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The boom in imports of steel slab is continuing. Ports along the St. Lawrence Seaway and Gre

The Federal Maritime Commission and the Trans-Atlantic Conference Agreement touted their settlement

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A nuclear-powered American submarine and a Panamanian-registered cargo vessel collided in Hong Kong

The airlines have taken their case to Capitol Hill in a bid to repeal a proposed $500 million-a-year

PRIVATIZED LUFTHANSA TURNS PROFIT IN 1ST YEARFRANKFURT, Germany - Lufthansa German A

The copper market will face shortages through 1996, with a deficit of 203,000 tons this year, fallin

Virginia Power soon will begin two major projects at its North Anna nuclear power station in Louisa

Thursday Mar. 23, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represent

E.F. Johnson Co., a developer of radio communication systems in Burnsville, Minn., heard strong sign

ALUMINUM EXPORTS RISE 36.2 PERCENT IN RUSSIAMOSCOW - Russia's primary aluminum expor

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

The tanker industry is asking two key questions about a $160 million ship conversion deal being fina

Sweden's fourth-quarter 1994 gross domestic product rose 3.4 percent compared with the fourth quarte

P&I CLUB UNCERTAIN OF ESTONIA OFFER STATUSSTOCKHOLM, Sweden - The Protection & Indem

The White House is ready to issue a long-delayed set of human rights principles for U.S. businesses

U.S. Trade Representative Mickey Kantor Thursday unstintingly embraced trade liberalization and econ

After a years-long battle to rebuild its traffic base, the Long Island Rail Road is recommending tha

The compensation package McDonnell Douglas Corp. assembled to attract Harry C. Stonecipher, chief ex

Central American coffee representatives are scheduled to meet next week in Nicaragua to discuss thei

More than 100 nations gave the diplomatic green light Thursday to the appointment of former Italian

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International Petroleum Exchange Mar. 23, 1995Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

CANADA'S TRADE SURGES WITH US, EUROPE, JAPANOTTAWA - Canada's trade with the United

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A sharp plunge in U.S. aircraft and other exports and a record level of imports inflated the U.S. me

A state-run cement distributor said Wednesday that it will import more from China this year in hopes

Chinese officials are touring the United States this week on a mission to reassure government and bu

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S&P LOWERS RATINGS FOR ITT HARTFORD GROUPStandard & Poor's lowered its ratings of ITT Hartfo

U.S. reinsurer Employers Reinsurance Corp., which seven weeks earlier bought Germany's Aachen Re, is

Sembawang Corp., a maritime-based Singapore conglomerate, this week reported earnings off 13 percent

CUMMINS, FINNISH FIRM FORM ENGINE VENTURECOLUMBUS, Ind. - Cummins Engine Co. and War

India, which has signed counter-guarantee agreements with two foreign firms to set up power projects

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Operators of on-land dump sites in Connecticut and Utah are due todayto submit cost bids for disposi

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

Oil exploration could begin off the disputed Falkland Islands by the end of 1996, raising prospects

TRADE WATCHDOG PLANS HYUNDAI, DAEWOO PROBESEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's officia