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South Carolina's heavy-handed regulation of auto insurance drives up the cost for all drivers, puts

An article headlined ''Choppy seas in the forecast for carriers in US-Med trades'' on Page 7B of the

South Korean state prosecutors interrogated the heads of two leading local banks and a former presid

India's textile industry, committed to opening up and badly in need of modernization, promisesa huge

The top three categories of construction equipment and machinery in the South Korean market are exca

The United States, Britain and France have agreed to freeze distribution of gold bars worth $68 mill

OFFERS TO BUYDiammonium phosphate and lysineRef No.: 045573 Filed: 01-23-97Cement fo

How to use:Trade leads are sent to the USDA from U.S. agricultural attaches, counselors and

After two days of closed-door hearings, European Union officials seemed convinced that an alliance b

Empresas La Moderna, a Mexican agricultural conglomerate, announced on Monday a strategic agreement

Occidental Petroleum Corp. is unlikely to be involved in a Sudanese oil deal expected to be announce

Auto insurance fraud, a multibillion-dollar, white-collar crime, continues to grow despite efforts o

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ASIA-PACIFICHONG KONGLooming corruption is the chief concern facing Hong Kong under

Even as Serbia slides deeper into crisis, its former partners in the Yugoslav republic, Slovenia and

GOVERNORS' GROUP VOWSTO ASSIST IN RAIL FIGHTWASHINGTON - Governors of nine northeastern stat

The National Private Truck Council has published its first resource designed to assist corporate tru

Commerce in New Hampshire's main port is seen as suffering for several reasons, including a charge o

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Taiwan said on Tuesday it and Japan had agreed on liberalization terms under which Taipei could join

Argentina, Latin America's pioneer in transport infrastructure privatization, is gearing up to sell

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A U.S. research group isn't taking too kindly to import quotas for the Hawaii sugar industry.

SHIPSJAPAN TO COMPENSATECLEANUP VICTIMS' FAMILIESTOKYO - Tokyo said Tuesday

Ryder System Inc., the Miami holding company involved in logistics, trucking and truck leasing, repo

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1006 (Feb. 4, 1997) Previous day - 1016The Baltic Exchange in London on Tuesdays and Thursda

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JCI TO PURCHASE SHELL'SCOAL INTERESTS IN S. AFRICALONDON - Shell has signed a letter of inte

SOMALI MILITIAMEN SEIZEKENYA SHIP, SEEK RANSOMMOGADISHU, Somalia - Somali gunmen seized a Ke

With a strike by American Airlines pilots possible in less than two weeks, air freight forwarders

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A top Russian official criticized the state of trade relations with the United States on the eve of

WTO HEAD: CHINA TALKSIN THE LAST STRETCHPARIS - Renato Ruggiero, director-general of the Wor

Dutch Foreign Minister Hans van Mierlo said Tuesday the time has come for the European Union to tell

Two of the nation's largest trucking companies are planning to put more of their freight on rails du

One of the nation's largest railroads has started a college program to help alleviate a shortage of

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