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The Russian government has adopted a program to boost the export of industrial equipment from the co

MILLER CAPS DEAL WITH CANADA'S MOLSONMILWAUKEE - Miller Brewing Co. finalized an all

SHIP LABOR MEASURE REINTRODUCED IN HOUSEWASHINGTON - Legislation extending U.S. labo

Last month the Texas Railroad Commission held its annual "State of the Industry" meeting, where ener

A $1 million legal bill remains a key obstacle in resolving a three-year dispute over a 1988 merger

Chunks of Italian marble lay untouched outside Jerusalem's unfinished City Hall Plaza on Wednesday,

The official Brazilian Geographic and Statistical Institute (IBGE) has forecast a 1992-93 (September

As of Apr. 2, 1993 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from su

Primerica Corp. moved closer to its midyear goal of purchasing Shearson Lehman Bros. from American E

ITT HARTFORD INSURANCE GROUP (Hartford, Conn.) - Joseph H. Gareau Tuesday was elected executive vice

CHINA TO RESTRUCTURE ENTIRE PRICE SYSTEMBEIJING - China said it intends to restructu

In the latest display of fast footwork to get around Russia's continuing cash shortage, 11 Russian-b

The U.S. economic expansion is slowing and Germany is dragging its heels in cutting interest rates,

Teamsters' demands to limit United Parcel Service's intermodal operations will likely get a cool rec

Workers went on strike and took to the streets across the European Community Friday in a wave of pro

The railroad industry soon will be testing the prototype of a new intermodal technologyknown as the

German automaker Adam Opel AG won an order Friday from the Frankfurt regional court to stop rival Vo

REGIONAL BLOCS 1993 World Trade Forum. April 13. Madison, Wis. Contact: Beth Bucaida, MITA,

Sizzling economies in Asia and Central America hiked California's 1992 exports to $68 billion from $

South Koreans are taking calmly a report prepared by the U.S. Trade Representative's office citing 4

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1493 (Apr. 2, 1993) Previous day - 1499 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

More than 50 million people living in cities strung along Central Asia's ancient Silk Road rely on t

Four Corners Pipe Line Co. in California advised its shippers that all their April crude nominations

Norway's industrial production rose by 6.8 percent in February, compared with an 11.3 percent gain i

SULFURIC ACID ESCAPES AFTER HOECHST ACCIDENTFRANKFURT, Germany - A burst pipe releas

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent)is as f

With its channel being deepened to accommodate most of the world's fleet, the Port of Gulfport is no

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Venezuela's Cabinet has approved the US$1.7 billion Conoco heavy crude oil project, the first of the

Cuba's nickel production is expected to reach 45,000 metric tons in 1993, upfrom 33,000 in 1

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The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index backtracked last week as plywood prices sank from las

Altering its U.S.-produced stainless steel tanks to meet international standards should leave Nalco

While the U.S. Defense Logistics Agency is struggling to keep its massive stockpile disposal program

Drug company executives lashed out at President Clinton's plan to offer free vaccines to children ,

A group of U.S. airlines are drafting a bill that would guarantee loans for the purchase of new airc

The United Nations Compensation Commission, which studies the losses of individuals and corporations

James A. Hagen, chairman, president and chief executive of Consolidated Rail Corp., on April 16 will