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Five European countries are backing an emergency barge-scrapping program in a last-ditch effort to b

Anticipated payments for breast-implant litigation resulted in a $160.6 million third-quarter operat

PANEL BEGINS TALKS ON MITI GOALS FOR '95TOKYO - The Industrial Structure Council, an

China is maintaining its hard-line stance on rejoining the world's trade body, but it appears resign

Foreign companies will get a chance to bid individually or in consortium for work on a mass rapid tr

The state transportation board approved about $4 million in emergency contracts last week for repair

TRANSIT WORKERS STRIKE LOS ANGELES AUTHORITYThousands of workers for the Los Angeles Metropo

FLEMING RE-ELECTED BMWE PRESIDENTDETROIT - Delegates to the Brotherhood of Maintenan

CHINA PLANS TO BUILD 2 MORE NUCLEAR PLANTSBEIJING - China plans to build two more nu

Twenty-six oil workers were injured in a massive blast that rocked a refinery Sunday at the Texaco p

NEW FORUM DISCUSSING ASIA-PACIFIC SECURITYBANGKOK, Thailand - The United States, Chi

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Friday at 233.08 up 0.81 whi

In a setback to the Clinton administration, lawmakers Monday killed a bill that would have given reg

The Federal Maritime Commission Monday unveiled a proposal calling for new or increased user charges

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Consolidated Rail Corp. hopes to have its lightly used Beasley Point secondary line reopened today f

(1) DAILY INDEX Annual Smoothed percent +17.177/19 104.87/20 105.17/21

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

The U.S. dollar declined Monday amid continuing concern about Japan's large trade surplus with the U

The Philippines will lodge a formal protest with the United States againstplans to change th

"These days our country is collapsing into itself . . . We cannot say we have democracy here. No dem

The Dutch balance of trade was up by 1.6 billion ($893.9 million) guilders in the first quarter of t

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Informal weekend talks between the United States and Japan on a range of trade issues don't seem to

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

New Orleans should concentrate its trade-promotion drive on three important parts of Latin America i

The United States and Canada appear ready to announce a "gentlemen's agreement" on how much salmon c

Officials said Jiangsu Provincial Silk Import & Export Co., China's largest silk trader, has been re

1437 (July 25, 1994) Previous day - 1436 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

Nigeria's major ports are becoming congested, making it difficult for incoming ships tounload, becau

Cargo moving across the four ship berths at the Port of Georgetown jumped 21 percent in 1993 while e

Plans are under way to build a deep-water transshipment container terminal in the Bahamas. H

India's $500 million ball bearing industry hopes to improve sales and profit in the year starting Ap

Cooper/T. Smith, a stevedoring company with operations in 28 U.S. ports, is now providing independen

Netherlands Airport Consultancy Co. has been tapped to design the expansion of Southern China's Shen

The privatization of the shipping line Navieras de Puerto Rico has entered a new phase with four bid

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