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The battle for wheat export markets is heating up as the United States and Canada vie for the Mexica

India will see $600 million in foreign investment in the current 1993-94 (April-March) fiscal year,

Thirty years ago, Koji Endo saw this town's razor makers destroyed by the mighty Gillette Co. of the

BC Rail and its seven unions will resume contract negotiations on Thursday, ending at least temporar

President Clinton's proposal to slash by 75 percent the amount of timber harvested from Pacific Nort

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The Mexican government expects domestic and foreign investors to pump about $3 billion into highways

PENNSYLVANIA ADOPTS WORKERS COMP REFORMHARRISBURG, Pa. - Pennsylvania's Lt. Gov. Mark Singel

Quietly working in the long shadow of the Bay Area, Davis, Calif., is emerging as the Sacramento Val

The St. Paul Cos. had to make a decision about the personal lines business. "Either you get

Tuesday July 6, 1993 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

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Two of three defendants in the first trial to come out of the Customs Service's highly publicized "O

Christine M. Griffin has taken over the helm of the Massachusetts Maritime Academy, serving as inter

The Pacific Northwest's two largest ports are expected to increase the amount of money they contribu

There is still a chance for a worldwide trade accord by the end of this year, officials and others i

July 6, 1993 Copper Total, 106,011. Gold Total, .2,246,804.Silver Total, .273

Annual 1 Mo. 3 Mo. Year Daily Smoothed Ago Ago Ago7/6 7/2 Change % Change: 6/10

Coffee futures surged here Tuesday following news that Latin American coffee producers reached an ag

Northwest Airlines, the nation's fourth-largest airline, has reached a tentative pact with its pilot

Truckers who never leave the state of Minnesota will come under federal drug and alcohol-testing gui

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Tuesday, July 6, 1993 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

Japan is likely to move to cut its discount rate for the seventh time, shortly after national electi

Managers of shipowner-owned insurance clubs agreed last week to find a way of reconciling those that

Taiwan's trade surplus totaled $340 million in June, plunging 36.4 percentfrom a year earlie

Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. of New Orleans Tuesday withdrew its controversial petition to transfer its

The United States has protested the shooting of a U.S. boat captain by Cuban border guards, saying t

A trio of Northern California companies has taken advantage of efforts by the Australian government

The state oil firm will be privatized by breaking it up and selling off divisions separately over se

Freshmen, sophomores and juniors at the State University of New York MaritimeCollege were to

Whatever else North Koreans may lack in these economically strained times, the Stalinist leadership

Swiss economic recovery is not seen before the first quarter of 1994 at the earliest, analysts said,

The Missouri Pacific and Santa Fe railroads have lowered their rates for shipping grain from Kansas

TRUCKING OFFICIALS TO ADDRESS LUNCHEONWASHINGTON - Palmer Huffstetler, president of

The Port of Wilmington, Del., said it recently established a new trade and shipping connection with

The southern Indian Port of Tuticorin plans to expand its cargo handling capacity and deepen its cha

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