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President Clinton should consider holding a meeting, similar to his Pacific Northwest forest summit,

The bilateral aviation agreement between the United States and France expired Tuesday without any da

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Russia has agreed to borrow $533.5 million in a long-term, low-interest loan package from the United

U.S.-flag carriers and shipping labor told the Maritime Administration to scuttle its proposal to al

The Chinese crew that took over the Cypriot-flag tanker Silver Horn after being rescued by it was tr

The Port of Felixstowe, Britain's largest containerport, is setting up a port consultancy division t

Rohm & Haas Co. management said at the firm's annual meeting that earnings would be flat in 1993 unl

As of May 4, 1993 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtainedf

One of the directors of Todd Shipyard Corp. sold his 6 percent ownership of Todd, but he will remain

The country's largest export outlet took its first big step away from central control at the just-co

Accion, the U.S.-based non-profit organization that helps finance and educate ''micro-enterprises,"

As the proposed federal energy tax languishes in Congress, local energy users are beginning to wonde

The Interstate Commerce Commission agreed Tuesday to shift from a multi- tiered truck registration s

Brazil's intellectual property bill will go before the full Lower House of Congress Tuesday amid pes

The future of British Alcan Aluminium PLC's Lynemouth smelter is closely linked to the renewal of it

COFFEE FUTURES PLUNGE ON SPECULATIVE SELLINGNEW YORK - Coffee futures plunged late T

AFTER NADER BLAST, AIA BACKS DISASTER PLANWASHINGTON - The American Insurance Associ

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ECONOMIC INDICATORS Monthly percent change MarchCoincident index +0.1%

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The insurance industry is woefully unprepared financially to handle another major catastrophe, execu

In a game of high-stakes political poker, the state's largest business group will risk a $404 millio

Nearly 2,000 sugar cane cutters from Jamaica won't find work in Florida next fall because their empl

Strikes by metal and steelworkers in eastern Germany spread Tuesday into the shipbuilding state of M

South Africa's textile and apparel industry finds itself bludgeoned by competition from so-called in

The U.S. government body that oversees textile and apparel trade is drafting a policy that would all

Central & South West Corp. will acquire El Paso Electric Co. in a deal worth nearly $2.1 billion, th

NATURAL GAS CLEARINGHOUSE Natural Gas Clearinghouse - Posted prices for May 1993 (see Note 1

Florida's top commerce official came away from a meeting with Mercedes-Benz last week convinced Flor

The Port of Pascagoula said M/V John Lykes recently left for Murmansk, Russia, with 4,320 tons of ba

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The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York, are selling rates among trading

Norway's industrial production fell 1.0 percent in March, compared with a 6.8 percent increase in Fe

A year after expanding its East Coast operations through the purchase of a Virginia truckload carrie

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DUBLIN PLANS REVAMP OF INDUSTRIAL POLICYDUBLIN, Ireland - The Irish government announced amb

The Massachusetts auto insurance rate hike for 1993 was improperly set at 5.2 percent and should be

Sturge Holdings, the biggest underwriting agency at Lloyd's of London, announced drastic cost-cuttin