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WORKING WELLS DROWN OPEC PLEA OF STABILITYLONDON - OPEC Secretary-General Rilwanu Lu

The Port of Tacoma is moving ahead with a plan to build a rail connection linking the port's North I

Feb. 3, 2000: The Bulkcarrier is lost at sea - no survivors - no evidence. May 17, 2000: The

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REGIONAL BLOCS Doing Business in Mexico and Canada Under Nafta. Nov. 15-17. Atlanta.

Hong Kong's China Light & Power Co. Ltd. (CLP) said it is optimistic about its coal-fired power-plan

Albemarle Corp., dogged by rising prices for raw materials, is negotiating the sale of about 40 perc

The rapid growth of the Latin American air cargo market is prompting DHL Worldwide Express and Feder

The fate of Enron Corp.'s $2.8 billion power plant in India seemed uncertain Friday, after negotiato

Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co. will have as many as 2,000 more jobs at the end of 1996 t

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United Airlines' parent UAL Corp. will decide this week whether it wants to pursue buying USAir Grou

Major changes in the future relationships between CSX Intermodal Inc. and its corporatesiblings - CS

GE Transportation Systems and ABB Daimler-Benz Transportation of Germany said Friday they will joint

The imminent abolition of major tax breaks for foreign investors in China will not scuttle General M

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CHINA CRACKING DOWN ON 'CLONE' PHONE USEBEIJING - China is intensifying a crackdown

Attempts by Saudi Arabia to buy almost a million metric tons of barley are giving a fresh lift to hi

Mobil Chemical Co. said last week it agreed to sell H. Muehlstein & Co. for about $130 million in an

The Dutch railway system can't cope with the growing volume of freight switching from road to rail,

John A. Mills, a top U.S. Army official, was named secretary of the Panama Canal Commission, the com

The International Association of Independent Tanker Owners is to open a permanent office in London,

Friday, Nov. 3, 1995 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

A majority of Japanese people are apparently dissatisfied with products and services offered by fina

Washington Energy Co. posted a $41.1 million loss on revenue of $420 million for the fiscal year tha

Canada's international reserves fell US$473 million in October to US$15.720 billion, the Finance Dep

DELTA, USAIR WIN TORONTO SERVICE RIGHTSWASHINGTON - The Transportation Department ha

Nov. 3, 1995 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

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China is finally trying to explain why its banking system is opening up so slowly. At a rece

A Taiwanese government and business delegation is expected here today for talks on investment in agr

Federal Express officials moved Friday to reassure customers that the threat of a job action by the

An expected cut in U.S. interest rates on Nov. 15 could be a positive factor for the dollar, analyst

The Australian government is being urged to commit A$90 million (US$68 million) over the next four y

Political reality is casting a long shadow over the European Union's plan for a single currency at t

"Once again, we have shown the entire world our country's great values of tolerance, openness and mu

The state of the economy of this English-speaking Caribbean republic is playing a central role as vo

For the week ended Oct. 28, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

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