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Trans-America Refining Co. is gearing up to resume operations soon at its largely dormant plant in N

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Tajikistan's giant Tajik aluminum smelter remains in operation but still faces a string of political

While the United States and Europe resolve their differences over oilseed subsidies, new grain-handl

Two long days of talking at President-elect Bill Clinton's economic summit in Little Rock, Ark., end

Metro Airlines Inc., a Southwestern regional carrier that has been operating under protection of the

The European Community Commission confirmed Tuesday that it is investigating British Airways' takeov

Japan's fair trade watchdog said in its annual report Tuesday that it had asked more companies to di

The former head of Arochem Corp. was convicted of fraud Monday for lying to a group of banks about t

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Natural gas companies ought to be careful about supporting the practice of factoring environmental e

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries may find solace, even amid doomsday whispers of an

Executives of Sea-Land Service Inc., America's largest containership operator, are decidedly upbeat

Lower-than-usual protein content in U.S. soymeal this year may make sales to Japan more difficult in

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STOLT TANKERS SAYS IT WON'T PAY DIVIDENDGREENWICH, Conn. - Citing tough market conditions an

If you are the Major Peuchen who was aboard the Titanic in 1912, or you can prove you are related to

In this season of good will, an uneasy peace has settled over Bessemer, Ala., where Trinity Industri

The Interstate Commerce Commission Tuesday proposed rules for a nationwide insurance registration pr

TALKS BREAK DOWN IN CHANNEL TUNNEL TIFFTalks over disputed equipment costs for the $12.7 bil

Frans Andriessen, the European Community's top trade official, is retiring at the end of the year, r

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Tuesday, Dec. 15, 1992 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

Affiliates of several U.S. companies or their joint ventures will show their exhibits at this week's

European Community automobile manufacturers, including Japanese firms with EC operations, approved t

The Maine Bureau of Insurance overstepped its bounds when it tried to create a higher assessment aga

Spending on transportation infrastructure looks to accelerate in 1993 regardless of what appears to

A strike by French rail workers, who are furious about the conviction of two drivers involved in a m

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NORTH AMERICA National Capital Area International Auto Show. Dec. 26-Jan. 3. Washington. Con

Horsham Corp. has reached an agreement to acquire all the outstanding shares of Clark Oil and Refini

Allstate Insurance Co. believes there's hope yet for underwriters doing business in New Jersey, the

Mercantile & General, Britain's biggest reinsurer, said Tuesday it plans to reduce its non-life unde

The U.S. dollar, appearing quite weak in spite of several recent reports suggesting the U.S. economy

Concerned by recent findings that showed 6 percent of truck drivers who were stopped for random road

Tiphook PLC, the U.K. container rental group, reported a 10.2 percent drop in pretax profit for the

Lyondell Petrochemical Co. of Houston is putting the finishing touches on aninnovative deal

Wheat futures declined in early December in a nervous trading environmentbecause of Russia's