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JAPAN MEXICO- $1 billion from Japan's Export-Import Bank for three major industrial projects

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The former Martin Marietta Corp. aluminum smelter in The Dalles is expected to be back in operation

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Western Union signed a letter of intent to have China launch a Western Union communications satellit

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Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. is launching a special early retirement program to apply to eligible s

The United States and Iceland reached a tentative agreement to resolve a dispute between the two cou

The U.S. Customs Service is nearing its goal of creating a paperless world for clearing cargo at por

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Confidence in Argentina's financial system has been shaken by another banking crisis as the governme

Trade ministers from over 100 countries launched the Uru guay round of multilateral trade talks that

The American Honda Motor Co. Inc. announced its suggested retail pricing for 1987 Model Honda Divisi

Mexican Finance Minister Gustavo Petricioli is in Tokyo this week to secure a $1 billion credit pack

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The government of Indonesia is mounting a probe into what it calls massive fraud perpetrated by empl

London's Heathrow Airport is set to ban freighter aircraft for 10 hours a day starting late March.

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Air cargo carriers need to drastically upgrade their computerized systems to provide manufacturers w