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Jean-Bertrand Aristide's government, restored under protection of U.S. arms, is seeking another help

Today's high level of world civilization is fundamentally a result of the development of the natural

It may have been Rebecca Mark's childhood on the family farm in Missouri that planted the seeds for

CHOICE OF BANKER RYAN TO RUN PRUDENTIAL HAILEDNEW YORK - Hiring a banker to run Prud

Just four years ago, when railroads and many truckers were fighting over thegut issue of whe

Call it outsourcing. Call it third-party logistics. Call it logistics management. But by whatever na

Poor infrastructure in parts of the world remain the biggest obstacle to trucking companies unable t

French final consumer prices rose 0.3 percent in September from August and 1.6 percent from Septembe

Senior IMF officials have criticized the Russian government for not doing enough to fight inflation

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Six years after scrapping central planning, Myanmar has started a broad policy of privatization that

Friday Oct. 21, 1994 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

Why do some independent power projects succeed while others fail? Success can depend on fact

Lloyd's agents said Friday they planned to appeal the decision given on the largest case in English

The most important thing for farmers to know about the crop insurance reform act of 1994 is that the

Toxic-waste sites on the Superfund program's National Priorities List could ultimately cost insurers

1855 (Oct. 21, 1994) Previous day - 1851 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

FRANCE STILL HOLDS OUT ON SHIPBUILDING PACTBRUSSELS - The European Union has failed

ASHLAND COAL REPORTS $10.2 MILLION PROFITHUNTINGTON, W.Va. - Ashland Coal Inc. repor

Credit-starved small and medium-sized businesses may have to wait for the evolution of Mexico's fina

U.S. and North Korean negotiators signed a landmark accord Friday aimed at ending nuclear tensions o

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IRAN SAID TO CONDUCT NO NUCLEAR ACTIVITYMANAMA, Bahrain - For almost two years, there has be

NONPERMANENT MEMBERS ELECTED TO UN COUNCILGermany, Italy, Botswana, Honduras and Indonesia w

Oct. 21, 1994 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

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

As of Oct. 21, 1994 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from s

The lame-duck Port Everglades Authority commission is going out with a bang by possibly chasing away

The Port of Houston does not expect to receive any federal disaster-relieffunds despite deva

Dockworkers agreed to halt a work slowdown at the Port of Buenos Aires as they intensify labor negot

The successor plan to the embattled, 2-year-old rate-setting agreement among North Atlantic shipping

China plans to launch two more satellites this year and is setting up a research center for work on

A landmark study on truck driver fatigue, one of the leading causes of highway accidents, should be

U.K. gross domestic product rose by a real, seasonally adjusted 0.7 percent in the third quarter of

In an early sign that predictions for a busy apple export season will come true, the Port of Seattle

RUSSIA SAYS DEMAND KEY TO ALUMINUM DEALBONN, Germany - An extension of the 1994 Memo

Spurred by an increase in consumption, international trade in forest products including softwood, ha

As President Clinton responded to Saddam Hussein's placement of troops on the Kuwaiti border in Octo

"Just-in-time" continues to play an increasing role in manufacturing, particularly with inbound tran