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The six ambassadors to the United States from the Association of Southeast Asian Nations are searchi

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EC APPROVES NEW AID TO GERMAN REFINERYBRUSSELS - The European Commission Wednesday s

The yen's latest flirtation with record highs is unlikely to stifle Japan's nascent economic recover

Russian officials flew to the northern region of Komi Wednesday racing to plug an oil leak that U.S.

A threefold increase in drug testing in U.S. companies will help reduce accidents in the workplace,

The "Risk Retention Reporter" reports in its October issue that seven new purchasing groups were add

SWISS CHEMICAL EXPORTS INCREASE BY 4.5 PERCENTGENEVA - Swiss exports of chemicals ro

Last week's one-day walkout by workers at the Port of Cape Town - staged in support of striking truc

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ISRAEL'S BANK LEUMI IS LEAVING PHILADELPHIAPHILADELPHIA - The only international ban

India will offer tax breaks and real estate development opportunities to highway builders in a new r

The country's newest stock exchange plans to launch screen-based equities trading Nov. 3 and that's

India's economic reforms, launched more than three years ago, are far from complete and much more ne

Independent petroleum marketers are still struggling for profits against increasingly costly regulat

As of Oct. 26, 1994 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from s

"Collecting the Port: Recent Acquisitions of the South Street Seaport Museum." Through Oct. 30. New

South Korea's air, rail, bridge, petrochemical and highway systems over the last 12 monthshave suffe

The Interstate Commerce Commission called for reductions in its roles and functions Wednesday in an

With less than a year to go before the opening, the marketing drive to attract shipping lines to an

Journal of Commerce Transportation Table. Oct. 28. Alan Roth, chief of staff of the House,Energy and

Former Virginia Gov. Gerald Baliles has agreed to try to jump-start the stalled negotiations between

Southern Pacific Rail Corp. is joining the fight over the proposed Burlington Northern Railroad merg

A state proposal to assess a surcharge on container traffic as part of a compromise double-stack rai

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Oct. 26, 1994 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

Houston companies are poised on the brink of an explosion in trade with 10 developing countries that

Cuba, engaged in a cautious process of economic reform, took a further step toward lifting the state

A European Union official said Wednesday the EU is in the final stages of weighing changes to its co

KOHL'S COALITION EYES LIMITS ON BANK POWERBONN, Germany - Chancellor Helmut Kohl's c

As dehydrators around Fresno churn at full capacity to salvage raisins harmed by late-season rains,

The USDA projected that world cocoa production and consumption would be in balance in 1994-95 (Octob

Australia will further cut trade barriers and shed economic ties to Europe as it embraces the Asian

The National Industrial Transportation League doesn't like anything about the Federal Maritime Commi

New Zealand reacted with anger and surprise Wednesday to Australia's decision to freeze plans for a

The U.S. International Trade Commission confirmed Wednesday that a 376.67 percent anti-dumping duty

Amtrak is throwing roses instead of rocks at freight railroads this week for their on-time handling

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