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Malaysia's real gross domestic product grew an annualized 8.5 percent in the January-March period, c

The European Union and a prominent U.N. agency are engaged in initiatives to liberalize and improve

Air Express International, seeking to strengthen its global network, has bought two freight forwarde

The share of container traffic transported between European ports and inland destinations by rail co

LA AGENCY, BUS UNION FORGE TENTATIVE DEALLOS ANGELES - Commuters in the Los Angeles

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France's unemployment rate in June stood at a seasonally adjusted 12.6 percent, compared to a unrevi

A Hong Kong consortium plans to work with three Southern Chinese provincial governments to build Sou

HAITI'S DE FACTO LEADER DECLARES STATE OF SIEGEPORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti - Haiti's milit

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

In 1992, South Florida's trade with nine of its 10 largest trading partners grew by double-digit rat

China reported Monday that over half of the cotton reaching textile mills in one province was contam

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The Italian company Iveco, the truck division of the Fiat group, has made a bid for the Egyptian sta

Publicly identifying ships that are allegedly deficient may prove counterproductive unless accompani

The United States and Japan put the emphasis Monday on dialogue andconciliation after anothe

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Nippon Cargo Airlines will take over cargo sales and marketing for All Nippon Airways' flights from

Britain's surging export performance in recent years is largely the result of the sharp fall of the

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The U.S. dollar moved lower again vs. major currencies midday Monday on continuing negative sentimen

The Clinton administration Monday announced a "preliminary" deal settling a long-running wheat trade

The early stages of Quebec's crucial election campaign have been marked by a rather astonishing cont

The United Arab Emirates Monday imposed a unified 4 percent customs tariff as a prelude to unified P

Hundreds of hoodlums looted shops and chased police with machetes in Lagos on Monday. The ri

China may need to import up to 1 million metric tons of long-grain rice to offset losses caused by f

Minnesota Mutual just got a new chief executive: Robert Senkler, 41, a 20- year company veteran who

Panama should avoid turning the Panama Canal into a profit-making venture when it takes control of t

With its network straining under the weight of traffic surges 21 percent ahead of 1993,Consolidated

The Clinton administration's decision to use U.S. troops to secure the airport in the capital city o

AKRON BARBERTON CLUSTER RAILWAY (Akron, Ohio) - William E. Frey was named president of this new term

The strike by 1,100 members of the United Transportation Union against the Soo Line Railroad unit of

Vietnam Railways plans to upgrade its services to attract more foreign tourists and is negotiating w

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The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York and other sources, are selling r

Canadian business circles are taking aim at what they say are "restrictive" elements in a draft of t

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