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The world's key tin producers face an acid test in Malaysia next month over a decade-old export quot

Monday, April 24, 1995 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

The current value of the dollar properly reflects the fundamental features of the world economy and

The Clinton administration is considering an executive order that would ban U.S. oil companies from

The following business missions are scheduled for the coming months. The Journal of Commerceassumes

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Friday at 237.04 up 0.17 whi

Two months into a six-month deadline, insurers and reinsurers have set two dates next month to discu

Australian labor and management officials traded barbs in Singapore Monday, some 5,000 miles from th

China is floating the idea of a China-India railway link that would slash thousands of miles off the

For a while, it seemed that everyone wanted the Port of Salem, N.J., to be a contender. The

Mention Lester Brown of the U.S.-based Worldwatch Institute and Chinese agricultural planners start

NISSAN TO ADD CAPACITY AT ITS THAILAND PLANTSTOKYO - Nissan Motor Co. said Monday it

An Indonesian-led consortium has won a $2.5 billion financing deal in New York for a coal-fired powe

Employment in large Italian industrial companies fell 0.8 percent in Januaryfrom December, f

Helmsman Sarifuddin emerges from the schooner's wheelhouse brandishing a razor-sharp sword.

Hong Kong handled more container traffic last year than any port in the world, making it the busiest

Human rights, trade battles, inflation, even the death of Deng Xiaoping aren't the greatest threats

Italy's state phone company STET may be counting heavily on U.S. long-distance service to Cuba to ge

The development of sophisticated controlled-atmosphere technology is making seaborne exports of fres

There are three words in today's modern offices that send shivers down every transportation executiv

The smaller countries of the Caribbean will be the main beneficiaries of a 24-nation trade bloc bein

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Mexico is moving toward the sale of the state-owned railroad Ferrocarriles Nacionales de Mexico in t

ELECTROGLAS INC. (Santa Clara, Calif.) - Conor O'Mahony has been named vice president of customer op

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The Texas border city of Laredo maintained its prominence as the key export platform to Mexico in 19

The slide in the value of the dollar has sparked growing frustration on the part of French exporters

POLYVINYL ALCOHOL IMPORTS FACE COMMERCE PROBEWASHINGTON - The International Trade Co

U.S. public port authorities rank port financing and environmental regulations among their top chall

The following is the list of bunker prices obtained during the course of week ending Apr. 21, 1995.

COMSTOCK PLANS TO BUY PROPERTIES IN TEXAS, LA.DALLAS - Comstock Resources Inc. said

Apr. 24, 1995 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

Olympic Fiber Inc. of Aberdeen, Wash., plans to build a wood-chipping operation on 5.2 acres of land

1994 1995 Net New Orders $1.01 $1.32Shipments $0.81

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Chicago & North Western Transportation Co. sharply increased net income to $26.7 million, or 58 cent

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Du Pont Co. plans to sell about $650 million worth of assets in its Conoco oil subsidiary to help fi

Mobil Corp. will join in work on a master plan for Vietnam's natural-gas industry, which was due to