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

Eight years ago, anyone living in this community would have laughed at the suggestion that one day

BellSouth is engaged in an effort to enhance basic telephone service options with Raynet Corp. of Me

Mexico wants to become a major exporter of clothing and shoes to the United States, officials here s

US AND JAPAN DISCUSS GATT FARM PROPOSALSThe United States and Japan today begin three days o

NJ LAWMAKERS RENEW AUTO REFORM EFFORTTRENTON, N.J. - New Jersey officials went back to the d

France's burgeoning financial futures market, Matif, is putting the final touches on two new contrac

Time appears to be drawing short for troubled American Mutual Insurance Cos. to come up with a solut

In addition to video and voice capabilities, the multimedia computer of the '90s will have vast powe

CAUSTIC POTASH UP AT OXYCHEMOccidental Chemical Corp. is increasing its off-schedule prices

Both insurers and bankers claim to have the votes to win their versions of bank insurance powers whe

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

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

A Massachusetts automobile insurance reform bill that virtually all parties agree is needed is likel

Plans to build a deepwater container terminal at Falmouth in southwest England are approaching a cri

US, NORWEGIAN FIRMS PLAN BARGE VENTUREDixie Carriers, a subsidiary of Kirby Exploration Co.,

The round of layoffs announced over the weekend by CSX Corp. means the transportation giant has thro

Increased crude oil production by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries resulted in an i

As U.S. exports to Asia gain momentum, the TransPacific Westbound Rate agreement, which sets rates f

July 5, 1988 Baltic International Freight Futures ExchangePrev.Close High L

China's troubled but highly profitable national airline is due for a major management shake-up now t

Federal Express Corp. is looking forward to competing in a deregulated Europe. So said Judy

At ports around the country, some U.S. exports sit at the docks because containerships sailing to th

UK ANALYSTS EXPECT STILL HIGHER RATESAnalysts and dealers said U.K. interest rates likely wi

The U.S. Export-Import Bank may soon resume financing on U.S. exports to Brazil. The key is

A Save the Lighthouse Keeper campaign is under way in Australia. While the place for lightho

Textile Quotas to Watch as of 7/2/88* Fully Utilized Textile Quotas as of 7/2/88* Reflects c

Jim Burnley, 39-year-old secretary of transportation, did a media blitz on New York last Thursday, v

In the June 27 edition of Air Commerce, Maureen Smith's employer was misidentified. Ms. Smit

NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR CORP. (Santa Clara, Calif.) - H. Gene McCown was named vice president, treasu

The Dutch government is proposing legislation that would make all exports of toxic chemical waste su

FREE-TRADE PACT BILL PROGRESSES IN CANADAOTTAWA - Canadian implementing legislation for the

The Bank for International Settlements is likely to reach a compromise on the difficult issue of set

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Talks aimed at averting a strike at the Weyerhaeuser Co., one of the nation's largest exporters of p

Marine and aviation insurers aren't rushing to change premiums for commercial transport in the Persi

U.S. companies are giving much less thought to the likely effects of the European Community's single

Grain is beginning to move out of Great Lakes ports in the wake of tie-ups on the Mississippi River

A presidential investigating panel has recommended a compromise in the dispute over the size of trai

The U.S. dollar was mixed Tuesday in slow, directionless trading. The greenback rose slightl