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Upon walking into the exhibit hall at last week's Futures Industry Association annual meeting here,

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Rep. Henry B. Gonzalez renewed his attack on the U.S. Export-Import Bank's loans to Russia, citing d

Troubles for the world's airlines and their suppliers are likely to get worse before they get better

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines is expected to announce within a month the details of a far-reaching strate

UK RAIL UNION PLANS ONE-DAY STRIKE APRIL 2LONDON - The union representing rail worke

Comparing their company to "a homely girl in sexy clothes," the executives of Synthesia s.p., the Cz

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

Dresser Industries Inc. is close to signing a deal to manufacture oil-field equipment in Russia, sai

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Brazilian negotiations with Iran on renewal of an oil-import contract with that country remain "very

Iran has failed to attract private foreign investment for a $1.2 billion gas project but still inten

Economic growth in most of Latin America is expected to slow to under 4 percent this year and could

George Sinner, a former North Dakota governor, said he's somewhat optimistic that the sugar beet ind

At least five major Japanese seafood companies may have violated U.S. antitrust laws by trying to fi

With tin consumption currently outpacing production, a significant portion of the supply overhang -

The National Association of Independent Insurers has selected the top aide to Sen. Conrad Burns, R-M

Re Capital Corp. announced a 17 percent increase in its regular quarterly dividend from 6 cents per

The value of the Russian ruble has dropped sharply against the dollar during the country's political

CHINA TO EASE RULES ON MINING INVESTMENTHONG KONG - China's first laws on foreign in

OCEAN SHIPHOLDINGS INC. (Houston) - Jack E. Welch was named vice president and chief financial offic

U.S. and Mexican transporters trying to forge a gateway to Central America and greater inter-America

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

Monday Mar. 22, 1993 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

Philippine businesses are losing up to 400 million pesos ($15.87 million) a day, and corporate layof

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

Italian cattle and dairy producers said they risk losing nearly $125 million in revenue this month a

The Supreme Court dealt a blow to recovery groups that claim ownership of cargo they find on the sea

Stolt Tankers & Terminals (Holdings) SA said the company intends to change its name to Stolt-Nielsen

British shipowners put forward Monday a voluntary code for the routing and operations of tankers in

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As the world's coffee producers and consumers gear up for what is officially the last round of talks

A consumers' right to know how a life insurance company matches its assets to the risks it underwrit

The U.S. shipping agent for Conflo Lines, Peter K. Schauer of Orion Marine Corp. here, said he will

A tanker with more than 25 crewmembers aboard and carrying 10,000 tons of oil exploded and caught fi

Winston Churchill once called Russia "a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma." In1993, that

The Clinton administration began this month's negotiations on three side agreements to the North Ame

Kemper Corp.'s swap of two subsidiaries for Kemper Corp. stock was praised by analysts as a way of c

European Community trade negotiators plan to press U.S. Trade Representative Mickey Kantor on the fu

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