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China is selling surplus stocks of copper to fund the import of food in an attempt to forestall poss

Indonesia, stepping up a campaign to end export curbs by the Association of Tin Producing Countries

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MARATHON FINDS MORE OIL, GAS IN NORTH SEANEW YORK - Marathon Oil Co. said it discove

Once Eastern Europe's leader in export growth, the Czech Republic is struggling to regain its place

The chairman of Lloyd's of London and the New York State Insurance Department signed an agreement We

The National Labor Relations Board will rule shortly on a recommendation to seek an injunction again

The U.S. railroad industry had the safest year in its history during 1994, as accident, injury and d

Talks between the National Automobile Transporters Labor Division and the International Brotherhood

FEDEX WILL SUBLEASE USAIR HANGAR IN IND.Federal Express Corp. will expand its operations her

The Teamsters union, the Jewish Labor Committee and other organizations staged a protest Thursday at

Mexico's maquiladora industry is about to boom again, an economic forecasting firm reports.

VA. YARD DROPS BID FOR TANKER CONTRACTNEWPORT NEWS, Va. - Days before it plans to ha

Northwest cherry growers are pleased that China has lifted restrictions on the import of fresh cherr

Thursday, May 25, 1995 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

South Korea's dynamic economic growth will increase zinc consumption by about 20 percent in the next

New Jersey became the third state this week to consider curbs on the growing power of the National A

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A surge in exports of containerized cargo helped the ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles maintain do

WATERMAN'S SERVICE TO CALL AT MOREHEAD CITYWaterman Steamship Corp. said its U.S.-flag light

The U.S. dollar fell sharply Thursday amid worries that a weakening economy could bring lower intere

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AMERICAN EXPRESS BANK (New York) - Arthur H. Berman was named executive director and treasurer.<

Lower mortgage rates did not provide the leveling of home sales in April that economists had forecas

The U.S. government rejected proposals from Caribbean sugar exporters that they be allowed to make u

The picture is clear. Industrial and decorative demand for silver has developed into the most import

"It is naive to imagine that changes in the government's financial balance can translate directly in

Two of the country's stock exchanges have introduced insurance cover for their members, and more are

Evergreen Group said Thursday it plans to raise US$100 million on overseasfinancial markets

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Using a multilingual campaign, Continental/Silite International, an award- winning food-service prod

European standards for testing and certification and government procurement top the list of issues w

BRAZIL CHAMBER OKS END OF TELECOM MONOPOLYSAO PAULO, Brazil - The Brazilian Chamber

Three general rules apply to all facets of security: * Know the enemy: their goals, prioriti

The Philippines is heeding a U.S. warning and taking steps to tighten Manila airport security agains