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Ford Motor Co. and China's largest automaker, First Auto Works, said Thursday they will invest a com

China says it is making progress in stamping out piracy of copyright and other intellectual property

Russian officials pressed the United States Thursday over the terms of a stalled $12 billion disarma

The U.S. ambassador to Indonesia said Thursday he was confident the country would make progress in e

The presidents of five maritime-related unions said they will support Tom Donahue, AFL-CIO secretary

Despite its failure to gain funding appropriation in a House subcommittee markup this week, the Clin

JOHN V. CARR & SON INC. (Detroit, Mich.) - James McBride was named president of the company.

Beijing declined Thursday to confirm that a freighter reportedly hijacked during a voyage from Singa

As of June 29, 1995 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from s

For Wainwright Industries, Inc. in St. Peters, Mo., putting people first has led to lower operating

More and more of the gold shaped into jewelry and bars for the American market is being explored and

The newest thrust in the railroads' efforts to use assets better and increase efficiency has focused

Commerce Secretary Ron Brown lashed out at critics in Congress and the private sector who are pushin

A House maritime panel is looking at the prospects for privatizing the Coast Guard's vessel traffic

About one in five trucks inspected during last week's three-day sweep by federal and local officials

International Monetary Fund proposals for the Nigerian government to remove oil product subsidies ha

1989 (JUNE 29, 1995) PREVIOUS DAY - 1999 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

June 29, 1995 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quota tions do not necessarily represen

New York Mercantile Exchange - June 29, 1995 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

REPORT SAYS SHIP TOLD TO FLY N. KOREAN FLAGSEOUL, South Korea - A South Korean cargo

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The state knows a hurricane could cause losses between $30 billion and $40 billion in Florida. What

The French petroleum company Total SA dropped out of a deal and sent its three partners scurrying to

French authorities are considering inviting Greenpeace anti-nuclear protesters to the Mururoa nuclea

Monsanto Co., the agricultural and chemical giant, will buy almost 50 percent of agricultural biotec

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Importers and brokers can expect increased delays in clearing shipments as Customs intensifies its n

Talks on establishing global rules for trade in banking, securities and insurance broke down here Th

German plant and machinery orders rose a real 13 percent in May from the year-earlier month, lifted

Russia's largest shipping company could be subject to an international labor boycott July 1 unless i

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New cars stolen in port cities like Miami are often far luckier than their victimized owners - at le

China has published a long-delayed list of products on which it will reduce or eliminate import curb

Mexican finance officials have provided much-anticipated definitions for new tax policies affecting

When the U.S. Commerce Department releases its factory orders report today, data on manufacturers' i

Insurance agents plan to fight a bank deregulation bill approved late Wednesday that would allow ban

LONDON INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL FUTURES AND OPTIONS EXCHANGE (London) - Jack Wigglesworth was named c

Pakistan is expected to rebound as a major world cotton supplier in the August 1995-July 1996 market

The trouble-plagued deal by Enron Development Corp. to build a power plant in western Maharashtra st