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The apparent need for Brazil's cocoa grinders to import cocoa beans to keep their machinery running

Growers of Florida's citrus, sugar and vegetable crops have mixed emotions about the North American

International trade in Florida has run into a surplus in recent years, countering the national trend

Back in the bad old days of the early and mid-1980s, when the debt-ridden economies of Latin America

In an effort to reduce potential liability and get ahead of pending beefed-up federal packaging stan

JUDGE OKS NY PLAN FOR EXECUTIVE LIFENEW YORK - Nassau County State Supreme Court Jud

Dec. 17, 1992 Copper Total, 82,876. Gold Total, .1,511,244.Silver Tot

Reinsurers with large property coverage portfolios will be singing the blues as they ring in the New

With new leaders, about 10 departures and at least 15 freshman members, the House Merchant Marine an

Several small shippers, complaining that trans-Atlantic containership lines are denying them access

Seeking to stem the torrent of red ink spilling over its balance sheet, Delta Air LinesThursday anno

Local 375 of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters is appealing a National Labor Relations Boar

Direct investment traditionally has been the most common way to transfer U.S. capital, technology an

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

U.S., Canadian and Mexican standards organizations will meet early next year to try and harmonize pr

The head of U.K. statutory gas industry watchdog Ofgas, James McKinnon, recommended Thursday that ga

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A seven-year boom in U.S. cigarette exports shows no signs of ending in 1993, federal forecasters sa

An official Indian export agency is tightening its procedures to combat fraud in shipping garments t

Privatization in Eastern Europe may be entering a new phase as a result of a Polish program for comp

Ship operators and state environmental agencies are trying to tighten the regulations for training a

Kenya's 1992-93 coffee crop could suffer because of a sector-wide shortage of cash as well as uncert

After years of discussion and negotiation, tougher rules on the insurance industry are taking effect

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Wednesday at 203.10 up 0.75 which compares

The Los Angeles City Council has rejected calls for an investigation into the selection of the city'

Wisconsin Central Transportation Corp. and some of its major shareholders are offering 3.4 million s

The U.S. aerospace industry, buffeted by defense cutbacks and the continued problems of U.S. airline

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Dec. 16, 1992 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

U.S. crude oil inventories rose by 4.6 million barrels in the week ended Dec. 11, compared with the

Amoco Corp. plans to spend $3.2 billion next year on capital investment and exploration, about the s

Proposals to shift insurance regulation from the states to the federal government are premature, acc

For Latin American business professionals looking to protect their assets and provide security for t

FRENCH NICKEL COMPANY TO GO TO FULL CAPACITYFrance's Societe Le Nickel plans to produce nick

Prices for some South Carolina lumber and plywood products are as much as 25 percent more than a yea

FORMER RUSSIAN LEADER TO HEAD THINK TANKRussia's former acting prime minister Yegor Gaidar p

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

Transportation Research Forum. New York chapter, Jan. 7. Speaker is Steven Ashman of Encompass, the

Norwegian businessman Torstein Hagen appears headed for yet another showdown with the supervisory bo

Steamship lines opposed to legislation that approves the transfer of port money to city coffers for