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The troubled Hong Kong Futures Exchange has tapped a Canadian, Douglas Ford, aged 45, as its new chi

Fri., March 11, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U

The head of Mobil Corp. said that the company has no immediate plans for the $1.5 billion it will ge

Australia's second largest life office is looking for a suitable U.S. insurance company it can purch

In a story that appeared in March 9 editions of The Journal of Commerce, the Associated Press errone

Declines in the costs of food and energy pushed wholesale prices downward last month, while retail s

AVIATION Boeing formally accepted the first Chinese-made tail fin for its 737, with more to

The National Security Council has met during the past several days to determine what actions to take

News item: bright, young director at one of the West Coast's largest ports, who rebuilt his port's b

Bilspedition, the big Swedish transport company, is building up a vast credit reserve in U.S. dollar

The local economy, wholly dependent on trade, is likely to show real growth this year of no more tha

Environmental protection agencies and some government organizations in the Caribbean say the region

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David Hollingsworth has rapidly gained a reputation for strategic chemical moves on the global playi

Norsk Hydro is considering a compensation suit to recover the cost of repairs to Oseberg B, the Nort

A dissident member of the National Maritime Union has filed a lawsuit in federal court seeking to bl

Subway commuters on Friday refused to leave a train delayed because a man fell under the wheels.

Currency traders expect the dollar to be tested later this week if the U.S. trade deficit for Januar

President Reagan has renewed his promise to veto the omnibus trade bill now in Congress if the final

The Inter-American Development Bank's president suggested a five-year grace period for heavily indeb

Japanese corporations that went bankrupt with debts of 10 million yen or more numbered 823 in Februa

The trans-Pacific eastbound rate-making body announced a series of inducements to encourage shippers

The Mexican Economy: National and International Considerations. March 14-15. The Graduate School and

Moody's Downgrades Arkansas P&L RatingsMoody's Investors Service lowered its securities rati

THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE Daily Industrial Materials Price Index of Sensitive Spot CommodityPrices on

Truck fleets and repair shops that try to project a clean image on the road may be sitting on top of

An increase in Japan's quotas on beef imports will not satisfy voices in the United States calling f

Weakened by corruption and low prices, Mexico's giant Pemex petroleum monopoly has been trying to cu

The first of 200 Chinese-made tail fins for the 737 has been officially handed over to Boeing Commer

Transportation Secretary James Burnley denied he was involved in any way in the safety assessment of

Thu., March 10, 1988 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U

OECD Says Outlook Brightest for US, JapanEconomic trends look better than at the turn of the

Car Designer to Head Italian AssociationSergio Pininfarina, the renowned car designer, was n

Little Delaware is just a tiny part of the U.S. trade picture, but what is happening there these day

US Manufacturer Lists Acquisitions, VenturesLarizza Industries Inc., an original equipment s

The state's attorney general has petitioned the Public Service Commission to prohibit New York regul

Recent price increases for carriage of outbound air cargo to the Orient, announced several months ag

AVIATION DOT seeks a way to back off from its threat to revoke the International Air Transpo

Waterways operators are angry about a new requirement for off-highway users to pay a tax of 15 cents

Insurance and car rental industry representatives Wednesday discussed legislation aimed at regulatin