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NORTH AMERICA Bobbin Contexpo Show. March 23-25. Miami Beach, Fla. A unique U.S. sourcing ev

The European Commission's differences with the Trans-Atlantic Agreement are no longer so large that

Vice President Al Gore concluded a 55-hour goodwill trip to Bolivia, Argentina and Brazil early Tues

U.S. steel imports should continue strong this year, but exports probably will remain weak as domest

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Germany and France will join forces today in a last-minute effort to salvage a plan to admit four ne

The South Carolina Trucking Association appears to be halfway home in its effort to protect further

GORE, ARGENTINE LEADER TALK NAFTA EXPANSIONBUENOS AIRES, Argentina - U.S. Vice Presi

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Mar. 21, 1994 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

March 21, 1994 This table shows the vessels scheduled to call at U.S. coal terminals andthe

1152 (Mar. 21, 1994) Previous day - 1146 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

(1) DAILY INDEX Annual Smoothed percent +3.973/15 97.33/16 97.43/17

Monday Mar. 21, 1994 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

Big Rivers Electric Corp. faces a second lawsuit, this one from an Indiana coal company, over allege

Sales by Canadian retail stores rose 1.2 percent in January to a seasonally adjusted C$16.712 billio

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The United Transportation Union struck Buffalo & Pittsburgh Railroad Inc., claiming thecarrier's use

Just about the only thing stopping a thief from taking more than five minutes to break into a contai

Given the level of rancor between the U.S. and Japanese governments over access to Japan's markets,

China came under pressure from the European Union, Japan, and the United States here to dismantle ba

MCI International, of Washington, D.C., said it signed an agreement with 19 other international tele

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The top executives of the world's largest cellular telephone and computer software companies Monday

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Mar. 21, 1994 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

Spring is coming to the commodity world. Prices are blooming and investmentfunds leap happil

Mylan Laboratories Inc. has sought to ease investors' fears about itsfinancial outlook, sayi

Truckers, claiming they stand to lose millions of dollars annually in refunds due to new Internal Re

The Supreme Court will decide whether injured rail workers can sue a New York commuter line or if it

EMERY STARTS OPERATIONS IN HO CHI MINH CITYPALO ALTO, Calif. - Emery Worldwide announced Mon

The state-run Nigerian National Petroleum Corp. will not renew contract terms of all the 22 coastal

The U.S. dollar declined Monday, as market participants waited for the Federal Reserve to raise U.S.

In Wichita, Kan., Coastal Corp.'s petroleum refinery has been idle since spring because of the high

U.S. intransigence over the Jones Act helped scuttle last week's supposed final round of negotiation

RUSSIA GRAIN PURCHASER WON'T IMPORT IN 1994LONDON - Russia can do without grain impo

London Metal Exchange cash aluminum prices are forecast to recover from a trough of $51.70 cents a p

The Malaysian central bank says recent relaxation of investment guidelines will promote "more active

American President Lines Ltd. said Monday it will rehire a containership captain fired earlier this