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Citing a reduction in cargo capacity on commercial airlines, a leading manufacturer of health-care p

Despite calls from overseas investors for liberalization of financial markets, the stock index futur

Thai wholesale prices in December were up 4.8 percent from a year earlier, and up 0.9 percent from N

TECO UNIT ACQUIRES ALA. GAS RESERVESNEW YORK - TECO Coalbed Methane, a subsidiary of

TAIWAN'S GATT BERTH MAY CUT SUGAR BARRIERSTAIPEI, Taiwan - A government task force c

The Noble Collection: A Work in Progress. Through spring 1995. Staten Island, N.Y. New exhibition at

The Russian government has issued a decree nominating the oil line that crosses the territory of the

PORT OF SAINT JOHN FREEZES TARIFFS AGAINSAINT JOHN, New Brunswick - The Canadian eas

It's an image more akin to a battle zone than a trade route: jeeps of armed men guarding a truck con

An increased flow of American investment and generally stronger bilateral commercial and economic ti

Indian finance companies are ill-equipped to take on high-profile foreign competitors entering the e

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More than 30 detailed regulations are being drafted by China to bring the country's accounting stand

The John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co. said it will lay off 10 percent of its headquarters staff

NM BEGINS PROGRAM TO INSURE MORE WORKERSSANTA FE, N.M. - A program aimed at reducing

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Arrow Transportation Co., a Seattle motor carrier that faces a misdemeanorcriminal charge du

New York Mercantile Exchange - Jan. 10, 1995 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

Canadian chemical manufacturers anticipate further increased sales to the United States and other ex

Jamaica maintained its position as the world's third-largest producer of bauxite last year, lifting

Singapore on Wednesday said it had asked the world trade agency to help settle a dispute with neighb

Political instability and numerous fundamental shortcomings are hindering the flow of needed foreign

A senior energy technologist Tuesday hinted that the proposed deep-sea natural-gas pipeline between

Increased output by companies and individual miners lifted Guyana's gold output to 360,079 ounces in

The president of Newport News Shipbuilding's largest union says he violated a federal labor law in w

The next communications satellite launched by China will be insured for a record $160 million, possi

The U.S. dollar struggled to hold onto small gains here as tamer-than- expected U.S. December inflat

The U.S. merchant marine, once one of the most powerful interest groups in Congress, has lost anothe

Aviation experts meeting here this week for a safety summit have identified 50 key issues they belie

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Jan. 11, 1995 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

A top Transportation Department official recommended to a House transportation panel Wednesday that

The Virginia Port Authority's gain is Baltimore's loss as a result of a decision by Maersk Line to r

Growing concern over Quebec nationalism and a high federal deficit, as well as turmoil on foreign ex

China's industrial output increased 17.5 percent to 1.6 trillion yuan (US$189.5 billion) in 1994 fro

Finland, signaling its readiness to pump capital into India, asked New Delhi on Tuesday for a pact t

While Mexico and China are among the favored low-cost assembly sites for U.S. companies, many are po

Unum Corp.'s largest division will eliminate 300 jobs in the Portland area in 1995. Unum Lif

Although the accession to the European Union of Sweden, Austria and Finland will be good for trade a

A joke along the U.S.-Mexico border has it that when Mexico sneezes, Texas catches a cold. Port offi