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Calling it a "match made in reality," Public Service Co. of Colorado and Southwestern Public Service

Takeda Chemical Industries Ltd. is planning to cut its work force by 1,500 over the next five years,

Canadian provincial leaders have warned Quebec Premier Jacques Parizeau that continued special trade

Shanghai Multinational Corporation Research Institute said Monday that China has more than 4,500 com

In the latest bizarre ruling from the judiciary, Houghton Wood Products Inc. of Wausau, Wis., was le

The move by Roadway Services Inc. to spin off its unionized carrier could prompt a similar action at

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UNION CARBIDE PLANS LA. COGENERATION PLANTNEW YORK - Union Carbide Corp. will build

If you filed bankruptcy, had your house foreclosed on, or suffered any other major event that ruined

The Danube-Black Sea canal bustled with business from dawn to dusk two years ago. Now only a few shi

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The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by Reuter Money Service, are selling rates among

China has seen patent applications from overseas jump this year, and a further surge from abroad is

Petroleos Mexicanos (Pemex), Mexico's state-owned oil company, expects to begin privatizing its firs

Starting Monday, the federal government expects to be better prepared to assert control over ports a

A breakthrough agreement to share landside equipment in Europe is being finalized by members of the

Amoco's biggest plant yet for making purified terephthalic acid, a raw material for polyester, is ab

The American Names Association, which represents investors in Lloyd's of London in the United States

Dutch unadjusted industrial production rose 3.8 percent in June compared with June last year, the Ce

A well-worn phrase has it that the devil's in the details. Getting the details about Mexico's lumber

Uncertainty over deregulation and fears about falling rates has led a Taiwanese ship line to shelve

Aircraft industry executives gathered on the outskirts of the capital this week for the annual Zhuko

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U.S. Commerce Secretary Ronald H. Brown accused Republicans in Congress Wednesday of "trophy hunting

The Japanese government plans a research drive to develop a range of advanced electronics products,

NLRB WILL REVIEW MONFORT-UNION DISPUTEKANSAS CITY, Mo. - Monfort Corp.'s objections

First Bank System Inc. said it has agreed to buy the corporate trust business of BankAmerica Corp. T

Congress must appropriate at least $800 million this year for the World Bank's International Develop

GUNDERSON INC. (Portland, Ore.) - Thomas J. Sass is the new senior vice president of manufacturing f

A bitter fight over whether utilities should be allowed to spend millions ofdollars on low-e

Sales in China have been a gleam in the eye of Ford Motor Co. for decades, and its deal with a truck

A coalition of environmentalists and Indians wants to shut down a coal strip mine on the Navajo and

Three ship lines are likely to drop the Port of San Francisco later this year in a move that would l

Inflation in Denmark is expected to increase by 2.3 percent in 1995 and 2.6 percent in 1996, accordi

SIX HURT, TWO MISSING IN EXPLOSION ON BULKERBRASILIA, Brazil - An explosion aboard a

TAIWANESE FIRM EYES NORTH SLOPE CRUDETAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwan's Chinese Petroleum Cor

ALBERTA WHEAT POOL TO SELL STAKE IN BREWERWINNIPEG, Manitoba - The Alberta Wheat Poo

BRITISH DETAIN 11 SHIPS FOR SAFETY VIOLATIONSBritish authorities detained 11 foreign ships i

An Argentine delegation is in Cuba to negotiate a possible agreement on investment promotion and pro

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