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In its first budget presentation since ex-Wall Street executive George Marlin took over its helm, th

EXXON UNIT COMPLETES THAI REFINERY PROJECTNEW YORK - Esso Standard Thailand Ltd., an

China's Dongfang Electrical Machinery Co., listed in Hong Kong, has won a 150-million-yuan ($18 mill

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Wednesday at 241.61 up 0.49

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President Clinton will round off his five-day visit to Europe Sunday by launching an effort to bolst

BREAUX HOLDS UP TREASURY NOMINATIONSen. John Breaux, D-La., is holding up the confirmation o

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UKRAINIAN SAILORS ADMIT ROLE IN KILLINGSROUEN, France - A Ukrainian sailor begged a

PILOTAGE REGULATORS' MOVE IS POSTPONEDCHICAGO - Regulators who oversee pilotage on t

Canada's third-quarter gross domestic product at market prices rose an annualized 2.1 percent after

Analysts and credit-rating firms showed their approval of Travelers Group's plan to buy the domestic

BRUSSELS URGES JAPAN: TIGHTEN MONOPOLY LAWEuropean Commission officials, during meetings her

Lloyd's of London investors are likely to accept the settlement offer due to be firmed up next year,

Agriculture Secretary Dan Glickman said Thursday that the restructuring of the Agriculture Departmen

The financial difficulties of Royal Nedlloyd NV, the Dutch shipping and transportation group, have b

The Dutch transport sector has traditionally been the leader for getting goods in and out of Europe.

In the latest round of the seemingly endless bout between the Austrian National Bank and right-wing

Dec. 1, 1994: Takes office. Dec. 20: Devalues currency, days later reverses vow and abandons

The French government remains hopeful that a controversial joint venture of long distance phone comp

Experts predict a storm in U.S.-French relations if Washington follows through with plans to impose

Japan's eight major life insurers Wednesday reported the slowest year-on-year asset growth in the Ap

1644 (Nov. 30, 1995) Previous day - 1666 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

NEGOTIATIONS WITH PILOTS DEADLOCKED, AMR SAYSFORT WORTH - AMR Corp., the parent of A

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The House Thursday overwhelmingly passed a bill that, if enacted, would set the stage for a major re

U.S. textile and apparel exporters charge that a new Mexican regulation requiring that labels be sew

"The airlines are greedy, period."

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Importers who negotiate prices subject to discounts or rebates should be aware that the statutes and

The Brazilian government is planning more initiatives to help exporters, Industry and Commerce Minis

Safeco Corp., the diversified insurance and financial firm, is creating a division for its specialty

Predictions that world grain stocks are falling dangerously low have rekindled fears that the food s

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,100-$1,150per ton lots &

Clinton administration and congressional negotiators have taken their first steps toward agreement o

ILLINOIS APPROVES KEMPER-ZURICH DEALLONG GROVE, Ill. - The Illinois Department of Insurance

"My shipper said Mylanta!" These are the last words Federal Express Corp. wants to hear as it tries

Union Pacific Corp.'s formal application to acquire Southern Pacific Rail Corp. identifies $750 mill

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Taiwan's state oil company said on Thursday it had reached preliminary agreement to buy Alaskan crud