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For centuries, Poland has lived with invasions from land-grabbing neighbors. Now it is wrestling wit

Canadian Pacific Ltd. reported higher third-quarter net income than a year earlier, though results f

The Societe Nationale des Chemins de Fer Francais (SNCF), France's national railway, reports freight

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PAKISTAN THROWS OPEN TEXTILE, APPAREL MARKETSThe Pakistani Cabinet has approved a sweeping d

In another small move toward a market economy, Cuban variety stores popularly referred to as "los te

NATURAL GAS CLEARINGHOUSE Natural Gas Clearinghouse - Posted prices for Nov. 1994 (s

The Greek government Tuesday postponed plans to sell 25 percent of the state Hellenic Telecom, admit

Exports of raw sugar should hit a record 3.7 million metric tons in 1994-95 at a time when the outlo

China will return to the rubber market soon, but sellers will have to be warybecause Chinese

After spending thousands of taxpayer dollars and after months of political bickering, the effort to

At West Point, female Army cadets are complaining about football players purposely brushing against

USG Corp. won the second round of its court fight with the insurance industry over an estimated $600

The New Jersey Insurance Department passed its first review toward accreditation by theNational Asso

France is expected to do what it can to delay until 1998 further European Union deregulation of the

A bottle of scotch can still be shipped from Britain to Asia for less than the cost of a European po

While bulk shipments and log exports at the Port of Longview, Wash., likely will decline slightly ne

The U.S. Small Business Administration's international trade loan programs chalked up gains of nearl

In a country noted for efficiency and high-quality goods and services, Deutsche Telekom, Germany's s

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Only weeks into an all-out effort to combat inflation, the Iranian Parliament approved a bill Tuesda

The U.S. government hopes American companies will get a bigger slice of a $1.3 billion telecommunica

Crystal Oil Co. said it has a definitive agreement to sell nearly all of its U.S. oil and gas proper

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,100-$1,150per ton lots &

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Monday at 233.01 off 1.15 wh

The Osaka District Court has dismissed a lawsuit by a Japanese shipping company demanding compensati

The Port of Tacoma is looking ahead to gains in 1995, after a down year in terms of cargo containers

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Japan's Finance Ministry is considering adopting U.S. methods to hedge risks on typhoon and other ca

Representatives from the maritime and industry sectors in the Great Lakes/St. Lawrence Seaway system

RUPTURED TANKER LEAKS PALM OIL OFF MALAYSIAKUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - Maritime officia

A U.S.-led effort to rebuild Haiti is gaining momentum, U.S. officials said Tuesday. The Age

China will ask for international bids on six large hydro-turbine generator units to handle a water-c

JAPANESE FIRM OKS LOAN FOR METHANOL PROJECTNEW YORK - Japan's Nissho Iwai Corp. has

The European Union refused Tuesday to remove quotas on imports of steel from the Czech Republic and

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Brazil's 1995-96 frost-stricken coffee crop could be cut by a further 2 million 60-kilogram bags due

NISSAN MEXICANA WILL EXPAND ROLENissan Motor Co. plans to transfer all business operations f

ITALIAN FLOODS CAUSE MASSIVE FARM DAMAGEMILAN, Italy - Massive agriculture damage ha

Brazilian soybean sowings reached 11 percent of expected total area as of Thursday, down only one pe