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Yugoslavs to Liberalize Imports, Revise TaxesBELGRADE, Yugoslavia - Premier Branko Mikulic s

Yugoslavia Says Banks Fail to Supply SupportBELGRADE, Yugoslavia - The communist government

Major U.S. banks led by Chase Manhattan Bank raised their prime lending rate a half percentage point

To the workers surrounding Democratic congressional leaders at Wednesday's combination rally and new

AIR CARGO Competitors don't seem to be following CF Airfreight's move to selectively increas

The United States and China Wednesday signed several agreements designed to promote sales of U.S. me

According to a Tuesday speech by William R. Rhodes, group executive at Citibank, Brazil's government

U.S. housing completions rose 8.7 percent in March to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.57 mill

ICC Votes to Deny Extension for GuilfordThe Interstate Commerce Commission has rejected a bi

The Interstate Commerce Commission has ruled that Philip F. Anschutz doesn't have to reveal personal

The European Community's trucking quarrel moved to the highest echelon Wednesday as West German Chan

Women's Transportation Seminar, annual conference, May 11-13. Marriott Centre City, Minneapolis, Min

A Utah subsidiary of Amax Inc., the nation's third largest coal producer, is bidding farewell to the

Egyptian Firm Seeks Bids for Coal TransportStar Trading & Marine Inc. of Washington, on beha

Novo Agrees to Buy ZymoGenetics Inc.BAGSVAERD, Denmark - Novo Industri A/S and ZymoGenetics

Tacoma Boatbuilding Co. reported net income of $31,000 for the quarter ended March 31, 1988, on reve

A delegation of U.S. insurance industry representatives is going to China this week to teach about t

While many Americans blink in disbelief at suggestions that the First Family puts store in the stars

Singapore Protests 'Meddling' by the USSingapore's second deputy prime minister said Wednesd

RJR Nabisco Inc. has created a new, $2.5 billion group called Del Monte Foods to manage its Del Mont

Traditional Exports Oil, shrimp, bananas, coffee and cocoa.Potential ExportsTextiles

U.S. companies are finally starting to show as much interest as their Central American counterparts

Linda H. Lamel, president and chief executive officer of The College of Insurance, was named corpora

Korea Eases Restraints On Five Farm ProductsSouth Korea agreed to liberalize import restrain

Two U.S. senators have introduced federal legislation that would offer incentive grants to states th

Virgin Atlantic Sets London-Orlando RouteVirgin Atlantic Airways will introduce a direct pas

An Interior Department report says there has been environmental damage from oil drilling in Alaska b

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Yields on government bonds in the world's major capital markets are more closely aligned than at any

Working under the assumption that 210 Japanese companies operating in Georgia can't be wrong, Yasuda

The Labor Department will investigate whether investment managers are voting stock they handle for p

A $1 million lawsuit has been filed against the New York Board of Education by a group of homosexual

U S West Inc. has agreed to acquire 10 percent of Lyonnaise Communications of Paris, officials at th

Britain is in a lather over foreign stake-building in some of its largest companies and is hinting a

Mobil Oil to Publish Chinese Novel in 1990Mobil Oil Co. will translate and publish a contemp

Dukakis Urges Support For Auto Reform BillMassachusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis says a proposal

First-quarter earnings for the paper and forest products sector outperformed market expectations and

Allied Business Forms Inc. is appealing a decision by a federal bankruptcy judge in North Carolina w

1397.5 (May 11, 1988) Previous day - 1391.0 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchang

The in-flight breakup of a 19-year-old Aloha Airlines Boeing 737 has heightened concern about the sa