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Japan and France each will pay $50 million toward settling Vietnam's $140 million arrears to the Int

What's green, red, pink, blue and yellow, and powers cars all over Asia? The answer is gasol

Confronting the next big item on his agenda - health care reform - President Clinton is proposing th

St. Johnsbury Trucking Co., which laid off most of its 4,100 workers after it filed plans to liquida

Almost one-third of the Szczecin shipyard in western Poland would go to a consortium of banks in a d

The U.S. International Trade Commission has found Airbus Industrie, the European aircraft consortium

The first barge tows since the Great Flood of '93 began overrunning the nation's inland waterways in

The Federal Aviation Administration Monday slapped a $3 fee on each passenger flying out of Washingt

Exhibitors who participated in last month's successful international computer software expo here are

TAIWAN SEES TRADE GAP WITH JAPAN GROWINGTAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwan's trade deficit with

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

The nation's leading lobbying association for shippers hailed the preliminary recommendations in Vic

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

A sailor who says he jumped ship to protest the Navy's practice of dumping waste at sea was jailed f

International Petroleum Exchange Aug. 17, 1993Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

Sedgwick Group PLC, the largest British insurance brokerage, is planning to buy the Scandinavian mar

TWO UK AUTO PLANTS BEGIN OUTPUT SLOWDOWNThe two main U.K. factories of automobile giant Vaux

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

The former director of finances for the Philadelphia Regional Port Authority pleaded guilty to six f

WARNER-LAMBERT AGREES TO SUSPEND OUTPUTFederal regulators said Warner-Lambert Co. has agreed

Motorola Inc. said Monday that it is participating in a project with Malaysia's Ministry of the Envi

Japan and Spain are due to receive their first 1993 bulk shipments of U.S. soda ash. Cargo i

Phibro Energy, a division of Salomon Inc., Tuesday said it will lease in its entirety the 2.2-millio

A group of dissenting holders of municipal bonds issued by the now-defunct Executive Life Insurance

The 4,097-gross ton cement carrier Ocean Prima sustained a damaged stem in a collision with fishing

Jim Hagen, chairman, president and chief executive of Consolidated Rail Corp., met with securities a

The strategic south west African port of Walvis Bay and its offshore islands, currently under joint

As the United States prepares to lift its trade embargo against Vietnam, U.S. companies are preparin

In expectation of a renewal of normalized relations between the United States and Vietnam, a Califor

CRUDE FUTURES TOP $18 FOR SEPTEMBER DELIVERYNEW YORK - Light, sweet crude oil future

The U.S. Navy said Tuesday that Iraq's release of merchant ships, stranded in the Port of Basra for

Faced with a potential loss of automotive business stemming from downsizing at General Motors Corp.,

Navistar International Corp., the nation's sales leader in the North American sale of medium and hea

The state of New Jersey has brokered a settlement that closes the book on a bevy of cases alleging t

The story, "Diesel Dye Law Likely to Spark Confusion," which appeared Tuesday on Page 7B, was based

China plans to speed up moves to bring domestic petroleum and natural gas prices in line with prices

The coffee export retention plan hammered out in Uganda should push New York futures to about 90 cen

The International Fertilizer Development Center said its program in Romania recently auctioned 10,22

In an effort to help finance several expansion projects planned or under way, the Port of Long Beach

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