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Tue., Jan. 3, 1989 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada U.K

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has mothballed Air Cargo Fast Flow, a $20 million auto

FILIPINOS EXPELL SYRIAN WITH FAKE DOCUMENTSMANILA, Philippines - Philippine immigration offi

Electronic communications may make life move a lot faster. But slow and easy is the best way to move

People are the most important ingredient in electronic data interchange systems. EDI is the

The Port of Genoa is like a patched-up, though still leaky ship with a retiring captain and uncertai

The agency that manages Roosevelt Island, a residential island within New York City, is seeking bids

1544 (Jan. 3, 1989) Previous day - 1543 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in

Taiwan will use its economic power and huge foreign exchange reserves to strengthen relations with o

Breakneck efforts to expand the economy is exacting an enormous human price in South Korea.

French state-owned carmaker Renault said on Tuesday it was in talks with several companies including

CSX Corp., which operates the largest U.S. flag steamship company and one of the largest railroads i

Nothing at the outset of China's open-door policy in 1979 seemed less promising, or more important,

Miracle cures and cheaper, healthier food are on the horizons of biotechnology, but for companies a

WORLD BANK RAISES LENDING RATE TO LDCSWASHINGTON - The World Bank Tuesday raised the lending

President Corazon Aquino warned Tuesday against unilateral or confrontational acts to ease the count

To the associate who turned him in, Kevin David Mitnick is the ultimate computer nerd, a big, fat sl

TUNA SHIPPER ATTACKS GUAM STEVEDORE POLICYWASHINGTON - In a formal complaint to the Federal

The U.S. dollar fell sharply Tuesday on a combination of fundamental and technical factors that deal

Hong Kong stocks ended the first trading day of 1989 with the Hang Seng index breaking through the k

Jan. 4, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

After the 1979-80 bull market, when world sugar topped 40 cents a pound for only the second time, pr

TVA SPOT CONTRACTS GO TO FIVE SUPPLIERSThe Tennessee Valley Authority said it awarded a week

GTE AND AT&T FORM JOINT PHONE VENTURENEW YORK - GTE Corp. and American Telephone & Telegraph

Fax Expo '88. A series of expositions designed to promote the use of facsimile products and technolo

Almost all African nations are falling further behind the world's developed countries, the executive

The United States has found illegal hormones in West German beef purchased by the U.S. military, U.S

The number of environmental groups in North Carolina has surged sharply in the past few years as cit

If America's dollar-driven export boom continues, 1989 should be another year of job creation in the

Litigation will always be the bedrock of the American judicial system, but many businesses are decid

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

A committee of the Indian cabinet is understood to have rejected a suggestion by the Food and Civil

The Navy has decided to delay the awarding of the first Seawolfsubmarine contract until at least mid

Textile Quotas to Watch as of 12/30/88* Fully Utilized Textile Quotas as of 12/30/88

The nation's largest private trucking association named Gene S. Bergoffen, who formerly represented

LLT Acquisition Inc., the parent of Lend Lease Trucks Inc., has called off its proposed acquisition

EMONS HOLDINGS UNIT FINALIZES RAIL MERGERYORK, Pa. - The merger or E T Railcar Corp. into Em

The Porsche Place in Manhattan is more art gallery than new car dealership. This is only fit

New Yorkers will be protected from unscrupulous gray market car brokers under a law that went into e

Japanese cars have come to symbolize quality and economy for millions of U.S. buyers. Whethe