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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

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

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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Members of an environmental group find the idea enticing, but a little bit scary: Use the iron-rich,

City officials said last week that they approved 2,606 foreign-funded projects in the first eight mo

NY-NJ AGENCY RESUMES SEDIMENT-CAPPINGNEW YORK - The Port Authority of New York & New

Padraig Flynn, the European Community's social affairs chief, Monday urged a return to the practice

China should liberalize rules on the cross-border flow of the yuan to bring both its currency and it

When Amoco Corp. was in the throes of overseas exploration in the 1980s, it once had interests in as

Sept. 21, 1993 Copper Total, 91,545. Gold Total, .2,444,583.Silver Total, .2

Industrial production plummeted, and fruit and vegetables prices rocketed as 1.8 million trucks stay

American Airlines, citing a seasonal slowdown, has cut its Miami departures by a dozen flights and i

As of Sept. 21, 1993 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained

U.S. agricultural exports to the European Community are expected to increase in fiscal 1993 because

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AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL GROUP (New York) - B. Michael Schlenke was elected president and a member of

PHILIPPINES TO SELL NATIONAL STEEL STAKEMANILA, Philippines - The Philippines intend