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Three power plant generators on the main island of Luzon were shut down over the weekend, meaning th

Eastman Kodak Co. will spin off its Eastman Chemical unit by year-end, reducing its debt by $2 billi

News that the Clinton administration will clamp down on sugar imports has Canadian sugarcompanies as

Key congressmen Tuesday urged the repeal - at the least for Russia - of a 1974 law that conditions U

Provincial interests of European railroad executives are seriously hindering the development of inte

The European Community will try again today to salvage a troubled and shrunken plan for promoting hi

NORTH AMERICA Export Matchmaker '93: The Middle Atlantic States Edition. June 21-22. Reston,

Tuesday June 15, 1993 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representi

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Coal shipments so far this year are lagging the less-than-robust 1992 demand for the fuel that has b

Recession in major steel-making markets, the growth of new technologies, and charges that foreign pr

Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Co. is operating a new unit train service between California a

Chinese retail sales swelled by 27.3 percent in May to hit a record 109.4 billion yuan ($18.9 billio

Public bidding for textile quotas will be introduced in China after an apparently successful trial l

The European Commission piled pressure on Germany Tuesday to clear up immediately a dispute over a t

A bill to protect the owners of layouts and designs of integrated circuits is moving through the loc

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

A tanker queue at Novorossisk, which formed over the last two weeks because of loading terminal repa

Dryvit Systems Inc. selected the Port of Bremerhaven, Germany, as its distribution hub for Central a

Gunter Rexrodt, Germany's economics minister, came straight to the point when he addressed 100,000 a

Three agricultural chemical companies have agreed to pay nearly $1.1 million in civil penalties to s

Insurance and financial holding company Kemper Corp. Tuesday decided against selling its securities

Lloyd's of London, the battered British insurance market, said on Tuesday it would send postal ballo

The Potential Gas Committee, representing natural gas experts from industry, government and academia

Time worked against Charlotte in Transamerica's decision Monday to move a Los Angeles-based administ

Two steamship lines serving the Australia trade have decided to consolidate all their cargo with one

France has given its state-owned shipping line, Compagnie Generale Maritime, permission to switch al

Preliminary marketing studies indicate the world's airlines could need 400 to 500 super jumbo jets d

The U.S. dollar rose Tuesday on expectations that the Bundesbank may soon lower German interest rate

The U.S. international payments deficit declined modestly by $2.8 billion to $20.8 billion from the

The rump state of Federal Yugoslavia is expected to be expelled today from the General Agreement on

A private-sector group of Panamanian businessmen is promoting the development of what would be one t

The Federal Aviation Administration has extended to Aug. 6 the deadline for comments on the agency's

CANADA'S TRADE MINISTER RESIGNS FROM POLITICSOTTAWA - Trade Minister Michael Wilson,

Wide economic and cultural differences are keeping the Baltic republics from establishing mutual tra

Investment and business activity in Cambodia slowed markedly in April and early May as a result of "

In a rare display of unity between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, companies from both

The United Nations so far has received $101.5 million from its move in October to seize frozen Iraqi

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