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Failure by Japan's ruling coalition to agree on income tax cuts to boost the ailing economy by a Jan

Chinese authorities are slapping price controls back on grain and other staple foods after rumors of

Dec. 21, 1993 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

GERMAN POSTAL WORKERS WALK OFF THE JOBDUELMEN, Germany - Hundreds of postal workers walked o

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

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In an effort to help struggling shipyards and aircraft manufacturers, the Pentagon is ordering each

House members face a Jan. 7 deadline for submitting justifications for new highway and transit proje

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York, are selling rates among trading

As a consultant in Colombia two decades ago, Daniel Gelfman devised what he thought could be a flawl

Insurance Commissioner Tom Gallagher sounds like he plans to run for governor. But he won't say whet

NORTH AMERICA SAE: Ladies' & Children's Wear and Fashion Accessories. Jan. 7-10. Miami. Cont

Legislators investigating India's worst financial scandal said four foreign banks, including BankAme

Tired of backpedaling in the face of aggressive and nimble foes, the nation's railroads are abandoni

Treasury Secretary Lloyd Bentsen said he and Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan eat breakfast t

The Clinton administration will push for quick congressional action next year for implementing the U

A broad-based group of aviation interests said Tuesday the United States should use cargo as the sta

Low world oil prices could raise world oil dependence by consuming nations on Persian Gulf oil produ

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Aiming to meet rising demands of pear lovers, Snokist Growers has embarked on a $1.9 million expansi

Protesters here have claimed the Papua New Guinea government will launch a full-scale military attac

Baltasar Corrada del Rio, Puerto Rico's secretary of state, said Belize and El Salvador could join t

You may not need that catalytic converter on your engine after all. At least not if your engine is o

The prospect of long-term employment for at least 1,000 Illinois coal miners has been thrown into qu

A tanker operator and the association representing state pilots working in the San Francisco Bay are

McDonnell Douglas Corp. has accepted a hard-nosed Pentagon deal to keep alive the financially troubl

Three Weeks Ended Dec. 11, 1993, vs. Similar 1992 Period Cars CarsLoaded Loaded

Japanese gas oil cargoes sold to Chinese buyers have ended up in North Korea, a Beijing industry sou

George Marshall, the senior vice president for Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, admits he gets pretty sentimenta

New York Mercantile Exchange - Dec. 21, 1993 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

DONORS GIVE ZAMBIA ULTIMATUM ON GRAFTNAIROBI, Kenya - Western donors to Zambia have given th

Improvements to the Tiwai Point aluminum smelter in New Zealand designed to boost yearly capacity by

Mexico's soon-to-be-disbanded port agency Puertos Mexicanos has granted for the first time private c

An Amtrak passenger train, bound for Chicago from New York, slammed into a truck that was stopped at

Just in time for the holidays, Democratic leaders Tuesday called a truce in a bitter family fight on

S. KOREAN OIL FIRMS MAY CUT IMPORTSSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's oil companies

The Texas Railroad Commission has eased some of the state's natural gas pro- rationing rules in a mo

Despite strong U.S. pressure on Japan to kill a proposed reverse-engineering law, U.S. negotiators s

More than 100 Green Bay area companies are expanding production and improving profits by exporting g

Tuesday Dec. 21, 1993 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representi