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The For Sale sign isn't quite ready for deep storage here at Wedco Technology Inc., the world's larg

EXCHANGE TO EXPAND CURRENCY, RATES TRADINGCHICAGO - Afternoon trading hours for Chic

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has approved the Chicago Mercantile Exchange's proposed per

Dr. Albert Sabin, a medical pioneer whose oral vaccine helped to virtually end the crippling disease

The chairman of California's Transportation Commission wants the Interstate Commerce Commission to d

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

The four-week strike by members of the United Mine Workers Union against Peabody Coal Co. had little

Dockside casinos could operate on any navigable waterway anywhere in Hancock and Harrison counties o

Consumers Power Co. admitted defeat this week in its 2 1/2-year battle with citizens groups to build

The United States is likely to impose sanctions against Japanese airlines in response to that countr

The Clinton administration appears to be taking a hands-off attitude toward the U.S. Export-Import B

Although a series of harsh winter storms dumped heavy snows and rain on largesections of the

Each day since a deadly bomb tore through the basement garage of the World Trade Center brings more

March 3, 1993 JAPANFinancial FuturesPrecious MetalsTokyo Commodity E

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President Clinton's plan to pump some $16 billion into the economy - including $4.1 billion in trans

The ruble plunged to a new all-time low of 649 to the dollar on Tuesday, downfrom 593 at the

March 2, 1993 Copper Total, 114,812. Gold Total, .1,481,958.Silver To

JOHNSON & JOHNSON UNIT IN AIDS DRUG TRIALSBRUSSELS, Belgium - The Belgian subsidiary

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Phar-Mor Inc.'s former chief financial officer, Patrick Finn, pleaded guilty Tuesday to 14 counts of

The National Association of Casualty and Surety Agents' top administrator is in Brussels this week l

CLINTON PLAN MAY HURT HEALTH-CARE INSURERSInsurance agents would be shut out of selling heal

Consolidated Rail Corp. will raise some of its westbound freight rates from Boston on April 1, marki

CN North America officially confirmed Monday that it is cutting 11,000 peoplefrom its railwa

Continental Airlines and other major airlines have thrown themselves into a new air-fare war.

The Interstate Commerce Commission has established a procedural timetable for ruling on Union Pacifi

The Supreme Court Monday said an ocean carrier's sale of cigarettes without health warnings at sea d

A bid to refloat the oil tanker Freja Svea, which is grounded off the northeast coast of Britain, fa

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Positioning themselves to compete with truckers that are handling the majority of southbound cargo,

This fledgling nation is jeopardizing its trade relations with the world over its plans to impose a

For Henk Rootliep, the retiring chairman of Royal Nedlloyd Group NV, there's only one thing to fear

In the aftermath of Friday's bomb blast at the World Trade Center, the U.S. Customs Service's New Yo

SOUTHWESTERN BELL, COX INK BRITISH CABLE DEALSouthwestern Bell Corp. and Cox Cable said Tues

President Clinton should not let agriculture disputes prevent passage of new world trade rules, even

The International Council of Chemical Associations has issued a warning that the potential failure o

Transportation Secretary Federico Pena, in his first public meeting with the maritime industry, was

The federal Superfund program cleaned up one of the nation's 1,200 most severely contaminated waste

The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey expects to lose $5 million a week while rent is suspende