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SENATE BACKS PRESIDENT ON TELECOM SALE RULESWASHINGTON - The Senate has approved an

The Norwegian Shipowners' Association said its members share the concerns of tanker owners about the

Leaders of a group seeking to replace the leadership of the AFL-CIO said they will not seek the remo

China's trade volume topped $100 billion in the first five months of the year, powered by continued

A bill aimed at repealing Glass-Steagall act restrictions against banks was voted out of the House C

ASSIGNED-RISK CHANGE GETS NOD IN TEXASOfficials of the state's assigned-risk plan for auto i

CLINTON'S BUDGET CUTS LIKELY TO MATCH GOP'SWASHINGTON - The budget plan outlined by

U.S. companies have been moving U.S. grain along CP Rail System could boost their use of the Canadia

Conrail Inc. is cutting nearly 600 jobs on July 1 as part of a broad belt- tightening response to sh

The United States and Japan took a first step Wednesday toward breaking the auto trade impasse when

As of June 14, 1995 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from s

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

June 14, 1995 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

China's grain imports are expected to nearly triple in the next five years to record levels, accordi

With their ranks already thinned significantly over the past several years, California's smaller-sca

Some 6,200 dockworkers at Brazil's key port of Santos returned to work Wednesday, ending a two-day s

Corporate welfare programs came under attack this week as three groups from across the political spe

From a telecommunications perspective, the Group of 7 summit beginning today in Canada is roughly eq

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Ukraine has big plans to build a huge oil import terminal at the bulk port of Yuzhny on the Black Se

U.S. agriculture export programs need to be revamped and their uses expanded to encourage the United

A sharp downward move in bunker fuel oil here has set the tone for the whole of East Asia, with litt

Argentina's Central Bank imposed a new authorization system Wednesday for banks to open branches, en

ITT Corp.'s plans to spin off ITT Hartford Insurance Group into a publicly held company won the cond

The Swiss-based Zurich Insurance Group completed its takeover of the Home Insurance Co. Monday after

Freightliner Corp. continued to top the heavy-truck market as manufacturers posted record May sales,

Kansas City Southern Railway Co. has taken a giant step to its goal of building its own track into a

International demands to abolish child labor in Bangladesh's clothing industry threaten the welfare

Crude-oil exports from the U.K. Sullom Voe oil terminal rose by 68 percent in the week ending Tuesda

June 14, 1995 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

One way for ports to cope with container operators' burgeoning urge to form major global ship-sharin

Surfing the Internet can now take one into the Port of Tacoma, Wash., for all kinds of information a

The sales of U.K. machine tools rose a seasonally adjusted 18.3 percent in April from March at const

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

The World Bank is pinning its hopes on European and Japanese leaders to use this week's economic sum

The fevered auto-import traffic into Brazil's congested ports during the first few months of this ye

June 14, 1995 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

World gold production is expected to rise 6.4 percent to 76.73 million troy ounces by 1997 from 72.1

SENATE PANEL BACKS PLAN TO CUT FOOD PROGRAMWASHINGTON - The Senate Agriculture Commi

Two major broking groups have pointed to serious falls in premium rates, particularly in the London