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Katsuhiro Nakagawa, Japan's new vice trade minister for international affairs, said Wednesday he is

Developing countries sharply criticized moves by Norway and the United States Wednesday to relaunch

WALLENIUS ADDSVESSEL TO FLEETLONDON - Wallenius Lines, the Swedish vehicle carrier specialis

An effort to extend free-trade benefits to Central America and the Caribbean was in jeopardy Wednesd

The European Commission and Boeing Co. engaged in high stakes brinkmanship Wednesday as antitrust ex

July 16, 1997U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.

Canadian National Railway will continue to press for new U.S. rail access and connections as it take

Wednesday July 16, 1997Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represent

Britain's Environment Agency said Wednesday it had begun criminal prosecutions following last year's

Delta to unveil Atlantamaintenance facilityATLANTA - Delta Air Lines will open a maintenance

SHELL OIL SETS MARK FORDEEP-WATER GAS OUTPUTHOUSTON - Shell Oil Co. said a well producing ga

MEETING SEEKS SOLUTIONTO CAMBODIAN TURMOILJAKARTA, Indonesia - Three Association of Southeas

Despite one of the strongest economic growth figures in South America and the fast pace of its priva

The crash of an Airborne Express DC-8 cargo jet during a test flight in December was likely caused b

Shipper and carrier executives who have grown accustomed to the unpredictable work stoppages at port

The aviation industry still feels the shock waves from the explosion of TWA Flight 800 a year ago to

VIETNAM SEEN NEEDINGMORE JOINT STOCK FIRMSHANOI - Vietnamese Finance Minister Nguyen Sinh Hu

NEW YORK MERCANTILE EXCHANGE - JULY 15, 1997Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High L

One year after the downing of Flight 800, the only insurance money changing hands was $10.7 million

It's probably happened to you. Suddenly, your favorite home appliance stops working. No, it's not an

July 16, 1997BALTIC INTERNATIONAL FREIGHT FUTURES MARKET Prev.Close High Low

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After agreeing on major principles, Russia and Chechnya continued to haggle over the price of oil tr

The business community expressed concern Tuesday over potential instability as India's United Front

MEXICO'S SUGAR HARVESTLOOKS VERY SWEETMEXICO CITY - With reports in from 57 of Mexico's 60 s

The European Union executive body agreed Tuesday that although five Eastern European countries can b

U.S. government officials have decided to add terry towels to the list of eight other textile and ap

The Clinton administration Tuesday turned to the newly strengthened World Trade Organization to chal

British and Argentine officials began three days of talks in Buenos Aires Monday on oil exploration

PLANESEMERY TO EXPANDSORTING CENTERDAYTON, Ohio - Emery Worldwide Tuesday an

Designating the northern Phoenix site of a silicon wafer plant a foreign trade subzone is expected t

Pieter Bas Bredius, the P&O Nedlloyd executive who led the task force that decided which global cons

The European Commission said Tuesday that Boeing Co. had so far failed to address its competition co

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July 15, 1997U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.

John Beatty was worried about the dry weather in Central Illinois and the poor infrastructure in Ind

U.S. energy companies, anxious to profit from the recent discovery of rich oil and gas deposits in C

NORTH AMERICA''Made in Thailand'' Solo Show. July 16-18. New York City. Contact: Thai Trade

Five more foreign insurance companies have received permission from the central bank to set up repre

MIDDLE EASTREGIONALQatar may have to call off the annual Middle East economic confer