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Monday, Dec. 12, 1994 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

President Clinton will ask Congress next year for "broad" new trade negotiating authority, U.S. Trad

Outraged rail unions and Vermont legislators are considering their next move after the Interstate Co

RUSSIA REPORTEDLY BACKS END TO BAN ON IRAQI OILLONDON - The Russian government fully

A month after Rhode Island natural-gas and electric utilities shut off a record number of delinquent

Wallenius Lines is extending the range of services it offers to motor manufacturers to include inlan

DUTCH GROUP OPPOSES CHANGING CHOCOLATE RULEAMSTERDAM, Netherlands - The Netherlands

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The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Friday at 230.02 up 0.12 whi

2038 (Dec. 12, 1994) Previous day - 2027 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

Port of Tacoma Commissioners will name Stephen R. Anderson, a Gig Harbor real estate developer, to a

The story headlined "6 Yards That Quit Builders Council Unite To Form Own Association" on Page 12B o

BRITISH WARSHIP TO VISIT NEW ZEALAND IN '95WELLINGTON, New Zealand - Prime Minister

Bureau Veritas, the French classification society, is removing several hundred ships from its regist

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The forecasting and consulting company DRI has cut its inflation expectation for next year, estimati

The U.S. dollar will rise this week on expectations that the Federal Open Market Committee will rais

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Phillips Petroleum Co. expects to boost its capital spending by as much as 20 percent to $1.4 billio

U.S. investment in Argentina is on a roll, rising tenfold since 1992 to match the growing business c

The surging U.S. economy is helping Matsushita Electric Corp. of America to achieve an even better y

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Thursday at 229.90 up 1.39 w

Despite higher recovery costs, the use of recyling to make new paper is at an all-time high, the cou

Three years ago, Florida economists John S. Zdanowicz and Simon Pak set out to look for safety pins

After years of being blocked from offering direct-dial phone service to Cuba, and several weeks of g

Twenty-six independent agents, frustrated by continuing cuts in commissions, want to cash in on shri

The banking business between South Florida and Latin America is doing very well despitehighly public

The United States' trading partners in the Caribbean Basin seeking freer access to the U.S. market a

In its present incarnation, the port-privatization fever sweeping Latin America all startedwith Arge

In an effort to keep Santa Fe Railway out of Union Pacific's hands, Santa Fe's board ofdirectors is

Critical negotiations between senior Chinese and Western officials here this week could prove decisi

Argentina is streamlining an archaic and time-consuming bankruptcy law to mirror the Chapter 11-styl

Two software-information companies have formed a strategic marketing alliance that they say will giv

As of Dec. 9, 1994 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from su

Mesa Inc. announced that is has signed Supershuttle Franchise Corp. and the City of Phoenix Aviation

These are uncertain times for the pillars of the Caribbean region's foreign trade. Many are

Chile's quick entry into the North American Free Trade Agreement is widely regarded as virtually cer

Dec. 9, 1994 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent