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COMMERCE SECRETARYTO VISIT TURKEYISTANBUL - U.S. Commerce Secretary Richard Daley will visit

HOUSE COMMERCE PANELBACKS BANK BILL, 33-11WASHINGTON - One of the most comprehensive reforms

Revenue and operating profit for Mexico's first privatized railroad are outpacing its new owners' ex

Promises to streamline mining operations by overseas companies weren't good enough for one U.S.-Cana

The head of the Environmental Protection Agency jeopardized a House bill to reform the Superfund cle

Chinese President Jiang Zemin emerged smiling from a private breakfast with U.S. lawmakers Thursday

A new study suggests it will cost more than $500 million to close the Maine Yankee nuclear power pla

Reduced cattle supply in Australia and New Zealand is expected to translate into a 5 percent to 10 p

U.S. energy companies, relying on their advanced technology and design, could win up to 50 percent o

FRENCH GIANT AXA-UAPPOSTS 1ST-HALF GAINSPARIS - AXA-UAP, the French conglomerate, said its w

The State Department is investigating whether the U.S. law placing economic sanctions on Iran and Li

Oct. 30, 1997Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

INTERNATIONAL PETROLEUM EXCHANGEOct. 30, 1997 *Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Wednesday at 243.92 up 0.25

Spliethoffs Transport BV of Amsterdam will launch a fortnightly, combination breakbulk-container exp

976 (Oct. 30, 1997) Previous day - 978The Baltic Exchange in London on Tuesdays and Thursday

S. KOREAN AUTOWORKERSWANT NO-TAKEOVER PLEDGESEOUL - Thousands of striking workers at subsidi

PLANESEMERY STARTS UPCOMPANY IN BRAZILREDWOOD CITY, Calif. - Emery Worldwide

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by Reuter Money Service, are selling rates among

Leather-chapped gauchos herding cattle across the vast pampas of Argentina and Uruguay are preparing

Exxon Corp. looks likely to get a second chance to be involved in the development of a multibillion-

Arguing that it is nothing more than a barrier to trade, the European Union proposed in global talks

Oct. 30, 1997RESELLER RACK Unleaded Mid- Premium-Unle

European trade and transport commissioners are giving a cautious nod to a suggestion from U.S. expre

Only table.

Whatever other consequences may arise from recent turbulence in foreign exchange and stock markets i

MIAMI TERMINAL POSTSDOUBLE-DIGIT GROWTHMIAMI - The Port of Miami's common user terminal saw

Pressuring Asian governments to raise interest rates or cut back on domestic spending could exacerba

Oct. 29, 1997BALTIC INTERNATIONAL FREIGHT FUTURES MARKET Prev.Close High Low

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Airlines at Denver International Airport lost about $20 million because of last weekend's blizzard,

Shipping lines that carry U.S. exports to Asia are doing their best to get into the Halloween spirit

U.S. and Chinese officials expect to launch talks early next year to open up their aviation trade, c

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One little economic stumble in one little Southeast Asian country and all of a sudden the entire glo

The U.S. dollar weakened against the Deutsche mark Wednesday, despite a recovery in European stock m

The Federal Trade Commission should decide by year's end whether it will change the decades-old labe

U.S. trade officials have wrapped up a textile pact with Oman - one of the three bilateral pacts tha

Railroad investments pulled Transportacion Maritima Mexicana into the red for the second consecutive

TRUCKSLOTT PULLS THE PLUG ONHIGHWAY REAUTHORIZATIONWASHINGTON - A six-year,