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Coffee turned higher, underpinned by continued declines in certified coffee stock. Traders b

A senior official at a Japanese petrochemical firm said the company is interested in sourcing additi

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has asked a federal judge to order Monfort Inc., the big meat pac

ITALY EXPECTED TO FIND SOLUTION TO STEEL CRISISBRUSSELS - Italy is expected to move

The U.S. Export-Import Bank's "umbrella" export credit insurance policy not only offers protection a

A delegation of U.S. officials and company executives urged Japan to preserve global copyright stand

French consumer prices rose 0.2 percent in October from September and 2.2 percent from a year earlie

A British trade and industrial blitz in Bombay this month may have reminded some of the East India C

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West Coast oil industry sources said demand for imported crudes, particularlyfrom Canada, is

Travelers Corp. has added $165 million to its real estate loss reserves in anticipation of its year-

Japan plans to increase stockpiles of rice to maintain prices for its own farmers when it begins lim

NORTH AMERICA Introducing Portugal: Europe's Treasure. Through Dec. 5. Washington. Contact:

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) will resume talks with the Philippines on a new economic progr

MARAD, CHINA EXTEND 1988 SHIPPING PACTWASHINGTON - U.S. and Chinese maritime officia

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Under pressure from import-sensitive industries and their allies on Capitol Hill, the United States

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St. Paul Cos. ain't broke. So why does Doug Leatherdale, chief executive, want to fix it? Th

New York Mercantile Exchange - Nov. 23, 1993 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

Threatened disruptions at Logan International Airport continued despite the end of an American Airli

The U.S. dollar declined Tuesday after technical barriers thwarted an early advance in a thin holida

Gulf Coast refiners that are trimming crude oil inventories to minimize taxes assessed on their year

Employees from France's electricity and gas monopoly, Electricite de France- Gaz de France (EDF-GDF)

Orient Overseas Container Line Ltd., the colony's premier boxship operator, is nearing final agreeme

Despite a prolonged strike at the General Chemical Co. trona plant, officials expect relatively litt

China has selected 30 more ports and berths for upgrading, an official said Monday, the latest move

European Community transport ministers will make a final attempt next Monday to sway key antitrust i

Nov. 23, 1993 Copper Total, 82,855. Gold Total, .2,443,057.Silver Total, .27

Shipping lines that call at the nation's second-busiest containerport have lost a major ally in thei

India's foreign currency reserves were at $8.076 billion as of Nov. 12, up $2.906 billion from about

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Huge, undiscovered reserves of natural gas possibly lie beneath several basins in the state, a Unive

OPEC calls for independent producers like Norway and the United Kingdom tocut crude producti

In the same week that a confrontation between American Airlines and the flight attendants union resu

Almost a year into the Clinton presidency a number of political positions remain unfilled in the Dep

SHARP RISE IN EXPORTS SPURS TURKEY PRICESTurkey prices have strengthened in the last half of

The House again rejected an effort to scrap the Interstate CommerceCommission early Tuesday