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The Russian Ministry of Foreign Economic Relations is threatening to withdraw export licenses from s

The taco vendor is fending off competition from American fast-food chains; the suit salesman is slas

The group of container shipping lines in dispute with the European Commission over their trans-Atlan

Expanding its North-South America container service, Zim-Israel Navigation Co. added a regular port

Continuing Russian demand for sugar despite the internal political turmoil there and the sharp fall

Officials from Western companies with business interests in Russia expressed dismay at the bloodshed

To European businesses, the American workers compensation system is a foreign experience. Wi

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The Supreme Court Monday let stand a ruling that victims of the Bhopal gas leak disaster cannot chal

PHILADELPHIA DOCK PACT TRIMS LUNCHTIME BENEFITSPHILADELPHIA - Great work if you can

Edward L. Moyers, new president and chief executive of Southern Pacific Rail Corp., said the nation'

The story "Rail Regulation to Terminate in 20 Years, Meeting Told," on Page 3B Friday, misquoted Arv

1410 (Oct. 4, 1993) Previous day - 1416 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

Aetna Life & Casualty Co. announced Friday it will proceed with plans to build its Fort Wayne operat

Two related proposals working their way through the Brazilian Congress threaten to restrict trade be

Russia's Central Bank Monday announced it would ban the use of cash foreign currency on Russian terr

Companies in export-dependent Germany are keeping a low lobbying profile in current global talks to

U.S. investment bankers Salomon Brothers Inc. said it expects to broaden its participation in the Ch

ASEAN TALKS OPEN ON COMMON MARKETSoutheast Asia's senior economic officials began talks in S

Kenya's coffee production in the 1992-93 (October-September) year dwindled to just 70,000 metric ton

Ribozyme Pharmaceuticals Inc. said it has launched a research and development collaboration agreemen

CHINA AND JAPAN AGREE TO BUILD PLASTICS PLANTShanghai Petrochemical Co. Ltd., China's larges

The Argentine shipbuilding and repair industry - now pulling in about $30 million in revenue a year

Lawyers for Gunville Trucking Inc. may ask Wisconsin's Supreme Court to overrule a recent appeals co

The Interstate Commerce Commission said it doesn't have jurisdiction to rule on the merits of CN Nor

European Community foreign ministers Monday called on Sir Leon Brittan, EC trade commissioner, to en

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

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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