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Banking and real estate wore the broadest smiles in the government's first- quarter business survey,

After a six-year battle, E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. is backing out on a controversial plan to bui

Refined lead remains oversupplied in Asia, industry sources said, despite a recent tightening in U.S

Aug. 30, 1993 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

Eight Cubans who survived a shipwreck off the Mexican coast, only to be deported to Cuba, flew to Me

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Trade, led by double-digit increases in all modes of traffic, is booming in this British Colony.

Saudi and Chinese officials began inspecting a Chinese ship at a Saudi port Monday, checking U.S. al

CANAL TRANS-OCEAN SERVICES (Miami) - Jose Vargas was named general manager in the Puerto Rico office

Chubb Corp. said Monday it will take an after-tax charge of $358 million, or $3.95 a share, in its 1

The U.S. dollar rose Monday in thin trading based on technical factors. "There was no fundam

More than 45 years after the fact, Japan has apologized directly for virtually enslaving as many as

While Americans were the first to start building vehicles in China, Japanese automakers are now gian

Foreign-funded firms in Shanghai, the largest industrial center and port in China, are becoming the

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Eli Lilly and Co. has acquired the European Development Centre of G.D. Searle & Co., Chicago.

Comex silver prices rose steeply on speculative buying by Middle Eastern syndicates, traders said Mo

UNDERCHARGE CLAIMS AGAINST FORD REJECTEDWASHINGTON - The Interstate Commerce Commiss

International Petroleum Exchange Aug. 27, 1993Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

President Clinton on Monday again expressed confidence that Congress would approve the North America

Hurricane Emily was charging toward the mid-Atlantic coast late Monday, forcing vessels to leave Nor

Like a long-married couple renewing its vows, individuals invested at Lloyd's of Londonsay they will

German roaster J.J. Darboven will be the first large roaster in Germany to buy coffee directly from

The Russian republic of Tatarstan, one of the country's main oil producers, has started work on the

Transportation News Ticker The dry cargo and tanker fixtures listed herewith and compiled in

Japan will not have to import rice despite a forecast that this year's crop will be the worst in 40

The Philippine government intends to sell its holding in a ship-repair firm ''as soon as possible" f

Employers Insurance of Wausau is hoping the Supreme Court will review and eventually reverse lower c

Monday Aug. 30, 1993 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

Masked men holding flares forced a coal train to stop in predawn darkness Monday and dumped about 30

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Asian crude futures Monday slipped back to levels seen in late U.S. trading Friday as it became appa

Amgen Inc. said on Monday it is teaming up with a Japanese partner to sell its Epogen and Neupogen d

More than four tons of hashish - a Romanian record - were seized in the Black Sea port of Constantza

A navy gunboat rammed by a Tamil rebel craft filled with explosives in northern Sri Lanka blew up in

A coalition of 11 petroleum companies Monday urged the Ozone TransportCommission to evaluate

Walter L. Sullivan, a former secretary-treasurer of the International Longshoremen's Association, AF

Vegetable oil prices in India are likely to remain firm and move in a narrow range this week because