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Amtrak announced plans to cut both train service and staff by 21 percent early next year in an effor

Despite sharp increases in metals prices, Australian earnings from mineral exports fell 2 percent in

A man who says he quit his job after being offered a shipyard apprentice position that was later wit

Duff & Phelps Credit Rating Co. reaffirmed Aon Corp.'s "AA" senior debt rating following a review of

Central American and Caribbean countries must improve their infrastructure if apparel producers in t

The Army Corps of Engineers has unsealed bids submitted by four contractors competing for the contra

The Port of Seattle is ready to award a set of construction contracts, totaling over $11 million, th

China's economy will grow steadily and inflation will drop from its current rate of more than 20 per

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

Bangladesh and three Southeast Asian countries are informally discussing a new economic grouping, te

TORONTO UTILITY DRAWS ENERGY CRITIC'S HEATTORONTO - Ontario Hydro is paying thousand

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ANTI-GATT PROTESTERS DISPERSED IN MANILAMANILA, Philippines - Police and marines used tear g

Insurance companies that are struggling in the United States are not going to be successful overseas

The Names who are suing their agents over huge losses at Lloyd's of London are looking forward to Fr

French industrial output, which stagnated in October, regained its upward momentum in November, the

Dec. 14, 1994 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

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"I suppose those that incurred a loss were less successful at the game than those who did not. . . .

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A westbound Santa Fe Railway double-stack train derailed after colliding with a Union Pacific Railro

TRADE RULING TO AID WYO. GRAIN GROWERSCHEYENNE, Wyo. - Wyoming wheat and barley grow

Wednesday Dec. 14, 1994 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represen

Mining companies in the Philippines will look to boost 1995 copper production in order to ensure suf

An international group of environmental activists, nuclear proliferation monitors and members of the

Senate Republican leader Bob Dole apparently has landed the first blow in his political battle with

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

A last-ditch attempt by German winemakers to kill a controversial European Union rule preventing the

The chairman of American International Group said Tuesday the insurance industry blinked when it sup

Consumer prices advanced at their quickest pace in three months in November, the Labor Department sa

Shipowners have yet to start lining up in large numbers to buy certificate offinancial respo

The Saint Lawrence Seaway Development Corp. said Tuesday it intends to extend the season for as long

As it met to fine-tune a report due next month on a major league baseball stadium, a committee charg

A westbound Santa Fe Railway double-stack train derailed after colliding with a Union Pacific Railro

Thai wholesale prices in November were 0.1 percent higher than in October, and 3.8 percent higher th

Strong opposition from shipping agents has shelved a Navy plan to funnel to just a few companies the

Freightliner Corp. zeroed in on the top spot in the heavy-truck industry for the third year in a row

With cable television legalized by presidential ordinance, foreign equipment manufacturers are tunin

The Petroleum Association of Japan will provide a 50 million yen ($500,000) political donation by ye

Dec. 14, 1994 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f