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Coffee roasters, slow to reduce the price of a cup of coffee when bean prices were plunging to histo

COCOA SMUGGLING CUTS PURCHASES IN GHANAReports reaching Accra indicate a high rate of smuggl

Production began this week at one of the Caribbean's largest gold mines in the Omai District in Guya

European shippers are appealing directly to Sir Leon Brittan, the European Community's competition c

Political tensions in Russia last week temporarily overshadowed the bearishness of oil markets, whic

Dec. 14, 1992 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

From atop an 82-foot tower, a red light has flashed across Lake Michigan every five seconds for 75 y

Aided by state regulations that force utilities to invest in energy conservation, businesses in the

The European Community kept the show on the road at its Edinburgh summit - but only just barely.

A host of ocean shipping interests are urging the Federal Maritime Commission to reject a U.S. shipb

This city has become the symbolic capital of Latin America with the inauguration of the first perman

The increasingly precarious state of the French franc has made a hitherto expected narrowing of inte

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In a move apparently aimed at ensuring eventual Chinese control, the government in Macao said it pla

Shanghai Airlines is said to be negotiating with Western banks to finance the Chinese carrier's expa

The U.S. Supreme Court Monday declined to review a claim by Pacific Express Inc., a defunct Californ

Prime Minister Kiichi Miyazawa said Japan cannot risk provoking a breakdown in world trade talks ove

The U.S. Supreme Court decided Monday to step into the controversy over the rights of banks to sell

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1360 (Dec. 14, 1992) Previous day - 1359 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

President-elect Bill Clinton probably will move quickly to reduce U.S. oil imports, using natural ga

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New laws and government agencies created to reform Eastern Europe's business practices are proving i

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Controlling the tens of thousands of tons of hazardous waste that move across the U.S.-Mexico border

The ferocious storm that wreaked havoc in the Northeast last week shut down air and seaports, sent a

A fresh Danish opinion poll showed Friday that a majority of Danes would support a new deal exemptin

TTX Co., the railroad-owned car leasing company, plans to spend $415 million for new equipment in 19

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Russia remained delinquent on farm credit payments into the weekend and remained suspended from the

Policies aimed at reducing U.S. energy consumption could dampen economic growth and render unachieva

Cytel Corp. and Sandoz Pharma Ltd. have reached an agreement to restructure their collaboration.

Rubbermaid Inc. last week realigned its resin casual furniture joint venture with Sommer-Allibert In

The prospect of a North American free-trade area between the United States and Canada being expanded

House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman John D. Dingell, D-Mich., is asking the Federal Deposit

In the face of mounting competition from U.S. maritime gateways and intermodal networks, Canada's po

Operators of Shipyard River Coal Terminal Co. in Charleston, S.C., hope the sale of the terminal to

The German shipping company Egon Oldendorff has purchased two container/roll- on, roll-off ships fro

The European Community's failure to issue a schedule of proposed tariff reductions for agricultural