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The Russian republic of Moldova and the Tyumen oil and gas producing region in western Siberia have

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Taiwan's ruling Kuomintang Party has decided that companies in which the party owns a majority inter

A California transportation panel has proposed $42 million toward the construction of the nation's l

Federal Express, striking out against union organizing drives, has filed suit in federal court in an

Any pilot project to examine the feasibility of a centralized system to track hazardous materials sh

Poor management procedures, including a lack of written safety rules, are to blame for many shipping

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Self-insured employers in Minnesota will have to wait for about three weeks before they receive $40

Mexican and Canadian officials are suggesting that fines instead of trade sanctions be used under la

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

PANAMA INVESTIGATES BELGIAN COAST COLLISIONNEW YORK - The Department of Maritime Saf

Oil prices will remain flat for the next decade as a result of OPEC's declining share of world marke

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S&P HIKES RATING OF ALLSTATE TO 'AA'NEW YORK - Standard and Poor's Corp. Tuesday sai

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled that an insured hit with bodily injury claims caused by asbesto

When South Carolina makes its pitch for Mercedes-Benz to locate its $300 million plant here, state o

Zambia's state-run mining conglomerate, Zambian Consolidated Copper Mines, ''may be sold in less tha

The proposed African Export-Import Bank, to be officially established in September, will be based ei

Suriname began floating the guilder on Tuesday, with the exchange rate determined by supply and dema

The Swiss government is seeking to introduce an environmental tax to the value of 20 francs ($13.75)

Argentine President Carlos Menem said state oil company Yacimientos Petroliferos Fiscales, 70 percen

Shipping lines and air carriers are bracing to receive millions of pounds of fresh halibut this week

After reinsurers objected to the terms of a merger between American Integrity Corp. and another insu

A congressional effort to deny "most-favored-nation" trade status to China remains alive, despite Pr

The Seamen's Church Institute (SCI) said it is assisting the Indonesian seafarers who were arrested

The U.S. Department of Labor will provide a $6 million grant to the state of New York to provide ret

Oil-product exports from Japanese refineries, currently strictly limited by the Ministry of Trade an

June 8, 1993 Copper Total, 108,877. Gold Total, .2,230,425.Silver Total, .273

Duluth, Missabe and Iron Range Railway, forced to lay off over 200 workers last year and this follow

ATA TAKES OVER SAFETY CERTIFICATIONALEXANDRIA, Va. - The American Trucking Associati

Sen. Richard Lugar said that if the Department of Transportation does not withdraw a proposal to cla

It's a $46.9 billion-a-year-and-growing industry in Japan, and bold will be the one who raises the f

Chinese enterprises' thirst for foreign capital has spawned yet another approach to overseas fund ra

The focus of Florida's trade community may be on the Caribbean and Latin America, but Canada lays cl

The Federal Reserve Board is sending a negative message to foreign financial institutions anxious to

The fact that the Port Everglades Authority Commission last week rejected the stevedoring franchise

Japan, the United States, Canada and the European Community are likely to reach agreement on market-

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CLINTON NOT WEDDED TO TERM 'BTU TAX'WASHINGTON - President Clinton said Tuesday he w