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Pledging to follow the policies set forth by the board members he will serve under, a former Conserv

Vladislav Paukov, the deputy director of Russia's food and processing industry department, warned th

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A major upgrade of Sihanoukville Port, Cambodia's biggest ocean terminal, will follow in the wake of

They held the meeting Tuesday afternoon in a hotel ballroom on the outskirts of Chicago. There was c

U.S. and Mexican companies are forming partnerships and jockeying for position as the administration

Santa Fe Pacific Corp. and Burlington Northern Inc. said the tender offer topurchase 63 mill

Mystery continues to shroud China's abrupt cancellation Wednesday of an order for 630,000 metric ton

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Finland's leading commercial banks, Kansallis-Osake-Pankki and Unitas, said Thursday they would merg

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GREECE REJECTS PACT FOR TURKEY TO JOIN UNIONATHENS, Greece - Greece Thursday rejecte

According to last estimates, the Jan. 17 earthquake at Kobe claimed more than 40,000 dwellings and c

Sellers of environmental impairment liability insurance (EIL) report that their coverages are broade

A depressed tanker market contributed to a 1994 operating loss of 92 million Norwegian kroner ($13.7

In a story on Page 8B Tuesday, the Maritime Administration's Title XI budget appropriation was incor

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USAfrica Airways has filed for protection from its creditors under Chapter 11 at a federal bankruptc

China's exports of coal and coke rebounded sharply last year after three years of stagnation, offici

India's demand for silver, largely unchanged for the past three years, is expected to get a boost fr

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The Journal of Commerce Inc. will be sold to The Economist magazine of Britain for $115 million, Kni

The weak dollar makes U.S. companies an attractive acquisition target to many foreign firms seeking

There were going to be freezing children and grannies with hypothermia. There was going to be chaos

It was Mao Tse-tung who said women "hold up half the sky," meaning they deserve equal treatment, but

U.S. and Mexican investors in the first private-sector venture to win project financing for power ge

Conical plastic drums used by U.S. exporters of frozen orange juice are creating problems for marine

SOUTHAMPTON WINS EUROPE-ASIA SERVICESLONDON - The U.K. port of Southampton has beate

Grand Trunk Western Railroad officials are hitting the road over the next three weeks to take the ca

4 YEARS LATER, EASTERN ISSUES FINAL PAYCHECKSFORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - Eastern Airline

ALASKA AIRLINES TO END ITS SERVICE TO RUSSIASEATTLE - Alaska Airlines, which pioneer

The Vietnamese government will lift its rice export ban from March 1 after suspending export license

By the turn of the century, massive ships will be bringing millions of containers to select seaports

The five members of the Federal Maritime Commission on Thursday voted to seek more public comment be

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Greek inflation in January crept up to 11.1 percent on an annual basis against December's 10.8 perce

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

Reformist elements in China are hitting back at what appears to be a resurgence of traditionalists s