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As the world's airlines place record-breaking orders in Seattle for new Boeing jetliners, Wichita ma

Although the U.S. economy has remained resilient in the wake of last year's stock market crash, the

S. KOREA TO TIGHTEN MONEY POLICY IN 1989SEOUL, South Korea - South Korean officials said Wed

Investigators have discovered a three-inch crack in the fuselage of an agingEastern Airlines 727 jet

Everyone knows that a bag of trash tossed out a car window is litter. But what about a block of coal

Air Products & Chemicals Inc. will test a new pollution-control technology at an Indiana power plant

The Interior Department is moving to clear up claims to development rights on federal parklands and

Communications giant American Telephone & Telegraph Co., broken up by the government five years ago

Dec. 28, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

China's shipbuilding industry, already about the fifth largest in the world, is expecting orders nex

IVARAN AGENCIES INC. (New York) - Ralph Henninger was named vice president, containers, for the U.S.

Oilseed traders here this week said they underestimated by 250,000 metric tons the amount of 1987-88

President Robert Mugabe on Wednesday ordered an official probe into reports that top politicians, bu

The U.S. Customs Service Wednesday announced the arrest of three European men for attempting to ille

In Malawi, bush, animals and bandits go hand in hand with trade. Since landlocked Malawi los

British luxury car manufacturer Jaguar PLC is eyeing the rich and fast- growing markets in the Far E

Dec. 28, 1988 Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange*PrevClose High

US CLASS 1 RAILROADS REPORT INCOME INCREASEWASHINGTON - The nation's Class 1 railroads had o

Greater China is more than a dream in the minds of Chinese patriots. It is a concept already beginni

One of the largest stevedoring companies in North America stands accused of breaking its contract wi

Japan and Iran have suspended talks without reaching agreement on continuing construction of a multi

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

The fee that the U.S. Postal Service pays for carrying a 100-pound sack of mail 1,000 miles is $29.

Computers, even the least expensive ones, are usually associated with the kind of affluence many peo

More Britons than ever will toast in the New Year this weekend with Nablab. As a result, they may li

Allianz AG, Europe's largest insurance company, is expected to announce soon a cooperation agreement

Minnesota Gov. Rudy Perpich wants to spend $2.2 million to take advantage of this community's reputa

U.S. exporters and importers who do business with the European Community are angry because the trade

Some Panama Canal workers could face seizure of their personal property as early as this week if the

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Pennwalt Corp. on Tuesday rejected a $698.2 million takeover offer from Centaur Partners, a New York

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Finnair, the flag carrier of Finland, is now carrying cargo between Miami and Helsinki on a weekly p

Virginia port officials view their new inland terminal here as a key selling point in getting domest

The Canadian mining industry is looking to another gleaming year, although gold prices remain soft a

With traffic at the lowest levels during the final two weeks of the year, most railroads have a good

Environmentalists who fought to end ocean dumping in recent months are now concerned about proposals

PAKISTAN FAILS IN BID FOR NUCLEAR ARMS VOWISLAMABAD, Pakistan - A bid by Pakistan to persuad

JAPAN'S TRADING FIRMS REPORT MORE ACTIVITYExport contracts concluded by 18 major Japanese tr

Throughout 1988, the Panama Canal has been in the eye of an international political storm - surround