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A pair of Pacific Northwest nuclear plants that cost $4 billion to build and more than $500 million

Russian oil output fell at least 15 percent in the first quarter compared with the first three month

AUSTRALIA-NEW ZEALAND DIRECT LINE (Long Beach, Calif.) - Michael Thomas was appointed project manage

A group of 2,500 Executive Life Insurance Co. policyholders wants an independent actuary to assess t

The most striking thing about this year's presidential elections is that you can hardly tell there w

Japanese office workers, unable to drink on expenses any more, are instead drowning their sorrows at

Japan welcomes President Clinton's plan to extend the fast-track negotiation mandate for the world t

The U.S. dollar fell Monday in thin trading, hitting another record low against the Japanese yen.

Trinidad and Tobago floated its currency and removed all regulations on the movement of currency in

The latest pairing in U.S.-Mexican state relationships took place last week, when Minnesota and Quin

Milwaukee truckers and shippers struggled to maintain normal operations Monday as scores of workers

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Construction began earlier this month on a $26 million runway reconstruction and extension project a

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The Russian government has banned the import of U.S. meat and poultry products from the United State

Well-capitalized commodity fund managers are driving the soybean market and could help futures at th

Rating agency A.M. Best on Monday released ratings for 71 property and casualty insurers. Of the lar

Hoegh-Ugland Auto Liners A/S said it added the Jordanian Port of Aqaba as a destination on its U.S.

Maryland Gov. William Donald Schaefer is expected to name a new insurance commissioner within the ne

In Tokyo's most elegant club, top Japanese financiers and politicians make business decisions as the

Malaysia ordered an indefinite suspension of the recruitment of foreign workers into the country, th

A senior member of the Thai parliament has called on the government to instruct Asia North America E

The Slovak government is confident that it soon will settle its bitter row with Hungary over a contr

Yuji Tanahashi, vice minister of international trade and industry, said Monday that the economic sti

For the week ended April 3, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

Trade between North and South Korea shrank dramatically in the January-March period, due to the Nort

Around Chicago, the Duchossois family is best known for its Arlington International Racecourse.<

Attorneys for Navistar International Transportation Corp. successfully petitioned a state judge in M

Airliners are flying less than two-thirds full on international routes, and many business executives

The MidAmerica Commodity Exchange has received regulatory approval to trade smaller-size futures con

Oil prices are expected to hold steady until it becomes clear how much support the Organization of P

Russia has decided to scrap customs duties on exports of 520,000 metric tons of aluminum this year a

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A large Mississippi River oil slick had a negligible impact on the Port of New Orleans because the a

Oregon's workers compensation cost-cutting effort has attracted widespread national attention, espec

Insurance companies stand to lose approximately 40 percent of their workers compensation premiums an

President Clinton was expected late Monday to name Jolene M. Molitoris to run the Federal Railroad A

Despite worries about their own declining economic conditions, European Community governments are pr

Russia is likely to receive this week a $30 billion-plus financing commitmentfrom the United

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