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WORLD BANK OKS LOAN FOR ZAMBIAN REFORMSWASHINGTON - The World Bank has approved a $1

Nuclear Regulatory Commission staff members said that alleged design flaws at the Susquehanna Steam

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Demand for low-sulfur coal from Wyoming's Powder River Basin appears to be growing as the date nears

In an effort to prevent smuggling of a group of birds that includes ostriches and emus, the U.S. Dep

Many foreign companies in China, tired of being victimized by a two-tier currency system, are refusi

On the eve of the trial, Duke Power Co. appears close to settling a 4-year- old legal fight with the

Analysts are comparing General Electric Capital Corp.'s potential takeover of Kemper Corp. with Prim

TIG EXPECTS TO PAY $33 MILLION IN QUAKETIG Holdings said that after collecting on its reinsu

Tokio Marine & Fire Insurance Co. will be the second foreign insurer licensed to underwrite business

A congressional subcommittee chaired by Rep. Al Swift, D-Wash., later this week will examine the Cli

The House Labor and Industry Committee in Kentucky went back to the drawing board on workers compens

A survey of 1993's 600 disasters conducted by Munich Re Corp. found the insurance industry ending th

The sugar industry here formally opened a forward-delivery market Tuesday as the first step toward a

The head of one of the largest U.S. mining companies says his company is actively seeking investment

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LOWER BALSAM SUPPLY BOOSTS PRICE 25 CENTSBalsam, a resin from plants, is becoming ha

Mar. 15, 1994 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

Global beef exports are projected to fall in 1994 by 4.5 percent, to 4.27 million tons, a report rel

Economic reforms have opened up India's metals trade but the new price competition has injected unce

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

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Monday at 228.58 up 1.24 which compares wi

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The Navy's top civilian said that although he wants to make significant cuts in the Navy's current f

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MariTrend Inc., a Houston-based stevedoring company, has filed a Federal Maritime Commission complai

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The nation's freight consolidators told the Federal Maritime Commission that its proposal to curb th

Southern California cargo consolidator Direct Container Line reported a 20 percent growth in less-th

The new U.S. Customs' inspection company at Sea-Land Service Inc., trying to end a contentious contr

A nominee who could well tip the balance of power on the International TradeCommission was i

California's ports, which have transferred millions of dollars to their cities' general funds under

A survey of 500 shippers indicates that any growth for intermodal carriers will have to come from wi

The Customs Service may have gotten the landmark Customs Modernization Act passed last year over the

SEA CONTAINERS WANTS TO BUY ORIENT EXPRESSHAMILTON, Bermuda - Sea Containers Ltd. sa

An Indian government proposal to allow foreign investors to own 51 percent of the shares of Indian s

Russian international airline Aeroflot has stopped nonstop flights to the United States after U.S. a

One month after winning approval from the Mexican government to begin in-bond movements of trailers

A barge containing 310,000 gallons of a dangerous chemical tipped over in South Kearney, N.J., Tuesd