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BANCO POPULAR DE PUERTO RICO (New York) - Paul Edward Carr Jr. was named senior vicepresident and Ne

Japan has remained neutral in the U.S.-European Community beef hormone dispute, but officials here a

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

TELECOM USA BUYS WESTERN UNION SERVICEWestern Union Corp. has sold Telecom USA its private l

THE HIGHEST MORTALITY RATE among troops serving in the Korean War was borne by advanced artillery sp

1623 (Mar. 10, 1989) Previous day - 1615 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

The Workers Compensation Reinsurance Bureau is holding its Annual Workers Compensation Reinsurance S

Talking cars have not been a huge hit in the United States but on-screen VCR programming and the "sc

Ports these days know there's more to capturing steamship lines than marine facilities alone.

Heavy truck sales staged a modest gain in February after months of anything- but-modest industry gro

The world's electronics industries may be moving toward standards to promote global marketing of man

Bank Vontobel, a leading Swiss bank that specializes in managing funds for wealthy clients, said Fri

The dollar will continue to edge higher, currency traders and economists say. However, the U.S. uni

Fri. Mar. 10, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

COMEX HIKES MARGINS FOR COPPER CONTRACTSNEW YORK - The Commodity Exchange raised speculative

European Community ministers have given the green light for the implementation of a program designed

A port-wide job action by longshoremen last week was somehow emblematic of the labor problems that,

American Electric Power Service Corp. said it is taking bids until March 21 for coal needed at Kentu

REGIONAL BLOCS British Perspective on Europe 1992. March 14. U.S. Council for International

DENVER TO VOTE IN MAY ON PROPOSED AIRPORTDENVER - An election will be held May 16 to decide

ACETONE Dow Chemical U.S.A., Midland, Mich., said that effective immediately for spot and Ap

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Primary insurers are continuing to cede less of their risk to reinsurers as a group of about 60 prop

A state ethics committee has decided that three law firms did not act unethically when they warned c

Textile manufacturers in Taiwan are appealing for help from their government as their share of the w

A group of Japanese end-users of semiconductors arranged a hurried trip last week to California's hi

Airplane manufacturers will fight to keep aging airplanes in service despite rumblings from Congress

Although the Federal Reserve remains concerned about the Latin American debt situation, this and oth

The nation's orange harvest for the 1988-89 crop season is estimated at 210.9 million boxes, down 2

The goal of European Community economic and currency union cannot be achieved with "one large step,"

Top executives from Japanese commercial banks are expected to give details of a plan to ease the deb

Traders boosted prices of nearby futures positions, but the erratic pattern of prices indicated that

Mar. 10, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

SELDOM DOES IT MAKE ME HAPPY to be wrong with an energy forecast, but it keeps my humility in tact.<

Scientists for BP America Inc., of Cleveland have written a report blasting a recent Environmental P

In another bid to ease friction over its trade surplus and import barriers, a South Korean buying mi

AT&E Corp., a voice/data communication equipment maker, said it will start marketing a message-recei

The Federal Maritime Commission is looking into allegations that Ecuador's cargo reservation laws ar

Freight railroad carloadings, other than intermodal, turned down in February over the same month of

BOP DEFICIT RISES IN WEST GERMANYFRANKFURT, West Germany - West Germany posted a balance of