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Mar. 22, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Amoco Production Co. Tuesday announced the discovery of potentially significant oil reserves off the

Construction of jetliners at Boeing Co. pushed 1988 commercial operating profit up 66 percent to a l

Rolls-Royce PLC said its pretax profit rose 8 percent to 168 million ($289 million) in 1988 as boom

STANDARD & POOR'S CUTS CF SENIOR DEBT RATINGNEW YORK - Consolidated Freightways Inc.'s senio

The Port of Oakland is trying to set up a $250,000-a-year public relations office to push for a solu

A coalition of steel users opposed to extension of import restraints took their case Wednesday to U.

A four-member delegation from the European Commission began a new round of informal talks Wednesday

Suggestions that China's more austere economic regimen will significantly damage trade and investmen

Dow Chemical Co. said Tuesday it has seen no impact on its earnings from a lengthy series of lawsuit

It sounded like a good idea back in 1987. The neighboring ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach would

I HAD THE PRIVILEGE LAST WEEK to attend a course on nuclear power at the University of Maryland's Kn

Michael Sacco, president of the Seafarers International Union of North America, called Wednesday for

The Dole California, a container vessel with a capacity of 455 40-foot refrigerated boxes, steamed i

Himont Inc. announced that its board of directors approved construction of two plants to produce a v

Wed., March 22, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U

Some timber now being exported would be reserved for Washington state mills to cut into export lumbe

JAPAN ANNOUNCES RISE IN ITS TRADE SURPLUSJapan had a $1.68 billion customs-cleared trade sur

Orders received by U.S. factories for such expensive items as cars, aircraft and steel fell 3.6 perc

Ludmilla Sharova has lived in this picturesque town on the sloping banks of the River Istra for all

The Interstate Commerce Commission has decided to force the nation's railroads to pass on to their s

The Maritime Administration has released updated versions of two annual statistical reports.

Sea-Land Service Inc. and Hemisphere Navigation Co. want the Federal MaritimeCommission to d

A joint venture between Stake Technology Ltd. and the Syndicate of Wood Producers of the Lower Saint

NEW LIMITS URGED ON PESTICIDE EXPORTSThe US government should step up efforts to curtail the

R. Sean Lapp has resigned as director of Elders IFFO to form a new international futures and options

Michigan's prime agricultural products are being promoted as Michigan Premium through a new state pr

Weather patterns in the hard red winter wheat areas, Kansas in particular, are set to dictate near-t

JAPANESE MARKET OKS 24 FOREIGN TRADERSTOKYO - The Tokyo Commodity Exchange for Industry appr

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service Agri

Strong export demand has made manufacturers nationwide generally optimistic about near-term producti

William G. Lowrie was named executive vice president of Amoco Oil Co., effective April 1. Am

The Bush administration now believes the economy will probably be in "a moderate slowdown" this summ

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Members of a joint task force examining the U.S.-European Community dispute over trade in meat from

Sir Leon Brittan, European Community commissioner for competition policy andfinancial instit

A worldwide shortage of well-trained and affordable sailors is becoming the major problem for compan

IBM, TOSHIBA DEVELOP DISPLAY FOR COMPUTERSInternational Business Machines Corp. has said it

CHASE SECURITIES INC. (New York ) - Christopher R. Bovich was named vice president and head of munic