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Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport plans to question whether a decision by Federal Express Corp

Officials of the Trans-Atlantic Agreement will propose changes this week to the group's controversia

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

RUSSIA TOUGHEST PLACE FOR BUSINESS - SURVEYLONDON - Russia ranks as the most difficu

The Department of Insurance Friday sued the men who used to run Kentucky Central Life Insurance Co.,

How high ocean shipping rates increased in 1993 was the major complaint among shippers - and how the

STATOIL, NESTE TO MERGE PETROCHEMICAL UNITSSTAVANGER, Norway - Statoil and Neste on

AFRICAN, IMF LEADERS DISCUSS CURRENCY VALUEDAKAR, Senegal - Representatives of 14 Af

Oakland International Airport officials are anxiously awaiting the release of an environmental impac

Germany posted a 5.0 billion-deutsche-mark (US$2.89 billion) capital account deficit in November, co

The surplus deliverability that has been the bane of the natural gas industry for the past decade ap

Monday Jan. 10, 1994 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

The Supreme Court on Monday declined review of a lower court's refusal to force the United States to

Last fall, a major drug company here introduced a new drug to combat a skin disease. Within a month,

Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway has completed the previously announced sale of its Newton, Kan

The California Department of Fish and Game has decided to reopen a section of the Sacramento River c

Global air freight traffic in November rose 8 percent compared with the same month in 1992, accordin

After three years of quiet and sporadic negotiations, New York waterfront management and labor reach

Europe enters a new financial era this week with the inaugural - if largely symbolic - meeting of th

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A group of the nation's largest property and casualty insurance companies have decided they'd prefer

The Coast Guard and private contractors have gained the upper hand on an oil spill that stained San

Despite an interest bill that is growing by $1,400 a day, city officials said they will not decide w

The start of the North American Free Trade Agreement has done little to raise the economic spirits o

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

OPEC BASKET PRICE INCREASES TO $13.32LONDON - The price of OPEC's basket of seven cr

CHINA THREATENS APPEAL OF US CUTS TO TRIBUNALBEIJING - China trade ministry official

Nickel producers in Australia and Japan can expect some relief as makers of stainless steel resume b

As of Jan. 10, 1994 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained

BOEING, PARTNERS PROCEED ON WORLD'S BIGGEST JETNEW YORK - Boeing Co. and four Europe

Heavy-truck makers left the recession in the dust in 1993 as the industry posted its best sales mark

PRATT & WHITNEY MAY RESUME LAYOFFSEAST HARTFORD, Conn. - Pratt & Whitney is expected

An attempt to create a Baltimore-like waterfront in Long Beach has changed. Gone is the vision of cl

The South Korean government is worried about possible wide monthly fluctuations in domestic demand f

Representatives of the cattle industry head into this year's National Western Stock Show with some o

International Petroleum Exchange Jan. 10, 1994Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

Trade unions on Monday protested a government committee's recommendation that private insurers - bot

Crude oil prices, which have bounced off five-year lows recently, may soon resume a downward trend,

EXEL REPORTS GROWTH IN OPERATING INCOMEHAMILTON, Bermuda - Excess liability insurer