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An arbitration panel Monday ordered that the U.S. International TradeCommission reconsider i

How Brazil will finance its part of a coffee-producers retention plan was still undecided late last

EC TIES FOOD CREDITS TO RUSSIAN REPAYMENTSBRUSSELS, Belgium - Any further food credi

The day before Gov. Pete Wilson put his signature on legislation to overhaul the state's widely abus

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U.S. officials and economists said Monday that they were just as shocked as Russian consumers by sud

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U.S. manufacturers, importers and retailers are making a last-ditch lobbying effort to save paying m

A Public Utilities Commission administrative law judge, ruling that no clear evidence links electrom

The Japanese Fair Trade Commission has changed its criteria for industries on its monopoly and oligo

July 26, 1993 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

India's auto industry has begun its long-awaited recovery after a cut in excise duties, with car sal

A group of U.S. and foreign-flag containership lines has petitioned the Federal Maritime Commission

Argentina wants to revive a stagnant shipping industry by encouraging shipowners from around the wor

Developed nations are preaching openness but appear to be practicing protectionism against exports f

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The world trade body of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade agreed last week to work for earl

Chicago Board of Trade wheat futures could continue their bullish run, boosted by a combination of w

A drop in exports from Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union and a sharp decline in stock level

The boom in New Zealand's manufactured exports over 1992 has waned in early 1993 and could herald a

Egypt's Sumed pipeline authority and the Bechtel engineering group have finalized the feasibility st

Police have arrested at least 10 people, hundreds face bankruptcy and 10 have tried to commit suicid

Italy's unemployment rate rose to 10.5 percent in April from 9.4 percent in January, the national st

SULFURIC ACID LEAK HURTS HUNDREDS IN CALIF.SAN FRANCISCO - Hundreds of people were i

Servicing carriers for workers compensation assigned-risk plans have been urged by the National Coun

BANK FAILS TO CLOSE DOOR ON WOMEN'S PROTESTSEOUL, South Korea - If South Korea's cen

Senior Japanese officials expressed concern late last week about continued volatility in the yen-dol

The government of New Brunswick remains one of the last hurdles in bringing to an end the 3-year-old

SP, TRANSPORT UNION STRIKE TENTATIVE DEALSAN FRANCISCO - Southern Pacific Lines said

Copper demand from Japan's end-users is seen slowing further toward the end of this year as demand f

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

With a GOP takeover of the Massachusetts Port Authority set for Tuesday, it appears that bond rating

U.S. long-distance companies said they are eager to crack the Cuban telecommunications market and do

Cookson Aluminium Ltd., a U.K. refiner, said Friday it was cutting output of secondary aluminum in t

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Feuding between the world's biggest oil producers broke wide open on Friday and prices in the Far Ea

The Sacramento Metropolitan Airport in Northern California is enjoying a tremendous upsurge in air c

Despite projections that international air cargo volume will grow by as much as 5 percent to 6 perce

Railroad freight traffic was up in June, but traffic executives and analysts were quick to point out

Taiwan will ease restrictions on foreign investment in its stock market, doubling the limit for inve