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JAPANESE TRADE GROUP TO VISIT SANTA CLARAThe Electronic Industries Association of Japan will

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More containers of cargo moved through the Port of Hampton Roads in January than in any other month

PRUDENTIAL REPORTS LOSS OF $1.2 BILLIONPHILADELPHIA - Prudential Insurance Corp. of

The state's chief insurance regulator said Wednesday that he would step down March 15 to take a job

A new national conference to represent transporters of hazardous, radioactive and industrial waste w

Kazakhstan's Karachaganak oil and gas condensate field, one of the largest in the world, was at the

The government plans to offer more acreage for exploration to boost oil output and wants to accelera

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The dramatic exit of former Mexican president Carlos Salinas de Gortari from the race for the top gl

Morocco's King Hassan has bought 158 Volvo cars, the Swedish carmaker was quoted as saying Thursday.

Swiss National Bank spokesman Werner Abegg said Thursday the Swiss consumer price index in the first

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

Sixty thousand people lined the picturesque Ems River on a recent morning to watch the luxury cruise

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From coal mines to free-trade zones to the high seas, U.S. trade unions are working with labor group

Talks between the International Monetary Fund and the Russian government are nearing completion and

Former Mexican President Carlos Salinas de Gortari's bid to head the World Trade Organization appear

The Clinton administration officially endorsed Wednesday a plan to lift a ban on exports of Alaskan

TORONTO BANK DROPS PLAN FOR INSURANCETORONTO - The Toronto Dominion Bank announced i

After more than 18 months in existence, the $340 million Russian-American Enterprise Fund got off th

China plans to accelerate modernization of port facilities, a program it says will provide ample opp

Under pressure from its customers to provide a single point of contact for multiple services in diff

CARRIER COMPUTER SERVICES INC. (Cherryville, N.C.) - This Carolina Freight Corp. subsidiary has name

The movement of import and export goods from Canada's west coast has continued without interruption

The Federal Maritime Commission's proposed settlement with shipping lines in the North Atlantic is a

The armada of ships trapped by silt in the Yangtze River for some 20 days should begin to thin out,

Eight insurance agents said they plan to sue Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. today for over $100 mil

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Insurance agents Tuesday blasted a Clinton administration proposal that wouldallow federally

Despite an anticipated increase in production this year, U.S. wheat supplies are forecast to remain

PRINCIPAL MUTUAL SAW NET INCOME DROP IN '94DES MOINES, Iowa - The Principal Mutual L

European Union Transport Commissioner Neil Kinnock warned Wednesday that he will take eight small Eu

Siderurgica Venezolana Sivensa, Venezuela's largest private-sector steel manufacturer, is completing

In February, the Latin American Shipping Service Association added a $200 surcharge for containers g

Longshoremen and Teamsters locals ended their walkout at the Port of Sacramento after effectively sh

The U.S. dollar held to a narrow range Wednesday on mixed economic data. The British pound r

German media group Bertelsmann AG said Wednesday it and America Online Inc. would form a joint ventu

As calls mount for Lloyd's of London to clarify its position on a promised second attempt to settle