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

Orion, the Port of Charleston's electronic cargo-clearance system, is now linked to the U.S. Customs

Nicole Willenz is manager of EDI consulting and development at Price Waterhouse, Chicago. She is als

Tony Scotti has mixed feelings about the recent runaway success of his business. "We are bus

COCOA PRODUCERS REJECT PLAN TO SLASH LEVYCocoa producers Thursday rejected a plan to cut the

There are those who think a thriving financial and trading center of 5 million people should have mo

INSURER STUDIES EFFECTS OF PRICING/AVAILABILITYPROVIDENCE, R.I. - The Providence Washington

The merger mania sweeping across the European insurance industry has finally reached the Dutch insur

Delta Air Lines and Swissair have signed a comprehensive joint marketing agreement that will greatly

Somewhere every weekday morning, at least a few Northwest Airlines pilots repeat an unusual ritual:

IRAN SAYS SEISMIC TESTS SHOW RESERVES IN GULFNICOSIA, Cyprus - Iran said Thursday that new o

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

Legislation that would pave the way for privatization of Britain's ports is fairly low down the list

Record inflation, rising subsidies and tax evasion will mean that China's 1989 budget, to be announc

Brazil's dream of becoming a major auto exporter may be over. Autolatina, the holding compan

Further restructuring is under way in Singapore's booming maritime sector, with the government reduc

The settlement between the Justice Department and the Teamsters union removed a huge albatross from

The nation's industrial sector flattened out last month and eased potential inflationary pressures o

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If you want to open a software store in the big city, it helps to have a background in selling shoes

The U.S. dollar rose in New York Thursday to above levels that stirred concerted intervention in Eur

Two card games in a dark, grimy, longshoremen's hiring hall in South Philadelphia was where the only

Connecticut Maritime Association. International maritime and world trade exposition. March 21-22. Ma

Wed., Mar. 16, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

Analysts expect higher energy prices to boost U.S. producer prices in February 0.4 percent, which ma

Zimbabwe expects to reduce its trade traffic through South Africa to below 50 percent by the end of

CAROLINA FREIGHT BEGINS TO BUILD TWO FACILITIESCHERRYVILLE, N.C. - Carolina Freight Carriers

The Chicago Board of Trade said the computerized trading system, unveiled Thursday to executives att

EC-ROMANIAN TALKS ON TRADE PACT HALTEDSTRASBOURG, France - The European Community said Thurs

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

U.S. chemical producers are stepping up their investments in South Korea in an effort to ride the wa

Once the U.S. government allows a resumption in the sale of imported Chilean fruit, the produce indu

OPEC OIL PRODUCTION SLIGHTLY OVER QUOTAMarketing experts from the Organization of Petroleum

Work should begin shortly on a M$237 million (about $91 million) polypropylene plant in Malaysia's s

A leading Japanese commercial banker stressed Thursday that reasonable inducements are required befo

GENERAL DYNAMICS CORP. (St. Louis) - James J. Cunnane was named corporate vice president and chief f

The "financial markets require" that the federal budget deficit be reduced this year in a "substanti

Senate Finance Committee Chairman Lloyd Bentsen, D-Texas, said he does not expect Congress to pass p

COMMODITY EXCHANGE INC. (New York) - Donna C. Redel, executive vice president of Redel Trading Co.,

Oregon lawmakers voted Wednesday to ban the export of logs from state-owned lands after supporters o