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With the election of Gov. Bill Clinton, the United States declared itself ready for change. But will

A patented biomedical Trojan horse that tricks the body's defense mechanisms so it can fight AIDS or

Exporters harbor great ideas about the former Soviet Union. They continue to revere the federation o

U.S. exporters are demonstrating heightened demand to secure export credit insurance to cover the ri

The European Community has accused Japan of ducking its responsibilities in the Uruguay Round of glo

Cast (1983) Ltd., a North Atlantic container operator, is laying off some 50 employees in North Amer

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Three of Wichita's large companies significantly reduced their air pollution emissions last year, bu

Boeing Co.'s commercial jet sales could drop as much as 25 percent by 1995, bringing more production

A controversy is brewing over whether the European transportation industry should adoptthe larger co

The Florida Insurance Department said Friday that several insurers have asked for permission to phas

A Virginia-based recycling firm plans to build a $100 million paper-recycling plant at the South Jer

Dec.4, 1992 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

A natural gas liquids pipeline owned by Phillips Petroleum burst into flames near here last week, in

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A short-line serving the northern Indiana steel region, Chicago SouthShore & South Bend Railroad, sa

The U.K. air freight industry's Cargo Accounts Settlement System (CASS), which handles payments from

It still may be trying to shake off two decades of war and create some stability, but Cambodia could

U.S. shipping lines expanded their access to Ukrainian ports and gained the ability to compete comme

Dec. 4, 1992 Copper Total, 75,811. Gold Total, .1,524,818.Silver Total, .280,

The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index moved sideways last week. The index was unchanged at

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Japan's balance of payments surplus widened by nearly 60 percent in Octoberfrom year-ago lev

UK GOVERNMENT ASKED TO COVER TERROR ATTACKSThe Association of British Insurers Friday said i

While Boeing Co. and two other manufacturers that supply aircraft to the troubled Irish GPA Leasing

The latest reports indicate the U.S. economy may have strengthened during October, butthat did not t

Personal-computer makers are expected to have one of their best Christmas seasons ever this year, wi

Ten Muslim countries have forged an expanded economic and trade bloc spanning central Asia to attrac

A more-focused approach to its markets, aggressive protection of its trade secrets and a growing num

Ex-U.S.S.R. livestock herds, forecast to decline by some 28 million head in 1992, are expected to co

Bulk containers are facing a slew of changes. With shipping lines reorganizing themselves in

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The dream of three world-class containership companies forming an alliance offering a tricontinental

Duties imposed just last month by Mexico on United States beef and live cattle probably will be elim

Mexico is expected to boost cotton imports during the 1992-93 (August-July) marketing year to 602,00

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Thursday at 202.45 off 0.15 which compares

As of Dec. 4, 1992 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from su

A U.S. Department of Agriculture official said the recent U.S.-European Community farm subsidy pact

The Port of Seattle's executive director wants to name a new economic development czar who might rep