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Texaco, already in the process of cutting costs by 15 percent, or $300 million annually, may be able

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Agendas for the summit participants differ with needs and focus. Roy McLaren, Trade Minister

The cauldron boiled over this week on the long-simmering dispute in France between the public and th

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New House Democratic leader Richard Gephardt Wednesday threw a wrench into President Clinton's plans

NORTHWEST, EVERGREEN GET NOD ON CHINA FLIGHTSST. PAUL, Minn. - Northwest Airlines sa

S. KOREAN GAS BLAST KILLS AT LEAST 2SEOUL, South Korea - At least two people were ki

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The theft of natural gas from Russia's pipelines to Western Europe for the second winter in a row ha

HANJIN TO ENTER ATLANTIC TRADES JAN. 4LONDON - Hanjin Shipping Co. will formally ent

President Clinton this weekend takes on the burden of economic leadership in the Americas, hoping to

The Organization of American States, long seen as a toothless tiger in promoting and safeguarding de

With robust economic growth and friendlier investment policies instituted by the recently installed

A government panel Wednesday mapped out a framework for a new electric power supply system in Japan

AZERBAIJAN'S OUTPUT OF OIL DECLINES BY 7 PERCENTMOSCOW - Azerbaijan's oil production

Long dependent on preferential trade arrangements for their major exports, the members of the Caribb

The company that will result from the planned merger of CNA Financial Corp. and Continental Corp. wi

One of the men who will steer the newly strengthened Home Holdings insurance group said Wednesday th

ILL. RANKED NO. 1 IN '92 FOR INDUSTRY PROFITSIllinois might be called the insurance state, a

The Caribbean Community (Caricom) will press three major issues at the Summit of the Americas.

This year's rice harvest is expected to expand to 23 million tons despite heavy floods in the south

A driving force behind the North American Free Trade Agreement and a leading free trade advocate in

The Navy's Military Sealift Command may terminate the operating contracts for nine tankers that were

The mix of prepositioned cargo ships and roll-on, roll-off vessels recently deployed by the U.S. Nav

With intra-American trade set to explode in the next century, the region's customs services must beg

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The Inter-American Development Bank is about to embark on the most intensive program in its 35-year

Russian Deputy Prime Minister Oleg Davydov and a top Dutch official are to meet in Geneva today for

AMTRAK (Washington) - Ronald Hartman was named assistant vice president, contract services, a new po

TRANSPORT BOARD WEIGHS NEW SAFETY STANDARDSAir safety officials said Wednesday they may ask

The Bundesbank plans to reduce the number of computer centers and branch offices in the next decade

CLAIMS CENTER SET UP FOR PIPE DAMAGE CLAIMSTUCSON, Ariz. - The three companies involved in a

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The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Tuesday at 227.99 up 0.96 wh

Far East Shipping Co., which has attracted a following among shippers in the U.S.-Australia trade wi

Mexico's new president has named a strong privatization advocate to head the country's much-maligned

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