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Regulators will decide whether Central Maine Power Co. should be punished for buying high-priced fue

Philippine President Fidel Ramos said Monday he had approved in principle a $49.5 million settlement

President Carlos Salinas de Gortari announced a sweeping package of tax cuts and wage increases aime

Paraguay's new president Juan Carlos Wasmosy lost no time traveling to New York to pitch his country

Ship and barge lines sailing between the Russian Far East and the Pacific Northwest are trying to di

The House last week agreed to provide wool and mohair payments to farmers in fiscal 1994, modifying

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,230-$1,260per ton lots &

German statistician F.O. Licht Monday forecast 1993-94 world sugar production at 113.35 million metr

Oct. 4, 1993 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

Organizations headed by Francois Settembrino and J.A. "Tony" Bridger represent most of the risk mana

Two years after a disastrous fire nearly put an end to ambitious plans for a new London insurance an

The Federal Aviation Administration is falling short in examining and certifying new aircraft design

CN North America wants to reduce its network in eastern Canada to half its current size by 1995, acc

Members of the excess and surplus lines industry blasted state regulators for tarring them with the

Lawyers representing Burlington Northern Railroad obtained a temporary restraining order in U.S. Dis

ARMY CORPS TO REQUEST MORE FLOOD-RELIEF FUNDSKANSAS CITY, Mo. - The Army Corps of En

President Yeltsin and the Russian Parliament may be waging war in Moscow, but for Natasha Kovlenko,

Corporate ratings action was mixed in the third quarter, with the dollar volume of downgrades outpac

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

A 2.1 percent rise in western German industrial output in August does not mean that economic recover

Monday Oct. 4, 1993 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representing

The headline "Commission Rejects Plan for Refunds by Ky. Utilities," which appeared on Page 11B on F

OPEC producers squeezed out 40,000 more barrels a day in September as countries sought to consolidat

The National Labor Relations Board will hold oral arguments on Oct. 26 in a case involving a non-uni

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

Chemical industry associations from major industrialized nations are lobbying at the global trade ta

China will relax restrictions on the use of nonferrous metals by manufacturers, the official China D

Despite its domination by former communists, Poland's new government will be unable to undo the coun

Japanese automakers, battered by economic and structural problems, went on the offensive Monday with

The Clinton administration's shipbuilding initiative will make U.S. shipyards more competitive, part

U.S. insurance buyers continue to complain that American insurers just aren't supplying the sort of

The Port of Galveston, Texas, intends to develop a new breakbulk complex and ship repair site on lan

The North American free-trade agreement (Nafta) signed by the leaders of Mexico, Canada and the Unit

Service center shipments of copper and brass mill products in the U.S. jumped 13.1 percent in August

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AUSTRALIAN LINE SIGNS 2 AGREEMENTS IN USLONG BEACH, Calif. - Australia-New Zealand D

A team of University of Nebraska-Lincoln economists predict agriculture will see gains, particularly

China is planning to import 1 million to 2 million metric tons of Russian crude oil a year under a b