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PANEL URGES JAPAN TO REDUCE EMISSIONSTOKYO - An advisory panel urged the Japanese go

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Thursday June 16, 1994 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represent

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

In an attempt to stimulate stagnating foreign investment in Russia, President Boris Yeltsin has agre

An agreement to build a refinery in South Vietnam is expected to be signed early 1995, but the start

For a company that associates itself with the Indianapolis 500, the Baja 1000 and many of the other

In a move that competitors said they would not welcome, Evergreen Marine Corp. said it will build fi

The International Cocoa Organization's decision to form a committee to curtail production and increa

The Jomo gas station on Ikenohata Street in Tokyo's Nezu District is typical of the hundreds of pock

1315 (June 16, 1994) Previous day - 1321 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

The world's largest container producer, Hyundai Precision & Industry Co., is planning to diversify a

Two men allegedly involved in one of the largest cases of trucking-insurance fraud on record will of

The European Union is poised to strengthen its broadcasting rules that already limit non-European te

Despite a push for extra funding by Rep. Joseph P. Kennedy 2d this week, U.S. Export-Import Bank Cha

It has taken the New York Rangers 54 years to parade up Broadway with the Stanley Cup. Express couri

The Export-Import Bank will help finance the sale of six Boeing aircraft to Malaysian Airline System

The pollution control and power infrastructure sectors offer some of the best opportunities for U.S.

Ashland Oil Inc. has purchased a cargo of Russian crude oil and will process it, a company official

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To scrub or not to scrub - that's the question for most utilities in the Midwest and Eastern states

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Nine major Japanese banks will extend loans totaling US$2 billion to help finance Viacom Inc.'s bid

A key Republican leader Thursday listed five concerns that he had about Clinton administration effor

Mayor Tom Fink and executives with two big shipping companies he accuses of grossly overcharging to

JAPAN GIVES NOD TO NONLIFE BONDSTOKYO - The Finance Ministry will allow nonlife insu

Two years after the Long Island Rail Road managed to reverse its flagging freight fortunes, the carr

Rail intermodal traffic has set its second weekly volume record in the past three weeks, reaching 16

The U.S. dollar rose against the Japanese yen Thursday on Korean tensions and rumors, but the dollar

More than 100 vehicle plants in China will be consolidated into three ''globally competitive" giants

OPEC ministers basked in the glow of the strongest oil prices in 12 months Thursday as they wrapped

Trade between Asia's two most populous countries, China and India, is expected to go up substantiall

Armenia plans to put foreign and domestic investment in the country on the same legal footing, a par

Israel expects huge trade gains with newly designated friendly nations as a result of its month-old

The Malaysian flag-carrier signed a deal to use MD-11 aircraft belonging to U.S.-based World Airways

The Puerto Rican government has reopened the bidding for the state shipping line Navieras de Puerto

Thursday, June 16, 1994 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

Germany will seek to implement measures aimed at promoting rail transport and reducing road traffic

Latin American leaders have aggressively affirmed their faith in free markets at a summit meeting he