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The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index continued its year-long decline, ending a recent move

Friday Aug. 20, 1993 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

A growing number of eastern German companies have protested the German government's privatization pr

China's trade surplus with the United States could be even bigger than Japan's within a few years, a

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

General Electric Co.'s aircraft engines unit said Friday it was cutting 15 percent of its work force

Japanese companies, disappointed by a dearth of business, are pulling out of Berlin. Visions

Steps by Iran to boost its direct crude oil sales in the Mediterranean by leasing storage and delive

Mexico likely will put off selling some of its petrochemical plants for at least a year because of l

With gasoline sales to private motorists in Belarus likely to be banned, the government in Minsk sai

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Thursday at 214.01 unch which compares wit

Cutbacks in aluminum production are taking a toll on rail traffic. Burlington Northern Railr

The New York Legislature has given new life to an ambitious state-backed effort designed to spur com

After loudly and violently destroying much of South Dade County, Hurricane Andrew quietly and method

USDA FINALIZES PLANS TO SEND MEAT TO RUSSIAWASHINGTON - The U.S. Department of Agric

Kuwaiti government agencies and private companies continue to pressure U.S. exporters to comply with

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Taiwan opened its largest aerospace exhibition last week, seeking to attract foreign interest in its

Natural gas has gained a substantial share of world energy consumption in recent years, and it will

The U.S. Department of Agriculture anticipates Russia will argue that more of its U.S. export credit

Aug. 20, 1993 Copper Total, 106,603. Gold Total, .2,447,191.Silver To

The U.S. Department of Labor notified Teamsters union President Ron Carey last week they have cleare

* To Ecuador: U.S. Atlantic & Gulf/Ecuador Freight Association (Crowley American Transportof Jackson

Having spent millions of dollars in recent years on new equipment and computer systems, the nation's

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Boeing Co. said it has joined a government-backed venture to explore the development of materials to

A Republican senator, several large coalitions of shippers and the National Taxpayers Union have wri

The new Japanese government announced Thursday it will deregulate the economy and enact administrati

New York Mercantile Exchange Aug. 19, 1993Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

California Insurance Group will pay $500,000 to settle allegations brought by the state Department o

A national commission Thursday formally issued its recommendations to help the U.S. aviation industr

The U.S. dollar rose sharply Thursday after the Federal Reserve entered the market at least five tim

The British owners of a Gibraltar-registered tanker that spilled 256,000 gallons of fuel oil into Ne

U.S. August butadiene list price remained unchanged at 19 cents per poundfrom July as recent

Trucks are regularly escorted by private security guards in Russia to protect against attack. In Pol

After three years of robust economic growth during which Venezuela appeared to be a model of free-ma

A drawbridge over New Orleans' Industrial Canal that a ship struck late Wednesday remained operation

All Calvin Kleinman, president of a leading U.S. manufacturer of advanced mammography equipment, nee

With British Columbia's north-south railroad shut down for more than a month by a work stoppage, the