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NESTLE'S BRAZIL UNIT HITS 'DUMPING' BY WAL-MARTLess than two weeks after opening its doors h

REGIONAL BLOCS Second Annual Latin American Power and Privatization Summit. Dec. 4-6

After years of trade isolationism, Brazil is enjoying booming levels of commercial interchange with

Panama is aiming to make good use of the real estate around the Panama Canal and the U.S. military b

A meeting of European Union foreign ministers here today is unlikely to produce any progress on impo

The introduction of giant containerships could transform international transport patterns by opening

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Computer parts laced with toxic PCBs are being shipped to Sweden a month after an environmental acti

The capital's mass transit system is edging slowly ahead, amid a labyrinth of negotiations and decis

The European Union's top agriculture official has said he will defend the bloc's ban on imports of m

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New cars and vans are arriving in China and going straight into bonded warehouses to await tariff cu

A policy turnabout under review at the State Department that would tighten restrictions on shiploadi

To Richard C. Adkerson, environmentalism and colonialism have unfairly become twin burdens on his co

In 1936, Jean-Jacquez Dozy, a geologist trekking through Indonesia, found what became of the Ertsber

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The U.S. Postal Service awarded $1.2 million in contracts to four companies for the development of c

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President Boris Yeltsin offered a pre-election economic carrot to unhappy Russian business interests

TOSHIBA PLANS FACTORY FOR COMPUTER CHIPSTOKYO - Toshiba Corp., bracing for rapidly g

The crisis in data storage facing the insurance industry with the turn of the millennium could be a

The state, which has become Florida's third-largest insurer since Hurricane Andrew, wants to get out

The North American Free Trade Agreement's cross-border trucking regulations are in place and motor c

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China's new but increasingly aggressive export-import bank is looking for fresh ways to generate cap

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The London insurance market is ready, willing and able to service the demands of the United States,

South America may finally be joining the rest of the industrialized world - at least as far as the w

With only a few weeks to go on this year's congressional calender, there is still a glimmer of hope

Cho Yang Shipping Co. is pulling out of the rate-setting groups for container carriers moving goods

Driven by market conditions and customer demands, shipping lines have been compelled to look at inno

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Former Surgeon General C. Everett Koop is a big supporter of research-based pharmaceutical companies

For the week ended Nov. 25, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

"You suddenly have 125 million people looking at their water. It's hysteria."

South Korea's semiconductor exports are expected to total $29.683 billion in 1996, up 40 percent fro

WILLIS CORROON SELLS ITS LAST GRYPHON SHARESWillis Corroon Group PLC last week sold its rema