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The U.S. dollar declined slightly Thursday, as concerns about U.S. aid to Mexico continued.

Massive civil service cuts expected to be announced in Canada's forthcoming federal budget have stir

Canada's Prime Minister Jean Chretien continued his deal-making tour through southern Latin America

Thailand gained a brief windfall in increased exports to Japan after the Jan. 17 earthquake in Kobe,

A levy on use of sea lanes and air routes should be introduced by the year 2000 to fund improved soc

As honeymoons go, Mexican President Ernesto Zedillo Ponce de Leon's was over a few steps from the al

"The realities of the region are inviting supplies."

Conrail Inc. earned a record $149 million, or $1.66 a share, in the fourth quarter, 40.6 percent hig

UKRAINE KICKS OFF PRIVATIZATION PLANZHYTOMYR, Ukraine - Ukraine officially launched

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East European Trade Leads supplied by: Eastern Europe Business Information CenterInternation

Major agricultural exporters are expected to be the principal beneficiaries of Brasilia's action thi

Forming joint ventures is risky in myriad ways due to the inability of the exporter to "see around t

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

Latin America's first trade commission has set up shop in Argentina and should hear its first case w

Impotence, one man's embarrassment, has been another man's gold mine. Faced with the conditi

Cutbacks the Clinton administration is planning to make at the Transportation Department should leav

The Bureau of Export Administration, part of the Commerce Department, will hold a business executive

MOTOROLA TO INVEST $1 BILLION-PLUS IN CHINABEIJING - Motorola Inc. plans to invest b

A housing development outside of Kobe that showcases American-style construction techniques and U.S.

Chilean Line, one of the shipping industry's mainstays on the west coast of South America, will laun

INTERNATIONAL SHIPHOLDING POSTS JUMP IN PROFITNEW ORLEANS - International Shipholdin

The six-year battle to establish whether collective inland rate-setting by shipping lines is legal w

Legislative auditors are faulting Alaska Railroad Corp. for sending the corporation's president and

Boeing Co., the airplane manufacturer, reported lower sales and profit for 1994, primarily because o

SENTENCES ARE UPHELD IN TRUCKERS' FRAUD CASESAN FRANCISCO - A federal appeals court

With its own economy steaming ahead and regional air business booming, the Philippines is moving to

Project engineers said the Alameda Corridor will be divided into segments that will be developed sim

The Clinton administration has recommended to Congress that the Interstate Commerce Commission's aut

Iberia, the Spanish national airline, has asked the European Commission to approve a $1 billion stat

Kansas City Southern Industries Inc., parent of Kansas City Southern Railway, earned $16.9 million,

The fat lady may not have begun to sing at the Interstate Commerce Commission but after Tuesday nigh

Delta Air Lines reported that it lost $18 million in the fourth quarter, bringing its total losses f

DOT SENDS AIR PACTS TO 9 EUROPEAN NATIONSWASHINGTON - The Transportation Department

Japanese nonferrous metals and steel companies are slowly picking up the pieces from last week's dev

Top U.S. Department of Agriculture officials intensified their public education campaign to remind f

Showa Sangyo Co. said Thursday it will resume flour milling and feed production in mid-February at i

Merrill Lynch commodity analysts painted a bearish picture for prices of most agricultural markets t

CHEVRON CHEMICAL TO CLOSE 2 PLANTSNEW YORK - Chevron Chemical Co. said it will perma

The reopening of the Adriatic pipeline, linking Mediterranean-market crude supplies with Eastern Eur