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A month after the North American Free Trade Agreement has moved from dream to reality, determining t

The eighth time the pilot of the towboat involved in Amtrak's deadliest wreck took the Coast Guard l

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WORLD COURT FAVORS CHAD IN BORDER DISPUTETHE HAGUE, Netherlands - The International

REGIONAL BLOCS Connecticut Foreign Trade Association Monthly Luncheon. Feb. 10. Norwalk, Con

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The bazaars, fairs and marketplaces of older civilizations have a modern-day equivalent in the food

Polish Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak pleaded for improved access to European Union markets to bolst

MG Corp. has named its chief financial officer, Steve R. Beckett, to act as head of MG Refining and

You could have doubled your money during the past 12 months if you'd invested it in Hong Kong.

COMMERCE: JAPAN, BRAZIL DUMPING STEEL WIRE RODWASHINGTON - Japanese and Brazilian su

The bid to privatize Navieras de Puerto Rico, put together by a local steamship executive and 200 em

The Canadian government over the weekend stepped up its pressure on British Columbia longshoremen an

American Express credit cards will be used in Vietnam for the first time under an agreement the U.S.

AIG FINED $100,000; LARGEST LEVIED BY NMSANTA FE, N.M. - The state insurance departm

The U.S. dollar will rise against the deutsche mark this week and fall against the Japanese yen, cur

U.S. companies with representative offices open or licensed to open inVietnam; type of busin

Upgrading the transport infrastructure of Vietnam should be a top priority by the Hanoi government a

Checking in at a remote trading post in Alaska, Gary Wilken wheels his freight through snow blasting

The North American Free Trade Agreement offers Nova Corp., one of Canada's biggest energy companies,

BRITISH COAL TO CUT UP TO 3,000 MORE JOBSLONDON - British Coal said Friday it would

A severe U.S. winter and stormy seas in Europe that shut loading terminals have combined to push oil

Soaring demand in China for computers to manage the country's booming economy and revamp of industry

Attorneys for the state's coal industry have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to consider overturning a

Indonesia, facing widening strikes and the threat of U.S. action over its labor record, said Friday

As an American doing business in Mexico, Guy Weisenburger sees how competitive pressures are buildin

Major Asian coffee producers are divided over an ambitious Indonesian plan to goad them into withhol

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Names at Lloyd's of London will be able to underwrite premiums of UK10.9 billion ($16.4 billion) thi

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Feb. 4, 1994 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.

Nigeria's Warri refinery in the south, the second largest in the country, is not receiving enough cr

South Korea's domestic demand for petroleum products is expected to grow 9.9 percent in 1994 from a

Senior Central European trade officials Friday signed a declaration to speed up trade liberalization

U.S. Trade Representative Mickey Kantor maintained a tough line Friday and threatened "other options

Terra Industries Inc., a leading producer and distributor of fertilizer, seed and farm chemicals, sa

The FBI used a North Carolina front company to aid its probe of a California firm accused of misappr

European zinc producers have agreed to reduce surplus capacity by more than 10 percent, a European U