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Wednesday, Sept. 28, 1994 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

Romania's ruling Social Democratic Party, the new name for the former Communists, has joined forces

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

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

Buoyed by rising commodity prices, strong trade partners and easier import conditions, Brazil's Augu

Anglers will be among the beneficiaries when a mile-long, 800-foot-wide channel is completed at Thur

The insurance implications of the sinking of the Estonia will only become clear when it is decided w

Eastern German industrial production fell 6.5 percent in July from June, but rose 9.4 percent from t

Coast Guard misinterpretations of the will of Congress are threatening to disrupt the flow of oil in

Domestic hog prices are expected to remain low for the rest of this year as livestock growers fatten

CHINA EXPECTED TO OK FOREIGN BANK BRANCHESTOKYO - China is likely to announce a deci

Despite a 37 percent boost in international revenue for Airborne Express in the second quarter to $7

Top transport officials from the United States and Canada on Tuesday announced the appointment of sp

How do you ship 500 queen bees? Very carefully. On average, workers who handle the bees are

Five Japanese commercial banks are putting up a US$50 million loan package for offshore oil developm

Preston Trucking Co. said it is accelerating transit times in its regional less-than-truckload netwo

Pierre Jeanniot, director-general of the International Air Transport Association, has warned the new

A House-Senate conference committee has backed legislation that will mean the end to U.S. tolls on t

The Asian Development Bank Tuesday approved a loan of $116 million for the Hunan Lingjintan Hydropow

Malaysian manufacturers expect output to grow 4.4 percent in July-December, compared with the preced

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Massive demand for electronics goods from the United States, Europe and Asia is giving Singapore's e

Bermuda's plans to amend its insurance regulations is a response to the rapid expansion of its insur

Asian gold demand this year may rise 6 percent to 12 percent, from 1993's 966 metric tons, according

U.S. sweetener users Tuesday threatened to lobby lawmakers to vote against a bill to implement the w

Foreign investment registrations in the reforming economies of Eastern Europe continued their upward

JAPAN'S WATER SHORTAGE LEADS TO RATIONINGTOKYO - Up to 15 million people in 40 prefe

Local shipowners here are seeking to work with counterparts in China to ensure a steady supply of tr

Dennis Busti, president of Reliance National Insurance Co., will be the featured speaker at the Conf

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The nation's third-largest waterfront for crude oil imports plans an offshore oil unloading system t

Tuesday, Sept. 27, 1994 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

A newly opened New York securities firm operating as a subsidiary of a Mexican development bank is l

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

Japan will seek a bigger quota for its exports of cars and vans to the European Union Thursday becau

At first glance, it looks more like a giant TV showroom. But no, it's the Tokyo Data Show, a

For years now, I've been a subscriber to the weekly Value Line Investment Survey. Once a quarter, Va

CHINA-US TALKS SET ON SANCTIONS, ARMSBEIJING - A top Chinese official will head to W