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The European Union will close ranks with the United States today over China's application to join th

When big-name soda manufacturers in Latin America began using poly-resin bottles in greater numbers,

Although touted just a month ago as a priority issue, Superfund reform is bogged down in the Senate,

As part of its strategy to open aviation markets in Europe, the Clinton administration is accelerati

The president of the Kansas City Southern Railway Co. has asked his customers to lobby Congress to s

Smaller railroads looking up at the industry's mega-mergers have a big question: Are the mergers a t

English Canada has kept a stiff upper lip so far but its patience is wearing thin as the campaign by

The president of the nation's largest shippers group acknowledged Wednesday that congressional appro

Herds of Taiwan's cost-squeezed companies may be heading offshore, but those involved in high techno

SOUTH KOREAN PRESIDENT: OPEN MARKETS WORKINGVANCOUVER, British Columbia - During a visit to

MATSON'S OWNER POSTS DECLINE IN EARNINGSThe parent company of Matson Navigation Co.

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Internal political problems and a series of unproductive bilateral contacts with the United States a

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The establishment of a formal capital market in Africa has been postponed once again. The Af

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Wednesday at 241.30 up 0.84

WAVES STYMIE EFFORTS TO RIGHT TOXIC BARGECHARLESTON, S.C. - Rough weather conditions

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Europe has a currency problem. It's called the dollar. While Europe's politicians row over w

Thursday, Oct. 19, 1995 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

The fundamental changes that have taken place in the Indian economy are regarded as irreversible, ac

GLICKMAN AGAIN PUSHES FARM SPENDING BILLWASHINGTON - USDA Secretary Dan Glickman aga

The Allstate Corp. Thursday reported 1995 third-quarter profit up to $445.7 million, or $1 a share,

It will be difficult for Spain to meet European Monetary Union convergence targets without a 1996 bu

New York Mercantile Exchange - Oct. 19, 1995 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High

As of Oct. 19, 1995 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from s

French ports may be reorganized but not privatized, a government adviser on maritime issues said rec

Oct. 19, 1995 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

1679 (Oct. 19, 1995) Previous day - 1695 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

The director of a federal agency that administers offshore drilling says the government wants to hel

CNA INSURANCE COS. (Chicago) - Donna Smith has been appointed president and chief executive officer

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Colombian President Ernesto Samper called on members of the Non-Aligned Movement to fight growing gl

French companies stand to lose if European proposals to change rules on public procurement go throug

Record-high exports of both goods and services trimmed the U.S. trade deficit in August to $8.8 bill

Consolidated Freightways Inc., the trucking, air cargo and logistics company, reported improved earn

Toxin-contaminated mud that offended New Yorkers enough for them to send it to Utah has unexpectedly

Four years after the start of its recession, Japan is seeing record bankruptcies pegged to earthquak