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As India's exports of software soar, pressure is mounting on officials to slash high duties on impor

Round-the-clock energy futures trading debuts next month on the New York Mercantile Exchange, giving

Opportunities for overseas equipment suppliers are expected to open in India as the government annou

While other European countries, including Belgium, France and Austria, are looking to Germany as the

Chicago Board of Trade members have decided, 583-347, in favor of a proposal to open agricultural fu

North Atlantic Ports Association. June 1-3. Newark, N.J., at Radisson Hotel near airport. 45th annua

Compagnie Generale Maritime, the French state-owned shipping company, is unlikely to be sold in the

Coffee contracts fell sharply Thursday on profit-taking following steep gains of the previous day, m

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May 27, 1993 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.

Portugal may sign a supply agreement with Algeria for natural gas once theMaghreb-Europe pip

Aware the sign "Made In Czechoslovakia" hardly drew attention on world markets, Czech Minister of In

Rep. Joseph Kennedy, D-Mass., said Thursday he will ask the Justice Department to consider possible

The new French government has slated five insurance companies for privatization rather than the expe

The Texas Court of Appeals has vacated its May 5 ruling in a pollution liability case, involving St.

Stymied in the state Senate, backers of a controversial California proposal to provide universal aut

The Federal Maritime Commission has dropped a controversial proposal requiring ocean carriers and ot

A Pacific Northwest shipping line that three years ago learned what happens when an accident cripple

As the Clinton administration's proposed tax on energy fights for life in Congress, the bad news kee

The House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee this week filled three vacancies when it seated Re

The U.S. Army and Marine Corps are jointly drafting a formal waiver request for exemption to the U.S

The U.S. agent for America-Russia-Turkey Navigation Shipping Lines insists the new carrier is a sche

French Agriculture Minister Jean Puech told reporters Thursday that concessions won by France in tal

EC SEEKS GATT RULING ON US STEEL DUTIESBRUSSELS, Belgium - The European Commission s

The story "ICC Votes to Seek More Information on Controversial Trucking Tariffs," on Page 3B in Wedn

O'HARE AIRPORT GETS A NEW TERMINALCHICAGO - U.S. Transportation Secretary Federico P

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

Riverboat gambling on the Delaware seems such a likely bet that several representatives of Atlantic

Cocoa producers and government officials have begun preparations for upcoming meetings in London, se

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CLINTON SAYS CHINA WILL GET MFN FOR YEARWASHINGTON - President Clinton said Thursday

Following Bolivia's June 6 elections, the government will award private-sector companies concessions

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Mid Ocean Ltd., a reinsurer formed last November, is developing an offshore insurance venture with J

Trans World Airlines Inc. said a U.S. bankruptcy court in Delaware approved its disclosure statement

The decision by Mitsubishi Materials Corp. to reduce refined lead output by 15 percent through Septe

MARYLAND GOVERNOR NAMES BARTLETT CHIEFANNAPOLIS, Md._ Former insurance company presi

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The U.S. Department of Agriculture has taken steps to tighten meat and poultry inspection, a move pr

The story "Georgia Plans Bond Issue for Port Expansion" on Page 1B in Wednesday's editions should ha