc

Economists were mixed in their reactions Friday to the government's report on July unemployment, dis

Help-wanted advertising inched down in June, reflecting the continued stability in the job market, a

College tuitions will rise an average of 7 percent this fall, the College Board said. Studen

Southern California's $11 billion recreation business seems to be in a slump this summer, and expert

James A. Baker III again is trying to make a dramatic rescue, this time of the presidential campaign

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A French company has taken over management of the 567-room Eko, the biggest hotel in Lagos, with ord

California home prices in the first half of 1988 jumped 15.3 percent from the year before, with most

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South Korea and China agreed to start tourist exchanges, possibly after the Olympic Games in Seoul n

Japanese electronics and computer companies should expect to see patent complaints filed against the

The Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway, benefiting from drought-induced traffic jams on the Mississippi Ri

City officials are trying out Canada as an export market for junk cars as environmental problems pos

The Senate may approve this week a textiles and footwear import quotas bill, but the bill's chance o

For most of last week, freight futures trading on the Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange

The terrorist attack aboard a Greek cruise liner last month has frightened away thousands of America

C. Thomas Burke resigned Thursday as executive director of the Port Everglades Authority. Th

W.R. Grace & Co. Friday announced that Terra International Inc. has exercised its option to acquire

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Throughout my 15 years of assisting energy companies establish long-term strategies, the primary nec

August 5, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

European oil prices continued to slide last week with North Sea crudes fast losing sight of $15 by t

A Sept. 1 deadline for businesses to register with the New York State Department of Taxation and Fin

CHEVRON CUTS POSTINGS FOR DOMESTIC CRUDEChevron U.S.A. decreased its posted buying prices fo

Niagara Mohawk Power Corp., Syracuse N.Y., last week implemented for an indefinite period a voltage

Basin Electric Power Cooperative, Bismark, N.D., won the Great Plains Coal Gasification plant sweeps

The Tennessee Valley Authority said it awarded two contracts totaling 5,000 tons to Laurel Fork Mini

The state's top transportation officials say that a proposed rail link connecting Newark, Elizabeth

Robert Farris believes growing traffic congestion may one day force the government to charge motoris

U.S. railroads loaded 126,128 cars with coal in the week ended July 30, but nobody is really sure if

DEUS EX MACHINA by the Transportation Department will result in a reversal of the not-invented-here

Only a month after signing an unusual safety accord shepherded by a Transportation Department effort

Federal transportation officials will struggle to craft a comprehensive random drug testing program