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ENERGY INSTITUTE GETS$200,000 RESEARCH GRANTLARAMIE, Wyo. - A $200,000 grant has been made t

Mexico and the four-nation Mercosur common market may conclude a comprehensive tariff-cutting pact w

Canada this Friday will ask the World Trade Organization to consider its complaint that export subsi

Japan's trade ministry said Friday it will convene an advisory panel to begin studies on easing its

The European Union is backing away from its commitment to eliminate tariffs on imported semiconducto

''They've been trying to sell this notion that Iran is somehow threatening the entire universe.''

Like other newly prosperous cities in Asia, Taipei's back streets include shops selling counterfeit

Science is gaining control over the nematode, a worm that can cut yields of corn and other major cro

The government should be charging millions of dollars more than it does now for the hydroelectric po

Thailand's financial markets, battered by political uncertainties and anticipating a no-confidence v

It is not an act of war, but a good trade deal.The Cayman Islands have bought a Russian dest

FISHING ROW MARS TIESBETWEEN EU, CANADAOTTAWA - Ties between Canada and the European Union r

Donors pledged $7 billion in aid this year to India at a World Bank meeting in Tokyo on Friday, and

There is an old Russian Church homily that says: Make peace with men, and make war with your sins.

Japan's wastepaper market is in the dumps - literally - driven by a limp economy and low demand for

When Rick Rusch realized in 1988 that the insurance company he headed no longer could rely exclusive

CONFEREES EXPECTEDTO BACK MONETARY PLANBRUSSELS - European Union plans for a common currency

Like the banking industry before it, the insurance industry in the United States is in the grip of a

In a move that raises questions about Mexico's commitment to upholding its own laws, the country's c

In the mid-1980s, following a period of underpricing and mounting claims, the market for professiona

Friday Sept. 20, 1996Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

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A $400,000 study by the state Department of Transportation and a regional planning agency is expecte

After watching the world's chassis fleet grow 7 percent last year, leasing companies are sharply sca

GAMBLING SHIPS MAY RUNAGAIN AT CALIFORNIA PORTSSAN DIEGO - Legislation to bail out Californi

Anatoly Zaitsev's appointment late last month as Russia's new railways minister is giving rise to sp

The story headlined ''Leucadia exec is No. 1 in insurance pay survey,'' which appeared on Page 8A on

The market for tankers should remain relatively strong in the near future but rates for dry-bulk car

The planned merger between Britain's P&O Containers and Nedlloyd Lines of the Netherlands will have

St. Mary Axe in the heart of the city of London, and Akti Miaouli, which winds along the Piraeus wat

Steamship executives from around the world will sit down in London on Oct. 1 to discuss freight rate

With economic clouds darkening in the West, and stormy conditions at home, the German ports of Breme

The governing board of Massachusetts' automobile insurance high-risk pool has put off a controversia

A year ago, many customers and competitors of Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. were almost talking about th

We all love the Internet, don't we? Yes, but what can it actually do for business?That was t

Tawian's usually robust life insurance market is in a rare stall, but both local and foreign firms e

AIRAUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALANDPLAN SINGLE AIR MARKETSYDNEY - Australia and New Zealand on

Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. has won approval to join a foreign-flag shipping service while receiving s

Senior executives of most container lines plying the Pacific are discussing how conference and indep

Over the past 20 months cargo thieves along the Eastern Seaboard made their way to B&B Wholesalers,