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Australian inflation hit its highest level since 1990 in the three months up to September, unnerving

The accidental death last weekend of a longshoreman working at an on-dock railyard at the Port of Lo

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Mexico's announcement this week that it is relaxing requirements for environmental-impact statements

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As one of the options to help Japanese banks raise funds in foreign currencies, the Ministry of Fina

RUSSIA FACES SEVERE WHEAT SHORTFALLMOSCOW - Russia faces a shortage of 15 million me

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With sales of automobiles in Japan sluggish, the country's automakers are looking to minivans and sp

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The era of the middleman, in the insurance industry at least, may be drawing to a close. It

In the most dramatic shift in the direction of U.S. labor since the 1930s, a new leadership committe

The Indian government, overriding its embassy in Washington, reassured the United States on Wednesda

Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat received a warm welcome amid heavy security at Harvard University o

The additional fund-raising rate imposed on Japanese financial institutions, called the Japan premiu

USF&G'S NET IS OFF FOR QUARTER, 9 MONTHSUSF&G Corp. on Wednesday announced lower net income

A top United Nations official, heading an agency on a hit list of U.N. bodies targeted by the United

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The chairman of the House Banking Committee formally introduced banking deregulation legislation, to

Despite the opposition of most of his Cabinet, President Clinton is weighing a proposal this week to

In a marathon session lasting until just before midnight Tuesday, House and Senate negotiators appro

Today's rivalry for ship officers' jobs began in 1949, when the Brotherhood of Marine Engineers was

HARTFORD STEAM BOILER INSPECTION AND INSURANCE CO. (Hartford, Conn.) - Richard D. Kinner, William Wo

A leafletting campaign against Starbucks Coffee Co. that criticized working conditions for Guatemala

NAIC TO CO-SPONSOR REGULATION SYMPOSIUMThe National Association of Insurance Commissioners w

Shipping lines have launched a last-minute bid to squash a controversial move to ban 45-foot contain

German import prices rose 0.1 percent in September from August and were up 0.5 percent compared with

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The success of future negotiations between the United States and Britain over aviation rights hinges

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President Clinton has opened the door to a budget compromise and the question is when, not whether,

Dutch personal computer maker Tulip Computers NV is planning factories in China and India in a bid t

Two sites in Tennessee and one on the South Carolina-Georgia border are being considered for a gover

The longstanding U.S. ban on Mexican avocado imports is unlikely to be lifted in time for Mexico's w

The French nuclear industry tightened its grip on China's voracious energy market Wednesday, winning

The Clinton administration wants Chile to join the North American Free Trade Agreement because it wo

Safety officials have cited pilot error as the likely cause of a commuter- plane crash in North Caro

Federal Express Corp., used to dealing with customers who keep an eye on the clock, is facing its ow