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Asia's airlines are facing the worst slump in passenger and cargo volumes in more than a decade, and

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

With no huge trade deals on the horizon, President Clinton's trip to China is likely to be a summit

* Noon Thursday - The dollar continued to rise against the Japanese yen, but was lower against the D

GINGRICH: HOUSE WILLVOTE ON IMF FUNDSWASHINGTON - The U.S. House will vote in July on provid

(1)SPOT PRICE INFLATION RATE, SMOOTHED, ANNUALIZED, Aug 8, 1997 - June 25, 1998 (a graph)* A

George Munoz, president and chief executive of the Overseas Private Investment Corp., said his agenc

Builders of homes and sellers of lumber in the United States are preparing to challenge in court a c

'I understand that remaining legislative time this session is short. It is critical, therefore, that

Canned fruit representatives from the United States, Chile, Argentina, Mexico, and South Africa urge

OFFERS TO BUY* FLOATED AND SHEET GLASS. Looking for new suppliers. Thickness between

ZAMBIA LAUNCHES FUNDFOR DEVELOPMENTLUSAKA, Zambia - The Zambian government has set up a $40

Breaches of intellectual property and copyright laws in Thailand remain a ''significant bilateral is

The United States and Latin American banana exporting countries are leaning on the European Union to

CITICORP-TRAVELERS DEALGETS GREEN LIGHT IN EUBRUSSELS - European regulators have cleared the

Owners of Toyota Land Cruiser and Mitsubishi Montero sport utility vehicles and Lexus GS 300 luxury

CIGNA INTERNATIONALGARY T. SCHMALZRIEDT has been named chairman and chief executive officer

Worldwide insurance premium income declined from $2.148 trillion in 1995 to $2.106 trillion in 1996.

With time running out in the current legislative session, insurance groups are working quickly to ga

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Secretary of Transportation Rodney E. Slater on Wednesday officially named U.S. Marine Corps Maj. Ge

Thursday June 25, 1998Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representi

Much has been written about the pending breakup of Conrail Inc. into two pieces owned by its large

China is pledging fair and open bidding competition for its next nuclear power plants, but it is set

Thomas J. Holt, reigning over a growing stevedore and container ship company, is trying for the seco

June 24, 1998U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.

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American Transport Line has expanded its Latin America operations and opened an office in Mexico, wi

A recent General Accounting Office report looking into charges that the U.S. Postal Service exercise

The International Longshore and Warehouse Union is pressuring port, shipping and rail executives in

Longshore labor and port operators at the Port of New York and New Jersey, as expected, have voted t

Europe's airline industry was plunged into uncertainty Thursday after a court ruled that a $3.3 bill

A precipitous decline in exports of logs and lumber is proving to be disastrous for smaller ports in

Australia's Labor opposition renewed its allegations that, despite repeated public denials, the gove

Bangladesh's state-owned shipping company plans to add more vessels to its fleet to bolster its feed

A continued strong currency is dampening some Chinese exports, so the government is moving to help b

Some 200 members of the North American Maritime Ministry Association met in Halifax this week for a

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