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The integration of the European Union's telecommunications systems will be a market-driven process w

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Beginning May 1, Japan will further relax rules that have prevented large stores from effectively co

Apr. 7, 1994 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.

POLISH PARLIAMENT FAILS TO OVERRIDE WAGE VETOWARSAW, Poland - In a defeat for Poland

Four members of a South American trade bloc agreed to readmit the fifth member, Peru, during talks t

Third World nations will average 4.8 percent annual economic growth over the next 10 years, a sizabl

Chinese government officials will try to interest U.S. investors in about 800 state projects ranging

An Irish national has been charged with conspiring to ship to Iran four pairs of U.S.-made night-vis

The chairman of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee has summoned Clinton administratio

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural ServiceAgric

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

Chinese oil product buyers are gradually returning to the international market, but the buying inter

State-owned British Coal has ended a chapter of Britain's industrial past by closing the last remain

Foreign or free-trade zones are secured areas legally outside the jurisdiction of U.S. Customs.<

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

OPEC crude oil output fell marginally in March to 24.95 million barrels a day, 0.8 percent lower tha

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

Beijing Peony Electronic Group has its television sets in millions of Chinese homes and its Peony br

WORKERS MAY STRIKE AT AUSTRALIA REFINERYCANBERRA, Australia - A strike at Caltex Aus

The oversupply on the international oil market could worsen during the second quarter of this year a

China's exports of silk apparel may enjoy success this year, but sales of raw silk and piece goods a

In the mid-1980s, the Oxford, Ohio, plant of the Square D Co. was nearing its 90th birthdayand expor

The European Union should seek ways to provide a "critical mass" of subsidies to help its money-losi

CUTLERY Cutlery. Contact: Dieter Boek Import-Export AG, Oerather Weg 16, W-5140 Erkelenz, Ge

Top advisers to President Clinton are recommending that he take the unprecedented step of imposing t

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AT&T FORMS SUBSIDIARY TO OFFER GLOBAL SERVICESAmerican Telephone & Telegraph Co. said it for

Natural catastrophes and accidents in 1993 caused insured damage worth $11.6 billion worldwide, less

Although a competitor has abandoned the approach, Continental Insurance believes that midsized manuf

Congress shouldn't wait for the 1995 Farm Bill before examining whether to revamp crop insurance pro

KEMPER NATIONAL INSURANCE COS. (Long Grove, Ill.) - Thomas F. Fenner has been appointed field office

3,000 DRIVERS IN TEXAS BOUGHT FAKE INSURANCEDALLAS - About 3,000 drivers in Dallas a

As expected, Property Claims Services, of Rahway, N.J., on Thursday revised its estimate of insured

The World Bank has granted Algeria a $110 million loan, and Belgium has granted the country a 900 mi

One dozen of the nation's top 30 commercial line firms are writing less property and casualty busine

The hard bargaining required to hammer out the most sweeping and complex trade accord in history may

Western German industrial orders jumped 3.1 percent in February from January after that month's data

Asian coffee prices are rising on the back of a temporary regional shortage and solid Western demand

As of Apr. 7, 1994 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained