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Now that the Senate and House budget committees have issued their proposed budgets, the technology a

NISSAN OFFICIAL SLAMS HEARING ON SANCTIONSWASHINGTON - A Japanese carmaker spokesman

OIL PRODUCTS EXPORTS DECLINE IN GERMANYFRANKFURT, Germany - German exports of oil pr

Resistance is growing to a plan to change the way marine pilots on the Great Lakes are regulated.

Friday, June 2, 1995 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

The Bank of Korea said importers of Japanese products are increasingly being asked to pay contracts

A U.S. complaint under the North American Free Trade Agreement alleging unfair treatment of United P

The managing director of a major European hull and liability insurer has blasted the London insuranc

MEXICAN VESSEL CAPSIZES OFF YUCATAN; 24 DEADPUERTO PROGRESO, Mexico - A crowded fish

MARAD BACKING SOUGHT FOR PHILA. DOCK REVAMPWASHINGTON - A German-owned company is as

The Rolodex sitting atop the desk of Wayne G. Wiggs is a little lighter this year. And becau

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Four maritime and two other transportation unions are joining the Seafarers International Union in b

The Massachusetts Port Authority reversed several years of losses in its import-car business this we

Upjohn Co. of Canada sold its pharmaceutical manufacturing facility in DonMills, Ontario, to

A rock-solid ruble? The very idea may have seemed outlandish during the past five years, but

James D. Wolfensohn, the new World Bank president, indicated Thursday that he will carry out the ref

Levi's will begin hugging Indian posteriors this month, accompanied by a broad assortment of tops.

PROFIT INCREASED 11 PERCENT FOR QUARTER AT FORTISFortis Inc. reported an 11 percent rise in

Turkey's current account continued to be in surplus in the first quarter of this year, according to

The International Brotherhood of Teamsters flatly rejected the first, and reportedly final, wage pac

Air Canada and United Airlines announced an agreement expanding their 3-year- old marketing alliance

Chlorine chemicals can cause serious damage to human reproduction, the environmental group Greenpeac

A boycott of Bangladesh textile and apparel products called by the Child Labor Coalition is shifting

June 1, 1995 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

A public inquiry will be launched into allegations of corruption in the awarding of contracts to pri

FRANCE TO PRIVATIZE STATE'S USINOR-SACILORPARIS - The French government Wednesday co

SAS PILOTS TO STAGE 24-HOUR STRIKE TODAYCOPENHAGEN, Denmark - Scandinavian Airlines

China, despite reports of its increasing human rights violations, is virtually assured of keeping it

Increased business from northern African and former Eastern Bloc nations contributed to a rise in in

Southern Pacific Lines will be assuming virtual control of a 450-mile Kansas rail line with far more

As of June 1, 1995 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained

SOUTH KOREA SECOND ON JAPAN'S EXPORT LISTSEOUL, South Korea - The Korea Foreign Trad

The Donegal Group Inc. said it agreed to buy all of the outstanding capital stock of Delaware Americ

The jobs of 56,498 persons were directly related to the Port of Houston Authority last year, accordi

Marubeni Corp., a leading Japanese trading company, said it donated 600 chairs worth $12,000 for Mya

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GE Appliances Asia Inc., a subsidiary of General Electric Co., announced Thursday a tie-up with a ma

A recent pirate attack in Brazil executed with military precision is making maritime officials and i

Monthly inflation in Kyrgyzstan in May was 1.6 percent, compared with 0.8 percent in April, the depu