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The Export-Import Bank, starting Friday, will hike by 30 basis points the interest it charges on loa

ASSOCIATED AVIATION UNDERWRITERS (Short Hills, N.J.) - Charles T. Byrnes and Leonidas Demas were nam

Ecology & Environment Inc. was asked by the Environmental Protection Agency to negotiate a new contr

The move by Coleco Industries Inc. to seek protection from creditors deals another sharp blow to Hon

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1180.0 (July 13, 1988) Previous day - 1183.0 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchan

Another round is shaping up in the classic match between the two largest U.S.-flag ocean carriers.

P-I-E Nationwide Inc., a major trucking company that has suffered steepfinancial losses duri

Why China needs economic reform is brought home at the Beijing No. 1 Machine Tool Plant, a sprawling

The government of Thailand, one of Asia's fastest-growing economies, now projects exports will be US

SAUDIS SAY OIL OUTPUT, ARMS DEAL UNRELATEDSaudi Arabia denied any link between a massive arm

VARIG PLACES ORDER FOR 5 BOEING 737-300SVarig, Brazil's flag airline, has ordered five 737-3

Braniff Inc. this week embarked on a fleet modernization program in tune with the strategies of new

In the week the fourth Chinese-made MD-82 made its maiden flight, McDonnell Douglas Corp. agreed to

EDI may be about to trip over its own hype. Leading executives who use electronic data inter

YUGOSLAVIA RESCHEDULES DEBT WITH PARIS CLUBBELGRADE, Yugoslavia - Yugoslavia eased its finan

British industry will have to invest more in Europe and the United States to maintain the momentum o

A proposal designed to save New Jersey's largest health insurer fromfinancial collapse by gi

FORMER FED CHAIRMAN JOINS PRUDENTIAL BOARDNEWARK, N.J. - Paul A. Volcker, former chairman of

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New York's Department of Environmental Conservation acted properly in setting regulations that limit

The next casualty of the drought could be your car. In the midst of the current hot-weather

WORK TO CLOSE 2 LANES ON MAJOR TRUCK ROUTETwo of the four lanes on the Outerbridge Crossing

California Gov. George Deukmejian, the new chairman of the Western Governors' Association, says he i

Oklahoma Gov. Henry Bellmon will fly to Asia today to join a trade mission that includes a visit wit

Traditional Exports Animals and animal products, wool, hides, vegetable products, grains, to

Thousands of fortune-seeking gold panners are being forced by their own government to leave much of

Transportation Secretary Jim Burnley directed the Coast Guard to begin immediately to crack down on

International Business Machines Corp. researchers are claiming a breakthrough that could lead to a s

GULF & WESTERN INC. (New York) - Michael B. Estabrooks was named vice president and treasurer. He wa

Former Venezuelan President Carlos Andres Perez urged Latin American debtor nations to take a common

Johnson ScanStar has let the second shoe fall with the news that it will resign from the conferences

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Looking for room to expand its container terminals, the Port of Seattle will open negotiations aimed

TRIO HIKES CAPACITY IN BID TO MEET GROWTHThe Trio consortium of five European and Japanese s

Minimum interest rates on government guaranteed export credits will rise by 0.3 percent Friday, the

Japan and the United States have reached a broad agreement for the liberalization of Japanese import

AIDS could force a sharp rise in insurance premiums as companies face hefty bills for claims relatin

In a carrot-and-stick performance, Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan Wednesday said inte

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