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Constitutional lawyers at Mexico's most important university are calling unconstitutional key provis

In the story "Offshore Textile Companies Object to AID Restrictions," which appeared on Page 3A Thur

A meeting in April to give the final seal of approval on new global trade rules established last Dec

LOSSES FORCE THYSSEN TO SLASH 1,250 JOBSBONN, Germany - German steelmaker Thyssen St

The 1980s unleashed a "go global" campaign in the United States and many other countries. Th

People fought in supermarkets and scrambled to fill shopping carts while clerks raced to double pric

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

A senior Jordanian official has made an official visit to Iraq to discuss how to expand economic coo

The demand for new medical devices and technology is growing faster in Asia's developing countries t

Importer Derek Goodwin is telling Canadian ranchers to try raising ostriches instead of cattle.<

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U.S. bank loan exposure to nations and multilateral organizations rose to $208.057 billion in the th

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TAIWAN GRANTS VIETNAM $10 MILLION LOANTAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwan agreed to lend US$10 million t

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

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

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

In a judgment praised by business interests, the Texas Supreme Court has ruled that the family of a

Some 900 dockers at the Port of Montreal will hold a special general meeting Wednesday to review the

The Trans-Atlantic Agreement, the 15-member North Atlantic shipping conference, will have six to eig

NEW RULES PROPOSED FOR SMALL VESSELSWASHINGTON - The Coast Guard has proposed regula

The following product classifications refer to the first two digits of HS tariff codes as published

The president of a union for unlicensed seafarers has denounced union dissidents "who file unfounded

Dissatisfaction with profit levels will bring major changes in the near future at Aetna Life & Casua

A People item on Page 7A Jan. 14 should have referred to Willis Faber North America Inc. as a reinsu

The Agriculture Department wants to overhaul crop insurance to bring more farmers in and encourage C

WORKERS COMP RATES PLUNGE 10.2 PERCENT IN MASS.BOSTON - State regulators hit the ins

A former fugitive who masterminded an illegal billing scheme to bilk insurance companies of $50 mill

The health insurance industry is returning to the airwaves with a new $1.3 million campaign attackin

The California Supreme Court left intact a lower-court ruling that insurers have no duty to defend a

Mississippi could be headed for its first serious campaign for state insurance commissioner in nearl

Forget that "Buy American" stuff. For mutual fund investors, the place to be this year is ov

Dutch publisher VNU said it agreed to buy the owner of Billboard magazine and the Hollywood Reporter

CHIQUITA GIVES RUSSIA 10 MILLION BANANASCINCINNATI - Chiquita Brands International I

A Hong Kong investment group at the center of a political row last year says the company still has c

The static of mixed signals pouring out of Washington in regard to China is beginning to have a psyc

ALGERIA RELAXES BAN ON CONSUMER IMPORTSALGIERS, Algeria - Algeria lifted a ban on the import

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