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Bermuda, Britain's oldest internally self-governing colony, is attracting many U.S. companies with i

Recent declines in freight volume at Kansas City International Airport probably have little connecti

The Swedish Club, a leading hull and liability insurance mutual, on Wednesday announced a 1989 opera

With 96 million neckties sold annually in the United States, Yoshiyuhi Igo's 1990 goal of exporting

A foreign country shipping agent has launched an attack on the U.S. Department of Agriculture and it

Nearly 100 U.S. investors interested in Mexico's opening of its secondary petrochemical market are e

A move to free sugar trade by the United States would raise world sugar prices and Australian sugar

Funds for a new soybean marketing loan program would have to come from reduced spending on other tra

The Soviet Union has asked a major Japanese trading house to make advance payments on imports to hel

French national airline Air France is setting up a number of joint venture subsidiary companies in E

The U.S. dollar turned mixed Wednesday in a slow and meandering market. The market remains i

Japan's current account surplus - at just under $53.5 billion - plunged by 30.8 percent in fiscal 1

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Worldwide production of 10 major oilseeds is now estimated to hit 210.6 million metric tons during 1

CBT TO LEASE SEATS FOR TRADING AT NIGHTThe Chicago Board of Trade said Monday that its membe

The International Association of Airport and Seaport Police is to hold its annual conference May 27-

Illinois International Port is exploring the possibility of serving as a landbridge for cargoes movi

It should be easier to get involved in setting international standards for paperless trading as the

''This is white knuckles time," said a spokesman for the Houston-based American General Corp.

New business opportunities brought on by the European Community's single marketprogram and easing of

Thai tapioca exports fell by nearly 700,000 metric tons, or 26 percent, to 2 million tons in January

With its order book bulging and first-quarter profit up dramatically, Boeing Co. said it will split

The Food and Drug Administration approved treating chicken and other poultry with radiation to contr

Mon., April 30, 1990 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U

SOUTH KOREA REPORTS TRADE DEFICIT IN APRILSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea suffered a trade

1355 (May 1, 1990) Previous day - 1361 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in Lo

Ships that now return empty after hauling Central American fruit to Europe soon may be making a stop

The United States would be foolish to hit the Soviet Union with economic sanctions over Lithuania, a

Protestors determined to see the closure of London's showpiece City Airport are marshaling forces th

The Bush Administration again found itself defending its trade policy before Congress Tuesday, in a

Taiwan should actively promote an 8 percent to 10 percent rise in the value of its currency to help

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

Norasia Lines, the Swiss-based company that trades between Europe and the Far East, plans to announc

President Bush's top environmental cop reassured an auto industry audience Monday that the president

DUTCH FARMERS UPSET ABOUT EC AGREEMENTROTTERDAM, Netherlands - Activist Dutch farmers say ag

PAINEWEBBER PLANS ACTION ON TEXAS AIRA group that holds a large chunk of Texas Air Corp. bon

CONSOLIDATED RAIL CORP. (Philadelphia) - Robert W. Shea was named assistant vice president, human re

The news late Monday that Donald C. Orris had resigned suddenly as president of American President D

The Federal Maritime Commission has ruled that a port authority's service charges at the Port of Pon