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The Federal Maritime Commission will consider requiring ocean carriers and their rate conferences to

The U.S.-Canada trade agreement won't result in a flood of Canadian gas into the United States and w

PARTIES NEAR CONSENSUS ON DEVELOPING HIBERNIAST. JOHN'S, Newfoundland - A consortium of five

The European Community Commission Wednesday approved a watered-down U.K. government aid package of

Forward exchange markets could help Third World nations improve their terms of trade. Forwar

Hints from European Community Commissioner Willy de Clercq that the CommonMarket nations may slap ov

Pfizer Inc. signed an agreement with Bayer AG of Leverkusen, West Germany, under which Bayer will re

OWENS-CORNING HIKES RESINS PRICETOLEDO, Ohio Owens-Corning Resins & Coatings division is ra

July 13, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

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

VDT INQUIRY SOUGHT BY NEW YORK WORKERSThe Communications Workers of America wants a state in

Alex J. Mandl, senior vice president of CSX Corp., has been named to replace Robert L. Hintz as chai

The Interstate Commerce Commission scheduled a hearing on July 21 as part of its expanded investigat

Grain prices are likely to move higher in the coming weeks, according to analysts. Crop stat

JAPAN'S CHINA TRADE SEEN GOING INTO DEFICITJapan's trade with China will probably go into de

European shippers fear merging three shipping conferences serving Europe-U.S. trade would create a p

A dispute between the Port of Tacoma and the Puyallup Indians over century- old land claims is extre

San Francisco's application of its stringent airport noise rules to one freight airline is set for a

In a push to reduce its estimated $50 billion foreign debt, Argentina is trying hard to increase exp

* Buying in Argentina 4A * Taming Latin America's Military 8A* Tom Connors - Washington 8A

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

July 13, 1988 Baltic International Freight Futures ExchangePrev.Close High

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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