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The U.S. government has imposed sanctions on two Swiss companies for allegedly providing assistance

Rising exports helped push China's trade surplus to $1 billion in October, the official Xinhua News

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of AgricultureForeign Agricultural Service

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

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Wednesday at 232.85 off 0.89

Winter weather in Japan and the status of China's oil import ban will be key factors for Far East oi

The European Union remains deeply divided over how to finance a multibillion- dollar program for 12

Shippers must guard against the belief that a Republican-led Congress will not put their interests a

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One of Zim Israel Navigation Co.'s largest containerships could be delayed for as much as three days

China will export between 30,000 and 60,000 metric tons of lead and 150,000 and 250,000 metric tons

South African mining output increased by 2.3 percent in August from July, but the value of mineral s

Indonesia will push to upgrade its nearly 2 trillion rupiah (US$913 million) general insurance secto

Before the North Pacific Paper Co. came along, the Japanese newsprint market shopped domestically fo

The best routes out of poverty in China's new market economy include playing the stock markets, runn

The Industrial Commission's Workers Compensation Advisory Council is taking aim at Utah employers wh

Denmark's A.P. Moller, one of the world's largest shipowners, has obtained certificatesof financial

Rep. William F. Goodling, R-Pa., the incoming chairman of the House Education and Labor Committee, s

During an eight-day visit to the West Coast, Hong Kong Gov. Christopher Patten reiterated his confid

A four-year decentralization process by Maersk Line will be completed next year when three powerful

EL SALVADOR STRIKE CLOSES CUSTOMS OFFICESLONDON - All customs offices are closed in

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The South Korean government refused to bow to pressure from the European Union to limit expansion of

ASSOCIATION OF FIRE & CASUALTY COMPANIES IN TEXAS (Austin) - J. Fellman Seinsheimer III has been ele

A&A'S PERSONAL LINES SOLD TO CHUBB SUBSIDIARYAlexander & Alexander Inc. says it will record

As Japan slowly creaks open the door to its rice market, the nation's major trading companies have s

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South Korean Unification Minister Lee Hong-koo told North Korea on Thursday not to try to twist for

Heads of the 13-member Caribbean Community, worried that next month's hemispheric meeting in Miami w

A rule proposed by the Texas Insurance Department would bar insurers from using a person's credit hi

With bid packages sent out to contractors last week, the final countdown to Oakland's long-awaited,

The Port of Los Angeles will expedite an important dredging project by paying all the costs on its o

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General Electric Co. intends to focus its China investment on the northern industrial center and Por

The North American Free Trade Agreement is "killing, not creating" U.S. jobs, a report released Thur

"In spite of the tremendous diversity of our cultures, political systems and stages of development o

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Consolidated Rail Corp. said Wednesday it would build an intermodal terminal in the Pittsburgh area

ICC ELECTS MORGAN AS VICE CHAIRMANWASHINGTON - Interstate Commerce Commissioner Lind

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