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Workers compensation insurers are worried that President Clinton may reverse course when he unveils

A proposed bill, which could add up to $200 million to Northwest U.S. ports annually, probably won't

Three years of rigorous field testing have earned a Bay Area biotechnology company the right to dist

The Clinton administration Tuesday proposed a major overhaul of the nation's pesticide and food safe

Bilateral aviation negotiations between Germany and the United States resume today in Bonn, but the

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North American Recycling Systems Inc. is negotiating to sell its plastics recycling unit and a deal

RiboGene Inc., an early-stage biotechnology company, announced Monday that it has entered into an ag

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In an effort to increase its control over licensed exporters, the Russian government has announced t

Ocean carriers in the Pacific are working to complete a self-policing mechanism designed to curb ill

Responding to a rising clamor over illegal immigration to the United States, Mexican President Carlo

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Companies operating oil tankers that enter Washington state waters are complying so far with a new s

PROSECUTOR TO ANNOUNCE INSURANCE SCAM CHARGES The U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of

Florida Power & Light, the state's largest utility, has begun a round of layoffs and staff reduction

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Gov. Pete Wilson signed two bills this week designed to streamline government that could help Southe

The U.S. dollar rallied sharply Tuesday in a burst of safe-haven buying on signs of political turmoi

Central Kansas Railway, which operates on 900 miles of track in the southern half of Kansas, has bou

The British government permitted chemical exports to Egypt despite concerns they could end up in Ira

The government-supported price safety net for Canadian cattle producers will be eliminated at the en

The Clinton administration Tuesday rejected a proposal to quadruple the federal excise tax on foreig

Thailand's textile sales to the United States jumped in the first eight months of the year, but prod

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Sen. John Breaux, D-La., and Niels W. Johnsen, chairman of International Shipholding Corp., will rec

Turkey's foreign trade deficit rose 78.1 percent in January-July to $7.82 billion from $4.39 billion

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For most of her 78 years, Petra Ramos has heard that prosperity is coming to her native Colombia, an

The economic transformation of the Asia-Pacific region has triggered a significant shift in economic

Facilities at the Siberian Port of Nakhodka are being expanded to increase oil product export capaci

Alaska Inupiat Eskimo leaders said they have filed a motion to dismiss a lawsuit against the U.S. go

International bankers urged the World Bank and other international aid agencies to give them and oth

Consolidated Rail Corp. asked a federal court Monday to halt New York from collecting $12 million in

Consolidated Rail Corp. said Tuesday that it will halt classification operations at itsEnola Yard ne

The Canadian government is upset over U.S. actions seen as escalating trade disputes in two sectors:

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