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Conventional oil production in Canada declined in 1998 for the first time in seven years, and an eve

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The United States on Thursday proposed removing a United Nations ceiling on Iraqi oil sales provided

The Food and Drug Administration and the Association of Food and Drug Officials will conduct a one-d

A Japanese supercomputer maker has gone to court in an effort to retake the market offensive in a ba

Marcel Chang is the new president of Evergreen America Corp. (Taiwan) Ltd., replacing George Hsu, wh

Germany's robust growth in 1998 is expected to falter this year as successive effects from global fi

The New York foreign exchange rates below are selling rates among trading banks of $1 million and mo

Emery Worldwide opened a 16,000-square-foot terminal at the Pease International Trade Port here.

Having resisted calls for protectionism since the Asian economic upheaval broke 16 months ago, the g

Aetna-U.S. Healthcare will let its six million HMO members appeal denials of insurance coverage to i

Rotterdam's European Combined Terminals reported positive figures for 1998.Traffic surged 10

U.S. exports weakened some in November but import values declined even more, according to the latest

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Debt problems of three firms owned by the provincial government in southern Guangdong province are j

Latin American stocks and currencies rallied Thursday, temporarily providing relief from Brazil's gr

As if Russia didn't have enough trouble, the country may now face even greater difficulty in winning

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U.S. crude oil inventories rose more than 3 million barrels in the week ended January 8, as compared

Cigna Corp. will take a $60 million after-tax charge for weather-related losses, restructuring charg

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Mexico's cement leader Cementos Mexicanos, or Cemex, said it paid $128 million to increase its parti

The language is tough, exasperated and raises the ''trade war'' temperature another notch between th

The current investment and financial climate in Mexico and tourism investment and trade opportunitie

U.S. Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin Wednesday welcomed the World Bank's decision to increase fundin

Third-quarter 1998 exports from Germany to Russia slumped nearly 27 percent compared with a year ear

he holiday season is over, and most of the shipping world has returned to work. Even in Britain, we

Brazil's surprise devaluation Wednesday sent global financial markets into turmoil amid signs that L

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1998 was the third-worst year for catastrophes in the last 10 years for U.S. property/casualty insur

Hartford Life International Ltd. agreed Tuesday to invest a minimum $100 million in Kumho Life Insur

Turkey's central bank doesn't expect any more banks to need bailing out in the near future, a senior