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The story "Israel, PLO Agree on Several Key Issues in Paris Trade Talks," which appearedon Page 3A o

Economics Minister Guenter Rexrodt said many German industrial sectors showed clear signs of recover

South Africa's monthly trade surplus more than doubled in March, as exports surged because of the de

Tsutomu Hata, expected to become Japan's next prime minister, pledged Friday that his coalition gove

The Massachusetts Port Authority was ripped by dissension last week after the agency's board of dire

Northern California's urban designers are finding ample business opportunities in Vietnam and China,

Pressure is mounting on House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jack Brooks, D- Texas, to free up legisla

The European Union is set to remove the last obstacles to a free-trade accord with Moscow this week,

Crusaders for a paperless society met in New York for four days last week, to demonstrate a thousand

An international consortium led by British consulting firm Trafalgar House on Monday was awarded a 2

The National Association of Manufacturers Funds will oppose higher shipping taxes to pay for the $1

Russia's minister of external economic relations, Oleg D. Davydov, lambasted Western nations for res

Vietnam's apparently enthusiastic response to its first U.S. trade fair has given U.S.-Vietnamese re

Friday, April 22, 1994 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

The U.S. textile and apparel industry may establish an export trading company to increase its sales

It's fast, it's efficient and it travels the world - it's express air freight and some of its bigges

Driven by bullish projections for continued strong economic growth in Asia, integrated air carriers

Miami International Airport has just passed John F. Kennedy International as the leading U.S. airpor

The Puerto Rico Senate will conduct a high-profile investigation into the sale of the state-owned sh

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Ford Motor Co., moving to streamline its global operations, announced a major realignment of its bus

President Clinton and Austrian Chancellor Franz Vranitzky reaffirmed friendly ties between their cou

REGIONAL BLOCS South Africa: Challenges and Opportunities. April 25. New York. Conta

In yet another diversion of harbor funds to city hall, the Port of Los Angeles this coming year will

Ice floes in eastern Lake Superior loosened enough last week to let big ships hauling taconite iron-

A modernization plan to make the Philippine textile sector more globally competitive is being drafte

Friday Apr. 22, 1994 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

Armed with a new start-up grant, trade advocates in Arizona are moving to put the state in the fast

Negotiations seeking an end to the Teamsters walkout against nine major less- than-truckload carrier

Aiming to increase speeds on the country's only diesel-powered, high-speed rail corridor, New York S

DUTCH STEELMAKER WINS CZECH EMISSION PACTAMSTERDAM, Netherlands - Dutch steel giant

Texas has opened an office exclusively dedicated to international insurance regulatory issues.

Stressed-out employees in California may turn to the Americans With Disabilities Act now that it's h

MET LIFE PAYS FLORIDA $4.25 MILLION IN FINESTALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Metropolitan Life In

U.S. natural gas consumption is expected to increase by 2.5 percent to 20.7 trillion cubic feet in 1

The Zurich Insurance Group reorganized its principal operating units with the launch of Zurich Centr

Germany posted a provisional trade surplus of 5.7 billion deutsche marks ($3.4 billion) in February,

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Thursday at 221.60 up 1.29 w

As of Apr. 22, 1994 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from s

Lower-priced Argentine and Brazilian soybeans are undercutting the United States' ability to compete