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

A reconnaissance tour last week rekindled interest among American insurance companies in China's pot

Japan's world-leading shipbuilding industry saw profit for the year to March 31 mostly sink as margi

Executives in some of China's state-owned companies may soon discover the delights - and drawbacks -

U.S. and Mexican companies here expect increased imports from the United States because of the North

The Department of Agriculture is increasing the number of federal food and fruit inspectors at Canad

MARINE TERMINALS CORP. (San Francisco) - Jeffrey Burgin was named Southern California operations man

Joint owners BMW of Germany and Rolls-Royce PLC of Britain Tuesday dedicated a test stand for jet en

Radix Group International has signed an agency agreement with Vietrans, the largest official cargo a

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Friday at 230.88 up 1.27 whi

May 31, 1994 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.

SEOUL WANTS TO KEEP EU TARIFF PREFERENCESEOUL, South Korea - South Korea said on Tuesday it

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NAIC SEEKS POWER ON INSURANCE TRANSFERSState insurance regulators said they, not the federal

The fierce competition between the old rival ports Hamburg and Bremen/ Bremerhaven has seen a new tw

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development and the association of French shipowners a

Russia will ease curbs on foreign banks by June 8 and its central bank and government have been orde

China's powerful new state development bank, modeled after the World Bank, will assume responsibilit

Due to chronically soaring prices and limited formal credit, Brazilians are probably the only people

The insurance industry here has developed faster than expected over the past eight years, but poor e

The Whitman administration appears close to reaching an agreement with New Jersey insurers that woul

Coastal Corp. said Friday that it has agreed to sell its 23.3 percent stake in five producing oil an

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Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Co. has completed the sale of its Dublin and Cresson lines in Te

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An advisory panel to the Japanese Education Ministry's Agency for Cultural Affairs decided not to am

An 11.2 percent rise in imports resulted in Jamaica's merchandise trade deficit widening to US$140.3

Five maritime unions said they will support congressional efforts to lift the ban on exporting Alask

OLDWICK, N.J. - A.M. Best Co. left the "A-" ratings for Cigna Corp.'s property/casualty operations a

Two U.S.-based charter brokers, Commonwealth Shipping Ltd. and North American Chartering Corp., are

USAfrica Airways plans to begin the first service by a U.S. airline to sub- Saharan Africa in a deca

Canada's point man on international trade Tuesday sounded the alarm once more that U.S. trade policy

The Warsaw stock exchange is seeking membership of an international federation and planning to incre

Environmental groups are focusing on a new option for dredge disposal in the wake of concerns expres

Warring Teamsters union factions battling over the future of four area conferences agreed to postpon

JAL LOSS NARROWS; ANA SINKS INTO REDTOKYO - Japan Airlines Co., Japan's largest airl

Russia has granted limited export tax concessions to joint oil ventures operating in the Russian Fed

The Interstate Commerce Commission has ruled unanimously that the absence of a misplaced document ca