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June 20, 1994 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

COFFEE FUTURES TAKE SURPRISINGLY SHARP DIPNEW YORK - Coffee futures sank in choppy t

$1 TRILLION SEEN NEEDED FOR ASIA INFRASTRUCTUREKUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - A trillion dollars w

It's easy to see why Le Havre is popular with Romanian stowaways. A quick tour of the Atlant

COMPAGNIE MARITIME D'AFFRETEMENT (USA) INC. (New York) - Louis Carlucci, formerly vice president of

The Port of Los Angeles budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1 includes $343.6 million in capit

The Louisiana Insurance Rating Commission will hold a special meeting this week to find new coverage

FARRELL LINES INC. (New York) - Peter Lowman was named country manager for Greece in addition to his

Mircea Cosea, Romania's point man on economic reform, is facing growing popular discontent as he tri

The Title XI shipbuilding loan guarantee program will be amended this summer to make clear there wil

The House and Senate could hold a conference as early as this week on an airport funding measure aft

Labor lobbyists and members of the Interstate Commerce Commission, stung by the House vote to close

Australia's export price index fell 1.2 percent in April from March to 89.8 points, the government a

The United States, the European Union and Japan held confidential talks here late last week to build

Understanding Telecommunications Technologies for Non-Engineers. July 12-13. San Francisco Hilton Ho

CHINA LASHING OUT AT COPYRIGHT CRITICSBEIJING - Rebuffing U.S. pressure, China said

A sharp drop in foreign direct investment in the Czech Republic has provoked a rash of finger-pointi

The China Foreign Exchange Center plans to begin forward trading of foreign currency by the end of t

Two years after the former French Socialist government voted to approve a historic law reforming the

* May 5, 1965: North Korea sets up nuclear research facility at Yongbyon, 60 miles north of Pyongyan

The 26 percent annual decline in Russia's industrial output in the first half of this year has been

General Mills Inc., the country's second-largest cereal maker, said it voluntarily stopped shipping

Mexico is taking steps to combat growing fraud by Nigerian "phantom businesses" alleged to be preyin

Various government agencies in Taiwan met to discuss ways to accelerate the country's entry into the

AFTER 8 YEARS, COKE RETURNS TO SOUTH AFRICAJOHANNESBURG, South Africa - Coca-Cola Co. said i

Representatives of the U.S. auto industry urged South Korea on Friday to step up efforts to remove b

Industrial output and investments in Hungary grew in the first quarter, while the gap between export

GLOSSARY AR: American Tanker RateSchedule RevisedRS: American Tanker Rate Schedule

The partial ban on oil imports, centralized oil prices and suspension of futures trading recently en

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Florida Power Corp. and Georgia Power Co. have signed an agreement designed to benefit the customers

Friday June 17, 1994 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

The so-called "eco-business" market is growing at an annual rate of 8 percent and likely will genera

For the week ended June 11, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

Philippine Airlines is facing mounting staff, management and competitive woes. A brief labor

Small packages are Federal Express Corp.'s specialty, but the carrier also handles some really big o

China would be the pivotal player if tough U.N. sanctions are imposed on North Korea, business execu

The Insurance Services Office unveiled a national building evaluation program designed to grade the

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