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A military-style anti-immigration tactic used by the U.S. Border Patrol puts the United States in th

Opposition emerged Tuesday to an agreement between the government and Westinghouse Electric Corp. to

Tuesday Oct. 5, 1993 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

Vietnam's first vice premier, Phan Van Khai, is scheduled to address U.S. business leaders Thursday

German firms have invested only 8 million marks in Russia in the past year, compared with the 600 mi

China is seeking more foreign cooperation and cash to build expressways. The country, about

The firm that made its mark running the Philippines' first privately operated container terminal is

Ongoing negotiations between China and Russia for a barter deal involving crude oil against commodit

It was supposed to be a one-day trip to Columbia, S.C. I was to address students of the Univ

International Petroleum Exchange Oct. 4, 1993Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)_

The bankruptcy-protection filing of Hamburg shipping agent D. Fuhrmann GmbH & Co. probably will be f

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Ships are coming under fire off the coast of China as modern-day pirates try to force vessels into p

Gen. Fernando Ochoa Antich, Venezuelan foreign minister, denounced the "gold and diamond transnation

Soybean futures slumped to the lowest level since mid-June, pressured by active harvesting and the f

AMERICAN CYANAMID GETS EC NOD ON DEALThe European Community's executive commission said Mond

Switzerland increased the import tariffs on wheat, rye, barley, corn, rice and oats to bring the pri

For the week ended Sept. 25, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled

Potential commercial customers are turning to privately run captives, federally authorized risk pool

The Supreme Court rejected efforts to have it jump back into the trucking rate undercharge controver

The following is the list of bunker prices obtained during the course of week ending Oct. 1, 1993. U

Oct. 4, 1993 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

Africa and the Middle East countries are forecast to spend $24 billion over the next eight years on

CATERPILLAR WINS SUIT AGAINST NY IMPORTERPEORIA, Ill. - Caterpillar Inc. said it obt

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China and Indonesia said they will intensify cooperation in the coal sector with technology, equipme

SAUDIS RAISE PRICES ON CRUDE TO EUROPELONDON - Saudi Arabia's state oil company Aram

The deputy prime minister of Thailand, Amnuay Virivan, in remarks prepared for delivery in New York

Survey of those who say they follow news about the North American free- trade agreement very or fair

The future of the International Coffee Organization beyond the end of September next year remains un

Following their corporate clients into Eastern Europe, Western insurance companies find the local ma

More than 1,000 risk managers and brokers are expected to attend the biennial international risk man

No story.

Insurance officials are working to separate Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Mississippi and its sister c

Airborne Express, in a bid to strengthen its share of high-tech and computer traffic, intends to set

Global long-term interest rates are edging down, but Canada is bound to buck the trend this month as

Insurers and other business groups are keeping close watch on the progress of European Community env

NEW AD CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED BY CIGNAPHILADELPHIA - Cigna Corp. uprooted its royal blue

U.S. Secretary of Transportation Federico Pena signed an air transport agreement with Saudi Arabia a