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The Federal Reserve will not let the stalled U.S. trade deficit, Third World debt or domestic financ

Recent economic changes in China do not herald a scrapping of reforms, a senior Chinese executive de

The Soviet Union plans to hold three computer and high-technology trade shows in 1989 as part of its

The United States plans to renew negotiating efforts to open the telecommunicat ions markets of both

The consumer price index accelerated slightly in January, following the already reported increase in

Massachusetts health insurers are taking a cautious approach to implementation of a pilot project fo

GEICO REPORTS DECLINE IN OPERATING EARNINGSGeico Corp. reported operating earnings of $24.2

Intel Corp. won an important legal ruling last week that will help makers of semiconductors protect

The Justice Department says it's too soon for the courts to decide whether a foreign-built tanker th

Dalian International Airport, located at the tip of the Liaoning Peninsula, the "Dragon Head" of Chi

Not long ago, a carrier like American Transport Lines Inc. might have completely overlooked the Port

TENN. FIRM INTRODUCES VIRUS-PROOF COMPUTERSAN JOSE, Calif. - Just as all the talk about comp

Cigna Corp. reported that operating income from continuing operations in the fourth quarter ending D

A federal judge late last week refused to overturn an $8.15 million award against G.D. Searle & Co.

An organization representing wastepaper processors has protested a series of shipping rate surcharge

THREE LAWSUITS FILED IN LOCKERBIE CRASHThree lawsuits were filed last Thursday against Pan A

ALUMINUM ASSOCIATION INC. (Washington, D.C.) - David N. Parker, vice president of corporate affairs

The dollar is likely to settle into a slightly lower trading range in the coming months, currency tr

In 1983, Arthur L. Smith, president of John S. Herold Inc., an oil and gas investment information fi

Total traffic at Saint John rose by 14 percent to nearly 15 million tons, according to final figures

FAA DISCLOSES FINES PAID BY PLANE MAKERSSEATTLE - The Boeing Co. has been fined 14 times for

A new electronic service that could revolutionize customs procedures in Britain is about to begin tr

The headline "Hong Kong Islands Line To Join in New Australia-Far East Service," in The Journal of C

The Soviet Union has appointed Vladimir Shemiatenkov as its first ambassador to the European Communi

The U.S. export "boom" is continuing but imports are expanding, too, causing economists to predict o

DEVELOPERS UNVEIL PLAN FOR BRIDGE AT NIAGARANIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. - A group of developers seek

Federal transportation officials said it is not feasible by today's standards to adequately enlarge

For the week ended Feb. 11, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

The end of hostilities between Iraq and Iran is reviving the fortunes of the industrial free zone at

Although a number of companies may talk about the perceived benefits of air freight, most Canadian s

A health-care coalition Thursday proposed a $21 billion overhaul of Medicaid, the government health

Feb. 17, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Britain is targeting the wrong monetary aggregate, and Friday's news that inflation has surged to a

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

Many European bankers believe the European Commission's proposal to harmonize withholding taxes on d

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John Holland, owner of Moss International, proposed nine guidelines for new maritime legislation.

Fruehauf Corp. lost $10.2 million on revenue of $547 million in the fourth quarter. That com

The New River, which originates near Mexicali in Mexico and enters California at Calexico, has becom

Detroit Edison Co. sold 3.66 billion kilowatt hours of electricity in January, a 3.7 percent increas