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State utility regulators have voted to require utilities to get outside bids before building power p

U.S. salmon farmers said a flood of cheap salmon imports from Chile has them so seriously penned in

Three years and much wrangling in the making, the nation's insurance regulators gave final approval

Foreign buyers are snapping up thousands of acres of Colorado land, including farmland that is cheap

The U.N. Convention on the Law of the Sea, opened for signature 11 years ago, has been ratified by t

The Greek consumer price inflation was steady at 12.3 percent annually, the National Statistics Serv

The U.S. dollar was little changed Tuesday, while the British pound declined. The pound "cou

Aluminum Co. of America said Tuesday it will supply lightweight aluminum bumpers for the new Toyota

BROWN TO VISIT MEXICO FOR TALKS, TRADE SHOWMEXICO CITY - U.S. Commerce Secretary Ron

CHINA, ARGENTINA PLEDGE TO BOOST TRADEBEIJING - China and Argentina pledged to incre

Weakening crude prices because of a glutted market underscore the need for economic reforms in the A

With the burden of proof now on Los Angeles International Airport to show that its newly tripled lan

U.S. trade with Russia will climb about 25 percent this year as international trade begins to replac

Northern Nebraska shippers are fighting to keep Chicago & North Western Transportation Co. from aban

James P. Hoffa, son of former Teamsters leader Jimmy Hoffa, has joined the Teamsters union staff and

The French port of Marseilles, one of the hardest hit by labor strife that has rocked the country's

Lashing out at U.S. intransigence against France's bid to have audiovisual products granted special

Actrade International Ltd., New York, said Banco Portuguese do Atlantico established a special credi

Dec. 7, 1993 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

RUSSIAN COAL MINERS REFUSE TO END STRIKEMOSCOW - Coal miners in the northern Russian

The United States and Russia are expected to sign an agreement this month that could help spur billi

The former Soviet republic of Kazakhstan will be producing 80 million metric tons of oil a year by 2

Western Germany's manufacturing sector is having its worst year in history in 1993, with the volume

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Monday at 220.58 off 1.17 which compares w

UPJOHN APPOINTS ZABRISKIE CHAIRMANKALAMAZOO, Mich. - Upjohn Co. named John L. Zabris

A World Bank report urges Asian nations to make sweeping policy changes to clean up the environment,

As of Dec. 7, 1993 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from su

Trade negotiators from the United States and the European Union succeeded Tuesday in striking a comp

Attempts to privatize Thailand's national shipping carrier, Thai Maritime Navigation Co. (TMN), appe

The European Commission plans to issue an antitrust ruling today against theTrans-Atlantic A

Hapag-Lloyd's senior executive in America, Werner Pinnow, believes in a low profile. In the maritime

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Monsanto Co. is counting on products such as BST, its new bovine hormone that spurs milk production

The recent ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court that makes it easier for employees to win sexual-harassm

The weekend agreement by leaders of Mexico, Colombia and Venezuela to forge a trilateral trade pact

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An official investigation into two deadly explosions last August in the Shenzhen special economic zo

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