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Wed., Mar. 15, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.

U.S. trade officials continue to focus on Europe and South Korea in a bid to open up overseas teleco

Changes are being made in the colony's secondary banking sector, including new terminology and highe

Losses in birds and housing as a result of a late-winter storm last week will give the poultry marke

FOOD LABELING BILL TARGETS VEGETABLE OILSSen. Tom Harkin, D-Iowa, and Rep. Dan Glickman, D-K

MANAGEMENT ANALYSIS CO. (San Diego, Calif.) - Eugene P. Wilkinson was named to a one-year term as ch

United States Postal Service officials say they'll be flexible when setting the standard fee that al

In its largest expansion in two decades, the Boeing Co. will spend $300 million over the next three

SUNGARD DATA SYSTEMS BUYS SOFTWARE SERVICEWAYNE, Pa. - SunGard Data Systems Inc. has entered

Richard Liskov was appointed deputy superintendent and general counsel of the state Insurance Depart

GROUP PLANS TO APPEAL DISMISSAL OF NY SUITSThe American Insurance Association filed a notice

Like the advertisements about the stores that won't take American Express, there are feed stores and

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of Commerce , U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service, Room HCHB

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

The fourth and fifth largest banks in the Netherlands plan to merge in an attempt to strengthen thei

SHEARSON LEHMAN HUTTON (New York) - Jerome H. Miller, vice chairman, was named to head the asset man

AUSTRALIA-NEW ZEALAND DIRECT LINE (San Francisco) - Antonio Saraceno was appointed sales manager-Pac

Yamanouchi Pharmaceutical Co.'s rescue of Shaklee Corp. from a hostile suitor Monday may have been s

Hoechst Celanese Corp., of Somerville, N.J., reported that most chemical products were sold out in 1

Mar. 15, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Senator Linie GmbH, the West German containership line, broke even in 1988 and did not make a profit

With double-stack rail service still in its infancy in Canada, intermodal carriers continue to rely

THE STERN GROUP (Washington) - Paula Stern, former chairwoman of the U.S. International Trade Commis

BUSINESS INVENTORIES SHOW INCREASE OF 0.7 PERCENTU.S. business inventories rose 0.7 percent

China is moving into high-tech computer services, with the head of a new Dalian Information Center i

A proposal by the European Community to impose tariffs on imports of some U.S. defense goods threate

The Federal Reserve's beige book, released Wednesday, noted evidence of pressures on costs and price

Speculation this week that the New Taiwan dollar will surge after April talks between Taiwan and U.S

Bank of the Philippine Islands, the country's largest private bank, said Wednesday its earnings rose

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

The London Metal Exchange and senior British dealers are strongly opposed to U.S. market regulators

COLD SNAP, LOW STOCKS BOOST NY OIL PRICESALBANY, N.Y. - A late winter cold snap combined wit

River enthusiasts fear that the buzz of airplanes may one day drown out the roar of the rapids of th

The titans of the heavy truck industry continued to clash as Navistar International Transportation C

RAIL WORKERS BARRED FROM SYMPATHY STRIKENEW YORK - A federal judge said he will continue to

Motor Carrier Pricing and Costing, two-day seminar for shippers, March 15-17. Wisconsin Center, Univ

The chairman of the Senate merchant marine subcommittee is introducing legislation that will create

Pellet prices at or below the world posted price for iron ore are protecting domestic producers, acc

This island nation's efforts to become a textile exporter will get a boost this month when a restore

Representatives from Lexington's budding Kentucky World Trade Center will be toting Rambo Knives to