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wBrazil's National Monetary Council, holding its regular monthly meeting Wednesday, approved 100 mil

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Soil contaminated by decades of industrial waste from an Asarco Inc. copper smelting operation in Ta

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,100-$1,150per ton lots &

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Among the many product-specific rules set forth under Nafta are those that affect the importation of

China will have to import huge amounts of corn this year, traders said on Thursday, but that grain i

U.S. oil giant Chevron said on Thursday that more than 35 of its experts would be in Kuwait by midye

Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc. announced Thursday that its Indonesian operating subsidiary PT F

40 DIE, 8 INJURED IN CHINA COAL MINEForty people died and eight were injured in an explosion

The Senate without dissent confirmed former Rep. Dan Glickman Thursday to be secretary of agricultur

The Swiss-run International Committee of the Red Cross said Thursday that a reported fraud in Kenya

Indonesia's proposal to scrap an excise tax on sugar could be the first step toward loosening the re

With the nuclear waste ship Pacific Pintail crossing the Pacific toward Hawaii and liability issues

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POULTRY CHIEF RESIGNS AT CONAGRAOMAHA, Neb. - The head of ConAgra Inc.'s independent

A preliminary judgment in the latest court wrangle between Lloyd's of London investors and their age

Improving an insurance company's sales productivity can be like a religion for some personnel depart

Russia plans to start producing synthetic industrial diamonds next year in a wind tunnel originally

APPEALS COURT REBUFFS AETNA SHAREHOLDER SUITHARTFORD, Conn. - A federal appeals cour

The House Banking Committee is wrestling with the question of whether toallow U.S. commercia

This month's strike at the Port of Montreal and a weakened U.S. dollar are cramming North Atlantic c

In a report due for release today on unfair trading practices, Japan ranks the United States as the

Florida's $45.9 billion in international trade may be surpassing tourism as the state's leading econ

Marine container-leasing companies went on a buying binge last year, potentially undermining the rec

As the battered Russian ruble nears a psychological barrier of 5,000 to thedollar, Internati

CHINA RUBBER SHORTAGE SEEN STRETCHING ONBEIJING - Officials said Wednesday the count

Alaska is the nation's hottest state, at least according to the American Movers Conference.

Russia finally may resume economic growth this year and perhaps average more than 5 percent average

The U.S. dollar declined slightly Wednesday, ahead of today's Bundesbank council meeting. Fe

USAIR UNION WEIGHS PLAN TO CUT PILOTS' PAYBALTIMORE - Leaders of USAir's pilot union

The flood of U.S.-Latin America cargo isn't expected to subside, say South Florida port representati

China is laying down tight time limits on payment of pledged investment in joint ventures, possibly

Vietnam needs foreign investors to help pay for $7.8 billion in priority improvements to roads, port

In Quotawatch, which appeared Tuesday, March 28, on Page 3A, the textile quotas to watch were inaccu

Cargo volume at Miami International Airport rose to 1.4 million tons last year, more cargo than many

The European Commission Wednesday gave the go-ahead to begin talks aimed at establishing a free-trad

Union Pacific Railroad formally agreed not to oppose the planned linkup of Burlington Northern and A

Carolina Freight Carriers Corp. is giving new attention to a segment of the business most less-than-