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MEXICO EXPECTED TO KEEP FLOATING PESOMEXICO CITY - A tight credit policy will remain

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An affiliate of China's State Statistical Bureau has begun selling market- research reports in Engli

Caps Logistics. May 31-June 2. Second annual User Group Conference features seminars on logistics tr

It looks like Washington state's marine safety office, which writes oil spill prevention and respons

The International Telecommunications Union has appointed Sam Pitroda, a well- known executive in the

U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Dan Glickman said Tuesday he would urge President Clinton t

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The Jacksonville Port Authority is looking at the possibility of developing 75 acres of land near th

Southeast Asian countries, whose economies have benefited enormously from an influx of international

California Microwave Inc., a supplier of satellite earth stations, said Tuesday it expects to win mo

The European Commission decided this week to postpone deregulation of inland waterways until the end

Officials of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and other federal agencies are racing to finish work o

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

May 24, 1995 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.

Dulled by a lingering recession begun in early 1990, Canada's economy has now perked up. Fue

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The House is moving toward passage Thursday of a package of budget cuts and policy changes that Repu

The story headlined "Sea-Land, Maersk Set to Expand Joint Services" on Page 1A Tuesday should have s

Developing countries could be included in an effort by industrialized nations to reach an internatio

Inspectors from China, India and the United States have won container- and chassis-inspector awards

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After a year of playing an unaccustomed second fiddle to South Korea, Japan took center stage again

Africa will become richer in 1995 as economies grow faster than populations, raising per-capita inco

A "secret" plan to give the Saint Lawrence Seaway Development Corp. regulatory control over pilotage

U.S. ports are optimistic about the outlook for bulk and breakbulk business, citing projected increa

France posted a provisional, seasonally adjusted trade surplus of 11.837 billion francs ($2.31 billi

NIGERIAN SUMMIT URGES GASOLINE PRICE RISELAGOS, Nigeria - Less than a year after the

U.S. Ambassador Walter Mondale in Tokyo Tuesday hammered away at Japanese market barriers in the aut

SENATE PANEL CONSIDERS END TO CARGO PREFERENCEWASHINGTON - The Senate Foreign Relati

Lloyd's of London will transfer $500 million from its central fund into its equivalent U.S. fund, fo

The Commerce Department Tuesday began a public counterattack to congressional proposals for its brea

May 23, 1995 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

A report on Page 9B Monday, headlined "US, Trading Partners Likely to Discuss Alaskan Oil Transit,"

The Danish Economic Council said in its biannual report released Tuesday that it expects 3.6 percent

CARDOSO KEEPING OUT OF BRAZIL OIL STRIKEBRASILIA, Brazil - Brazilian President Ferna

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