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Leading commercial, federal and investment banking officials Thursday told a Senate committee that b

Japanese corporate affiliates in the United States should increase their purchases from American sup

Trans-Atlantic trade relations will top the agenda at a meeting of European Community foreign minist

NABISCO TO RELOCATE TOBACCO GROUP TO NCNEW YORK - RJR Nabisco Inc. said Wednesday it is movi

Sales of the Big Three automakers' cars and light trucks rose 8.9 percent in early July compared wit

Barry Appointed At CommerceLisa Brennan Barry was named principal deputy assistant secretary

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

The House Ways and Means committee adopted a plan Wednesday to keep aviation freight, fuel and ticke

July 12, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Vietnam announced its population has grown to 64.4 million, and it called on all families to have no

Japan's Transport Ministry has urged the U.S. Trade Representative to reject a shipbuilding trade gr

Dilapidated piers along Seattle's downtown waterfront should no longer be allowed to collapse into E

A proposed settlement of a four-month-old strike at Bethlehem Steel Corp.'s Sparrows Point shipyard,

1400 (July 12, 1989) Previous day - 1390 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

US AGREES TO PROVIDE BRIDGE LOAN TO BOLIVIAWASHINGTON - The U.S. Treasury Wednesday announce

The Florida Department of Insurance late last week sued Coopers & Lybrand for malpractice, saying th

BAT Industries PLC's strategy of diversifying away from its core tobacco business principally into f

They descended from the dais, each to their own side: Japanese executives to the right, smiling as u

The Port of Seattle is going after $9 million in former shipyard property for possible construction

Japanese steel producers say they will accept an extension of the current Voluntary Restraint Agreem

Ever since officials of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade ruled in June that the U.S. sugar

Washington State University researchers want to find out whether a Japanese breed of cattle known as

The Commodity Exchange Inc., without a president since June 30, named Arnold A. Staloff, a senior of

Spurred by the cheaper dollar, California wine exports are on a roll. The state, which holds

Taiwanese businessmen, faced with a severe land shortage and rising wages at home, are expected to i

AIRPORT OPERATORS COUNCIL INTERNATIONAL (Washington) - George Howard was named executive director/se

Airport officials are about to build the ultimate wall: a million-dollar, nine-foot-high electrifiab

Thousands of union miners on strike in every coal mining state east of the Mississippi River won't b

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

NC INSURERS SEEK AUTO RATE HIKECHARLOTTE, N.C. - North Carolina insurers have asked for an a

The United Transportation Union has agreed to reduced crew sizes on trains operating within CSX Tran

Efforts by 15 containership companies to push up prices for moving goods across the North Atlantic a

Inland shipping links between one of China's main northeastern cities and the Soviet Far East have r

American Airlines is challenging Pan American World Airways for the right to fly between the United

The U.S. dollar drifted lower Wednesday. It was pressured by modest long liquidation before the rele

Federal indictments are expected shortly against the captain of the Greek-flag tanker, World Prodigy

Fleet Shipping's Case Combined With OthersThe Federal Maritime Commission has agreed to comb

These are not just hard times for Jose Canseco and Pete Rose: They are also hard times for collector

Motorists who violate Pennsylvania's vehicle laws will pay off the $364.7 million funded liability o

Wed., July 12, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.