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McDonnell Douglas Corp. earned $145 million, or $3.79 per share, on revenue of $4.3 billion in the f

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The world may be heading toward a catastrophic computer failure unless more effective measures are t

Jan. 27, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange*PrevClose High Low V

The story headlined "Philadelphia Container Yard to Be Opened to All," which appeared on Page 1A in

ISUZU TRUCK OF AMERICA INC. (South El Monte, Calif.) - Hajime Senga was named president. He replaces

A partnership launched Friday between two British transport groups offers importers in major trading

For the week ended Jan. 7, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 87

Venezuelan officials are seeking $2 billion in new credits from banks and another $600 in bridge fin

BRAZILIAN UNIONS FIGHT AUSTERITY PLANSAO PAULO, Brazil - Unions are increasing pressure on t

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

Corn Refiners' Group Names '89 OfficersThe Corn Refiners Association Inc. named Ernest S. Mi

The federally sponsored U.S. Export-Import Bank thought it was doing U.S. industry a favor last year

In the 18 months since it was founded, the Norwegian International Ship Register has become one of t

A package of new laws offers unprecedented opportunities for Western firms to invest in Hungary, exp

Jan. 27, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza

DISCOUNT FARES HIKED; WILL OTHERS FOLLOW?NEW YORK - Increases in some discounted MaxSaver fa

REGIONAL BLOCS Europe 1992: Challenges and Opportunities. Feb. 1. New York. Co-sponsored by

Unusually warm temperatures in January have covered large portions of theglobe's main food a

IRAN MAY CONSIDER ENDING JAPAN PROJECTThe Iranian partner of the war-damaged joint Iranian-J

PPG Industries announced plans to expand production of windshields for automotive replacement applic

TREND-SPOTTING, PART 2, from George Nichols. Last fall in a speech in Atlanta, the Georgia P

WORLDWIDE EXPANSION EXPECTED TO CONTINUETaiwan, Japan and South Korea will set the pace in A

New York state's unemployment rate for December stood at 4.6 percent, an 0.3 percent increase from N

Carla Hills, unanimously approved Friday by the Senate Finance Committee as the next U.S. trade repr

U.S. companies shopping for office space in a tight market in Moscow are looking to acquire the bugg

The U.S.-Canadian trade liberalization agreement probably will lead to more U.S. investment in Canad

Prices of ocean freight futures contracts came down hard last week. Early in the week, trade

Ridding the highways of unsafe truck drivers has never been easy. Now, a new organization is trying

Euro Pacific New Zealand Line Ltd., a London-based company trading between Europe and Australasia, h

Borrowers upset about their bankers aren't just taking their business elsewhere these days.

The Asian share of foreign gross activity in U.S. stocks exceeded European gross transactions for th

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A U.S.-Japan free trade agreement may sound promising in theory, but in reality it would do little t

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent) is as

If you can't beat 'em, join 'em. Again the adage proves true.This is the essence of what hap

Anne Aylward, maritime director for the Massachusetts Port Authority, sees inland transportation and

A "romantic conception of Socialism" and an impractical system of subsidies destroyed Vietnam's econ