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To the Editor: I read the cover package on Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic in the Oct

Bill Clinton loves infrastructure. In fact, he fully intends to be the infrastructure president, bui

Every enterprise needs a Captain Bligh. The Soviet Union had Josef Stalin. Major League Baseball has

More U.S. utilities will begin testing foreign coal next year, either to assure themselves of low-su

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

The Department of Transportation's appointment of a retiring Coast Guard admiral as superintendent o

Industrial production in China grew 20.4 percent during the January-November period, the official Xi

CBT COMMENT PERIOD ON AGRICULTURE EXTENDED CHICAGO - The comment period on proposed chang

The hybrid RoadRailer trailer that can operate on rails or roads is a candidate to become the ultima

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The Interstate Commerce Commission attorney who is the agency's top defender in court trials on truc

The auction of Peru's state airline Aeroperu was declared and void due to problems with the

Power-starved southern states have won a long battle for the supply of natural gas from the western

Japanese beef traders said they are worried that prices for beef will remain lower at the start of t

For some, 1992 was the Year of the Phoenix. But only for some. Federal Express Corp. and Eme

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Maybe it's because hope springs eternal, especially as people approach a New Year . . . . Or maybe i

Ox carts, cows and barefoot workmen in tattered clothes tramp through the narrow streets as three-wh

The arrival of the containership Sea Leader in Rotterdam on Sunday will mark the start of a new era

Countries in Southeast Asia this week gave the first real glimpse of their emerging free-trade agree

The Bank of Korea intends to begin enforcing its regulations on letters of guarantee starting Jan. 1

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Brazil hopes to jump-start its economy by leaning hard on exports and using incentives to stimulate

Taiwan will ease restrictions on foreign investment to attract more overseas capital and meet requir

MEXICO CITY POLLUTION HITS DANGEROUS LEVELMEXICO CITY - Dangerous levels of air poll

Consolidation among several major military contractors has fueled press speculation that Newport New

Unocal Corp. said it has reached an initial agreement under which Amerada Hess Corp. will take over

The story headlined, "Best Lowers Credit Rating On Travelers' Life Division," on Page 8A Tuesday, sh

Opponents of the environmental and animal-rights movements told Kansas cattle producers that politic

Even as USAir resumes negotiations with British Airways on new forms of cooperation after the collap

Shrugging off commercial repercussions from the interracial rioting and governmental instability in

A federal judge in Washington has voided Postal Air Inc.'s 10-year, $1 billion contractto deliver ex

The Interstate Commerce Commission has reversed itself and decided not to discriminate between newly

The Southern Pacific Transportation Co. has wrested a multimillion-dollar auto parts contract away f

The National Assembly approved sweeping amendments to the foreign investment law Wednesday, allowing

General Electric Co. and its British namesake won a $2 billion order for gas turbines at a thermal p

The influx of American equity in India continues to swell, putting the United States at the top in f

BRAZIL COFFEE GROWERS SAY USDA FIGURE HIGHSAO PAULO, Brazil - Coffee growers and exp

JAPAN FIRM WON'T CUT PETROCHEMICAL OUTPUTJapan's Mitsubishi Petrochemical Co. has no plan to