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Florida's two largest utilities are leading an industry effort to avoid the sizable cost of replacin

Two major South Korean carmakers, aiming to cut production costs and improve competitiveness, said o

U.S. businesses in Thailand fear they will lose special advantages if the government amends its labo

Asean ministers Monday renewed attacks on the West for trying to link workers' rights with trade, sa

India's Communications Minister Sukh Ram over the weekend officially broke the state's monopoly in p

Despite a media spotlight on detention conditions, 18 Romanian stowaways remained in shackles Monday

A new entrant may join the trans-Atlantic trades later this summer if sufficient backing for a servi

Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. has reversed plans to operate a second Atlantic route for only a few month

India's official wholesale price index for all commodities during the week of April 24-30 rose 10.97

Denmark's unemployment stood at an average 12.6 percent, or 353,440 people,from April 1, 199

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday ruled that a tariff no longer in effect at the Interstate Commerce

U.S. industries churned out more goods in April for an eleventh consecutive month as they continued

The Canadian government has reacted sharply to an apparent threat by U.S. tobacco giant Philip Morri

One of four eastern Caribbean nations attacked by environmentalists for supporting commercial whalin

US, JAPAN TO OPEN TRADE TALKS THURSDAYWASHINGTON - The United States and Japan will

The world comes to Denver next month, and it's a world looking for oil, gas, money and technology.

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The publishers of Penthouse are targeting the growing Asian market, especially China, not only for t

Insurance companies are bluffing when they threaten to raise rates or pull out of Georgia because of

A ruling that voids reinsurance contracts with the defunct Union Indemnity Insurance Co. because of

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The U.S. dollar was mixed Monday in a slow and steady market which expected the Federal Reserve to r

JAPAN'S TOKYO ELECTRIC TO CUT LNG PURCHASESTOKYO - Japan's Tokyo Electric Power Co.

CANADA OKS PIPELINE IN BRITISH COLUMBIAWINNIPEG, Manitoba - Canada's National Energy Board h

Over the past couple of weeks, I have attended four energy conferences in Houston. Not surprisingly,

The Dominican Republic has asked to be the permanent headquarters for the Association of Caribbean S

NATWEST, WHEELOCK FORM MERCHANT BANKHONG KONG - Hong Kong-based Wheelock and Co. and

Michigan banks couldn't sell insurance under a bill that cleared the state's House of Representative

Combine an aging - and often inefficient - sawmill industry in Japan, fewer forestry workers, the st

The value of wooden household furniture exports rocketed ahead by 145 percent to $566 million over t

A New York appellate court upheld a state Supreme Court ruling and ified contracts between s

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The Customs Modernization Act will likely dominate discussions at this week's annual convention of t

Last-minute discount offers by ocean carriers on footwear and sporting goods have prompted a flurry

The Russian government this month is selling 23.5 percent of an $800 million river and coastal shipp

Dubai, the Persian Gulf's leading freight gateway for North America and other international trade wi

A federal group that held hearings to air problems in the dredging approval process will soon begin

The winning $40 million bid by RailTex Inc. of San Antonio to acquire Central Vermont Railway from C