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Malaysia, far and away the biggest beneficiary of a U.S. aid program that promotes trade, may become

"These officials at the (Japanese health) ministry said to me that even though these cups are safe i

DENVER LABOR PARLEY TO HEAR KANTOR, REICHWASHINGTON - U.S. Trade Representative Mick

The railroad industry's cost of capital, a yardstick of rail profitability that is already an issue

Nigerian Oil Minister Dan Etete on Monday shrugged off complaints by lifters of Nigerian crude who a

AMERICAN FREIGHTWAYS WARNS OF LOWER EARNINGSHARRISON, Ark. - American Freightways Co

European Union transport ministers were divided Tuesday over a plan to inject competition into airpo

Washington state insurers vowed to keep trying to make an insurance-tax write-off stick after Gov. M

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The United States is to ask the European Union to implement a banana import regime that protects the

450,000 STRIKE IN INDIA AGAINST PRIVATE TELECOMNEW DELHI - More than 450,000 Indian

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

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Bent on jump-start- ing the rebuilding process, Japan's earthquake-battered Port of Kobe decided to

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York and other sources, are selling r

Today's debut offering of five-year, fixed-rate treasury notes is a step in developing the local deb

Poor communications and widespread ignorance among retailers threaten China's credit card market, of

Finland's Nokia and Telecom Finland have teamed up with Sri Lanka's MTT Network (Pvt.) Ltd. in a $40

China's trade surplus is marching toward double the figure of last year, and exporters are in agony.

Cinemas and film companies in Beijing will invest more than 10 million yuan ($1.2 million) in a dist

With hurricane season newly begun, investors are taking a renewed interest in CATs - catastrophe ins

Asia's rapidly growing economies are using the Internet to integrate themselves with the world econo

EXEL PROFIT SOARS IN SECOND QUARTERHAMILTON, Bermuda - EXEL Ltd. reported a surge in its sec

Despite well-publicized layoffs and other cost-cutting moves in the insurance- agency business, expe

Mexico's nervousness about having the Commission for Environmental Cooperation investigate a massive

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, meeting Monday, challenged producers outside the

South Korea on Monday kept details of a rice deal with the communist North a closely guarded secret

The U.S. dollar was little changed Monday, as participants awaited today's comments from Federal Res

China will crack down on tax evasion by foreigners and foreign-invested companies, the China News Se

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Water-related stocks took a slide, but wheels rolled and wings soared, taking The Journal of Commerc

JAPANESE GEAR TO RAISE PHNOM PENH'S CAPACITYPHNOM PENH, Cambodia - The Port of Phnom

MAYBANK RECEIVES MOODY'S 'A1' RATINGNEW YORK - Moody's Investors Service has assigne

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Greenpeace activists set sail from Scotland on Monday, threatening further action to prevent the dee

Japan plans to improve its offer to open up its financial services market, according to Sir Leon Bri

Three main-line derailments on the weekend involving hazardous materials releases and evacuations di