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Leaders and top officials of the 114 countries of the Non-Aligned Movement pledged to forge economic

The United States may be alone in its economic embargo against Fidel Castro's Cuba, and the sanction

The White House got an earful from local exporters when it came here Friday to solicit views on what

French definitive consumer prices rose 0.4 percent in September compared with August and increased b

Intel Corp., the world's largest maker of computer chips, said Friday it will build new plants in Is

"I have been careless in my life, but I am not a dishonorable person. I am not a cheat."

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Guyana's falling trade in bauxite will be lifted by an agreement to sell ore to a major Canadian com

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It started out as a small factory founded by a retired bureaucrat, at a time when owning a color tel

Japan's giant Matsushita group announced on Friday it was investing heavily in building new computer

FARM EXPORT PROGRAMS NEEDED, CONGRESS TOLDSlashing export promotion programs could cost the

REGIONAL BLOCS Strengthening Your Market Presence in the New Germany. Oct. 24. Minnesota. Co

FAIRWAY TERMINAL CORP. (Houston, Texas) - Laura L. Crumley was named vice president of finance for t

EXECUTIVE: MOSCOW HAS ENOUGH GRAINMOSCOW - Moscow has enough grain despite the poor

American Life Group Inc. withdrew its two-month-old initial public offering of 15 million shares of

Du Pont China Ltd. said it will form a joint venture with Chinese, Japanese and British companies to

A strange new world is coming for insurers, reinsurers and brokers. "You will see lots of th

United Parcel Service announced late last week that it is extending its new stock purchase program t

A four-member North American insurance trade mission ended a two-week visit to India in an upbeat mo

The U.S. Trade Representative's Office will examine charges by striking Boeing Co. machinists that t

LLOYD TRIESTINO OFFERS NORTH EUROPE SERVICELONDON - The Italian container line Lloyd

The Air Line Pilots Association late Friday accepted an offer of binding arbitration in its negotiat

Despite some Republican threats to "zero-out" Amtrak, the government-owned passenger rail service is

While Nippon Yusen Kaisha is one of the industry's more stability-minded shipping lines, the line's

Alcan Aluminum Ltd., the world's second-largest aluminum producer, said it is looking into the feasi

DHL FILES COUNTERCLAIM AGAINST IRS CHARGESAN FRANCISCO - DHL Corp. has filed a count

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

As of Oct. 20, 1995 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from s

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to reject a state ruling

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The chairman of Mexico's state oil monopoly, Petroleos Mexicanos, said that storm-hit exports of cru

The state Board of Public Utilities asked the Office of Administrative Law to determine outage costs

COALITION DRILLS HORIZONTAL OIL WELLHOUGHTON, Mich. - A coalition of industry and tw

Cargoes such as sugar, rice, fertilizers, steel and cement that traditionally have been transported

George B. Marshall, one of the first American shipping executives appointed to a senior position at