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Budget constraints and low oil prices in recent years have forced rival oil companies like Amoco Oil

At a time when Japan's once-indomitable auto industry staggers under a domestic recession, sharp yen

Differing outlooks on oil demand in Japan and overseas seem to have led to the disagreement that scu

The north-central region of Germany's powerful IG Metall labor union demands a 1994 wage increase of

For years, durum growers in the upper Midwest watched pasta consumption rise while the price of the

Southern Pacific Rail Corp. hopes to save $100 million over the next decade by turning over its mana

Guilford Transportation Industries Inc. is seeking work rule changes to allow two-man crews on train

Hong Kong's gross domestic product grew an estimated 5.1 percent in real terms during the April-June

Coffee futures prices were moderately lower late Monday after an early jump. The market quic

The Chicago Board of Trade's catastrophe index futures contract was consigned by many to the ash hea

ETHYLENE EXPORT PRICES DIVE IN SOUTH KOREASEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's export

CRP PAYMENTS TOTAL MORE THAN $1.8 BILLIONSecretary of Agriculture Mike Espy has announced th

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The hard-fought labor contract between United Parcel Service and the Teamsters union hit aconstituti

Latin American airport authorities are sometimes their own worst enemy, according to the chief execu

Canadian National Railways reported a reduced loss for the third quarter of 1993, resulting mainly f

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Mobil Corp. announced it will shut down its 19-year-old solar energy program. The decision,

Thousands of jobs are expected to be lost with the impending merger of Cyprus Minerals Co. and Amax

Thirty percent of western German industrial companies plan to move production out of the country in

HOME HOLDINGS REPORTS QUARTER OPERATING LOSSNEW YORK - Home Holdings Inc., the holdi

JOHNSON & HIGGINS (New York) - John W. Gussenhoven was named chairman of Johnson & HigginsHoldings L

Gov. Lawton Chiles opposed lawmakers' plans Monday to overhaul workers' compensation and extended th

The chairman of German chemicals and pharmaceuticals giant Bayer AG said Monday his company, which a

The Zaldivar copper project will evaluate the amount and quality of the primary sulfide ore once a c

A new photographic film which eliminates the use of silver will affect a very small segment of the p

PERU'S GOVERNMENT SELLS OIL SHIPPING COMPANYLIMA, Peru - The government sold off a s

MARTINAIR LAUNCHES CARGO SERVICE TO CHILEMIAMI - Martinair Holland said it began a n

Diesel fuel prices at truck stops have remained high even as wholesale costs have fallen, lending cr

The Bulgarian central bank raised its key central interest rate five points to 52 percent, a senior

Four European airlines dismissed speculation they soon will drop plans to merge. KLM Royal D

CALIF. GOVERNOR TO LEAD TRADE DELEGATION TO ASIACalifornia Gov. Pete Wilson plans to

President Clinton might want to bone up on his knowledge of hockey, Canada's national sport, when he

1318 (Nov. 8, 1993) Previous day - 1311 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

Argentina's progress on intellectual property rights protection is scheduled to come under U.S. scru

Nov. 8, 1993 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

France's conservative government is appointing new heads of insurer Union des Assurances de Paris an

Nov. 8, 1993 This table shows the vessels scheduled to call at U.S. coal terminals and the e

Russian crude oil production may fall by 12 percent in 1994, threatening export supplies, specialist