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Despite its long British heritage, Bermuda at times last week seemed more like an American colony.

Increasing competition in the commercial market, coming after the industry's first investment gain i

NORTH AMERICA Taiwan Industrial Products. June 12. Miami. Contact: Taiwan Trade Center Miami

This northeastern New Jersey town will appeal a federal judge's ruling that supports building a tran

Banks must become business partners with their clients, not just financial partners, especially in t

China created this month a new registration center for computer programs under the State Copyright A

WET SPRING TO REDUCE GRAIN CROP, OFFICIAL SAYSWASHINGTON - The rainy spring, which d

The Clinton administration, in what may be a major test of its export promotion programs, appears to

Barge traffic continues to move north out of St. Louis harbor as water levels on the Mississippi Riv

The channel tunnel now has a larger share of road freight traffic than either of the two ferry compa

ALLIANCE OF AMERICAN INSURERS (Schaumburg, Ill.) - Gregory W. Heidrich was named senior vice preside

At age 37, Maersk Inc. President Tommy Thomsen has clearly enjoyed a meteoric rise in the executive

Jeffrey W. Greenberg, son of the chairman of American International Group, Inc. resigned Monday as e

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A Bank of China official said the Chinese economy has good momentum and investment opportunities for

India needs about 130,000 megawatts of additional power capacity over the next 12 years with much of

Regulatory reform will top the U.S. oil industry's agenda this summer, as the full Senate debates me

Tuesday June 6, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

South Korea said it wants to raise the economic contribution from its marine industry - including po

Container carriers are riding a high tide of U.S. exports to Africa, but a dearth of return traffic,

Isamu Yamada, the newly elected Osaka governor, agreed Monday to use cityfunds for reclamati

Facing serious delays in the construction of 47 commuter railcars, the California Department of Tran

Severe congestion problems in key Asian ports such as Hong Kong and Pusan in South Korea could promp

Japanese and U.S. shippers are blasting a terminal-handling charge enacted last week by theTranspaci

The U.S. Agriculture Department has released for sale 70 million pounds of almonds held as a reserve

Trade leads supplied by: U.S. Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service<

Driven by one of the most vibrant and open economies in Latin America, Chile today formally enters n

The often-fractious Teamsters presented a united front in rejecting the latest offer from the Nation

NATURAL GAS CLEARINGHOUSE Natural Gas Clearinghouse - Posted prices for June 1995 (see Note

U.S. manufacturers of organic chemicals, the building blocks of industry, expect moderate growth in

The torrid pace of chemical company mergers, acquisitions and diversification that marked the 1980s

MOODY'S PESSIMISTIC ABOUT JAPANESE YARDSTOKYO - Moody's Investors Service warned thi

Scandinavian Airlines System has signed a cooperation deal with Thai Airways as part of global link-

Singapore and Shanghai are waiting in the wings for Hong Kong to stumble as a global financial cente

US PLANS TO CHALLENGE CANADA'S SUPPLY TARIFFSWINNIPEG, Manitoba - The United States

Coconut exports are in for a banner year, with earnings seen approaching the all-time high of $1 bil

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