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

FIA FUTURES RESEARCH DIVISION, FUTURES INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION (New York) - Walter Greenspan was re-ele

SOUTH KOREA EXPECTS SLOWER GROWTH RATESEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's second quarter econ

SUGAR OUTPUT EXPECTED HIGHER IN AUSTRALIASYDNEY, Australia - Australia's 1988 sugar cane cro

Animal rights and welfare groups will continue to shadow the livestock industry, and producers shoul

If Japan and the United States don't settle their fight over beef and citrus this week they probably

Canadian refiner Lantic Sugar Ltd. has bought four cargoes of raw cane sugarfrom the Dominic

BANKERS TRUST CO. (London) - Graham Walsh was named to the newly created position as adviser and str

No doubt Margaret Thatcher will appreciate that the King Edward Hotel has ordered Royal Crown Derby

WALBRO, SWEDISH FIRM PLAN JOINT VENTURECASS CITY, Mich. - Walbro Corp. has signed an agreeme

South Korea's largest furniture manufacturer and exporter said it's time to expand its presence in t

Wed., June 15, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

Delicate threads are linking the affluent suburbs of Chicago and the poverty- ridden slums of India,

Japanese automaker Mazda Motor Corp. said it formed two new U.S. companies, Mazda Motor of America I

LABOR DISPUTES TO SLOW S. KOREA'S GROWTHSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's economic growth r

Folks in Will County, Ill., are saying the i word, as in international, a lot these days. If

China is studying whether to devalue its currency, the yuan, a move that would discourage imports an

The Bundesbank isn't likely to raise its interest rates in the near future despite the deutsche mark

NON-RUBBER FOOTWEAR IMPORTS DOWN IN APRILU.S. trade statistics released this week by the Com

International Monetary Fund officials are reviewing Argentina's performance under standby loan terms

The low value of the U.S. dollar is expected to limit the amount of goods the United States buys fro

A trade liberalization drive under way in Taiwan for 18 months is yielding greater access to the mar

Retail sales, held back by lagging car buying, rose a scant 0.1 percent in May, after a relatively r

Eastman Kodak Co. has introduced several new products including a line of batteries designed to take

Production at the nation's factories, mines and utilities rose a moderate 0.4 percent in May, the ei

The U.S. balance of payments on goods and services, or current account, widened to a seasonally adju

U.S. insurers must adapt to a rapidly changing world market, financial services executives said Wedn

A slightly stronger-than-expected 0.4 percent advance in May industrial production could set the sta

U.S. consumers are still lining up to buy clothes and food to satisfy immediate needs, economists to

Although Britain's economy is on the upswing, stories still abound of long- term unemployed men and

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The Florida Insurance Department has fined the Hartford Insurance Co. $50,000 for refusing to sell h

A model law banning insurance brokers from placing business with insurers they control met heated op

The $2.38 billion settlement in the A.H. Robins Co. Dalkon Shield case is not sufficient to cover pr

The Federal Reserve System should begin clearing financial transactions around the clock rather than

Warning labels on cigarette packages are sufficient to inform people about the dangers of smoking, a

A friendship flight between Alaska and Siberia began its journey Tuesday to crack open a border clos

FARMERS AIRS CONCERNS OVER TOBACCO DECISIONFarmers Group Inc. Tuesday said the decision in t

A House Judiciary subcommittee, urged on by Judiciary Committee Chairman Peter Rodino, D-N.J., voted

In the Soviet Union, some bureaucrats in effect are saying the public be damned, said Soviet economi