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A South African national has pleaded guilty in federal court in Brooklyn to attempting to export pol

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A former trucking company owner who was able to delay truck rate undercharge legislation in the Sena

The combination of one of the worst storms of the century and a two-month coal strike affecting seve

July 13, 1993 Copper Total, 109,361. Gold Total, .2,262,526.Silver To

ROCHE HOLDINGS SAYS SALES UP 8 PERCENT IN HALFBASEL, Switzerland - Swiss chemicals group Roc

The city's taxis are still cruising the streets, but state regulators say they may have to overhaul

As of July 13, 1993 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from s

A debate is raging in California over the licensing system for marine Pilots regulated by the state

The Port of Houston Authority is optimistic that it will receive federal funding for the first phase

A port across the Columbia River from Portland, Ore., was expected to receive preliminary approval f

Mel Winter was a thorn in the side of Burlington Northern Railroad executives for years, but no long

As China shifts to a socialist market economy, regional traders are waiting to see if national oil t

James Shaver, a U.S. Customs Service official, was elected last week as the fifth secretary general

Austrian consumers and almost all sectors of the economy would benefit from the nation joining the E

BP Chemicals has taken the lead in responding to oversupply of ethylene in Europe by cutting product

Just as it seems India's ports are improving, the Port of Jawaharlal Nehru, India's newest, is takin

"Fear and funds" failed to drive Chicago Board of Trade soybean futures sharply lower following Mond

American International Airways Inc., a Ypsilanti, Mich.-based air transport company, has leased a po

The U.S. dollar declined Tuesday as the French franc stabilized and the market awaited a possible mo

Biotechnology, the fast-growing branch of science that uses living organisms to solve problems in me

Three European firms are on the short list of bidders for a turn-key $500 million project to build a

Not all of America's prairie rivers are overflowing their banks these days. After months of slowdown

India has tapped five multinational telecommunications companies as potential suppliers and manufact

The U.S. Customs Service Monday said it would investigate charges that a Utah ski manufacturing comp

Copenhagen hopes to become the hub of of a dynamic new Baltic economic region embracing eastern Denm

NORTH AMERICA Expo Italia Showcase. July 15-18. Milwaukee. Contact: Expo Italia, North South

July 13, 1993 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

Federal Aviation Administration procedures for monitoring foreign-operated, U.S.-registered aircraft

Fruehauf Corp., struggling to fend off bankers who have demanded payment of some $86 million in debt

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A free-trade zone would link Israel, Jordan and a future Palestinian state under a Middle East econo

Talks on allowing Iraq to sell a limited amount of oil to obtain humanitarian goods are moving forwa

A Louisiana appeals court may have just saved Houston's Tenneco Inc. a bundle. Louisiana's 1

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Monday at 215.18 off0.87 which com

Sentencing was delayed Monday for a major player in the Rubell Helm Insurance Services Inc. scam tha

Nematologist Mike McKenry, reacting to rising prices of soil fumigants, started looking for an alter

An earthquake and a subsequent series of tidal waves that left at least 41 dead and 100 missing in n

Market liberalization "will happen more likely sooner than later," in most developing countries, sai