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Delta Air Lines is the latest of a growing number of U.S. companies to set up a telecommunications h

Roadway Services, which announced plans in recent months to move away from two of its subsidiaries,

CLINTON REPEALS BAN ON ALASKAN OIL EXPORTSWASHINGTON - President Clinton Tuesday sig

Alitalia will start flying internal air routes within France from the start of next year, a spokesma

U.S.-Japanese talks are under way in Tokyo that officials hope will clear the way for implementing a

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Buoyed by higher cargo volumes, Hapag-Lloyd AG's liner shipping division is heading toward an operat

After nearly two years of promises, the State Department is on the verge of letting executives carry

The U.S. dollar was slightly weaker Tuesday, while the market zeroed in on the British pound as the

A massive $1.3 billion toll road exclusively for trucks could link Duluth with Winnipeg, Manitoba, a

There's an old saying that when stock market gains make Page One, it's time to sell. That cr

Agriculture remains the linchpin of China's development, and while the Chinese are making impressive

Inland Northwest grain growers are scrambling to ship as much of their crop as possible before the e

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The following business missions are scheduled for the coming months. The Journal of Commerce assumes

Driven by strong forecasts of tourist arrivals to Vietnam over the next decade, the government recko

Consumer confidence in October in western Germany stood at 86 points, downfrom 89 points in

Despite attempts by the Nigerian government to stop the diversion, Nigerian importers are still rout

Monday, Nov. 27, 1995 (Percentages Per Year) INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

Finance ministers from across Europe Monday struggled to cement a deal over when countries could tak

The maker of Snickers candy bars is at the center of a ruckus in Russia over how the country should

Japan's scandal-hit Daiwa Bank suffered another blow Monday when three shareholders sued top bank ex

The Tokyo branch of Kleinwort Benson International Inc. said Monday it will sell its membership on t

Weaker consumer demand in the United States and Western Europe is the culprit behind a surprise slow

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Nov. 27, 1995 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

Monday Nov. 27, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

The following companies are looking to export/sell or import/buy the following items. Interested par

Shipowners are paying widely varying prices for their marine liability coverage, according to a surv

Matson Navigation Inc., the largest ocean carrier operating between the mainland United States and H

Nearly 40 pounds of cocaine was discovered aboard an American Airlines jet scheduled to depart from

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ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN RAILROADS (Washington) - John W. Snow, chairman of CSX Corp., was named chai

EXIMBANK BACKS LEASE OF 3 BOEING PLANESWASHINGTON - The U.S. Export-Import Bank appr

NEW YORK LIFE NAMES 2 TO BOARD OF DIRECTORSKent B. Foster, the president of GTE Corp. and Le

Brazil's inflation rates will not rise in response to the large amounts of capital the Central Bank

Mineral-water production in Japan started in the late 1800s, when a Briton, Clifford Wilkinson, coll

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Nov. 27, 1995 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

Canada's industrial-product prices measured a provisional 129.0 (1986 equals in October, a 6.3 perce