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As the summer driving season moves into full swing following the Memorial Day weekend, gasoline indu

The latest draft of a bill to stop alleged redlining and make insurance available in urban areas is

Like a homeowner stocking up for a storm, the new state-run association for people who can't find pr

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

EC AIDE: GATT PACT NEEDED TO OPEN JAPANPARIS - A world trade agreement under the Gen

The country's main port has been hard hit by reduced traffic from Russia, but officials doubt Moscow

ALGERIA EXPECTED TO OK INVESTMENT CODE SOONALGIERS, Algeria - Algeria's council of g

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The European Community decided Wednesday to impose $15 million of sanctions against the United State

China's domestic currency, the yuan, plunged against the U.S. dollar Tuesday at the Shanghai foreign

A 100-strong Chinese trade mission will visit Germany later this year, part of China's continuing ef

The Financial Accounting Standards Board here voted Tuesday to approve FASB Statement 115, which wil

ATLANTIC CONTAINER LINE (South Plainfield, N.J.) - Conrad De Zego was appointed executive vice presi

AMERICAN TRUCKING ASSOCIATIONS (Alexandria, Va.) - David Ewing was named director for regional trans

Anticipating that the pending North American free-trade agreement will create greater demand for lan

SWISSAIR, SINGAPORE AIR SHARING DELTA TERMINALNEW YORK - Swissair and Singapore Airl

The prospect of government-owned Canada Post taking over the biggest courier company in the country

HES Beheer, a leading Rotterdam-based shipowner and stevedore, is selling Bell Lines, its Irish cont

ICI AMERICAS CHIEF LOCHTENBERG TO RETIREWILMINGTON, Del. - Ben H. Lochtenberg, Imperial Chem

The European Commission Wednesday forecast that prices paid by European consumers for crude oil impo

NATURAL GAS CLEARINGHOUSE Natural Gas Clearinghouse - Posted prices for June 1993 (see Note

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When push came to shove in last week's all-out effort to get budget legislation through the House, t

As the traditional contract period winds down, Pacific import traffic is being hit with a last-minut

ITC: STEEL WIRE RODS HURTING US INDUSTRYWASHINGTON - The U.S. International Trade Co

NICARAGUA WILL PAY US MINING COMPANYWASHINGTON - Nicaragua agreed to pay $21 million

S&P AFFIRMS RATING ON AIG'S SENIOR DEBTNEW YORK - Standard & Poor's Corp. affirmed W

A Massachusetts Port Authority plan for new landing fees at Logan International Airport has sparked

The 52 employees of a Bulgarian garage have outbid the German unit of General Motors Corp. and Japan

German cutlery manufacturers based around Solingen, where five Turkish nationals were murdered last

Wednesday June 2, 1993 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represent

The total cost of scrapping the U.K. civil nuclear facilities could approach UK18 billion ($28.1 bil

After 66 years, the Pennsylvania-New Jersey-Maryland power pool is breaking away from its parent, Ph

New-age information equipment is revolutionizing inland waterway communications, giving the industry

New York Mercantile Exchange June 2, 1993Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

Further interest rate cuts in Germany are still urgently needed, but the Bundesbank council is unlik

Ross Perot's decision to launch a televised broadside against the proposed North American free-trade

APRIL AIR CARGO TRAFFIC RISES 10 PERCENT WORLDWIDEGENEVA - Global air freight traffi

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural ServiceAgric

The British government may try one last time to secure European Community support for stricter const