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

Bangladesh still has in place bureaucratic shackles and rules that hamper foreign investment, but of

United Parcel Service, the package delivery company, is opening its first bonded distribution center

CORCORAN ELECTED NITL CHAIRMANATLANTA - Robert M. Corcoran, general manager of traff

Jordan's King Hussein, recovering from kidney surgery, made his first public speech in several month

China's southern city of Guangzhou said it will adopt preferential policies for six targeted industr

Shipping lines operating between Europe and Canada are not expecting any bonanza as a result of the

A U.S. business group has developed a way to help international companies measure - and, they hope,

St. Louis has been picked for a national pilot program to make it easier for small and medium-size m

Juergen Moellemann, Germany's economics minister, and his Taiwanese counterpart, Vincent Siew, Wedne

Hope that operations at North America's largest coal terminal might return to normal faded Tuesday,

With the start of the lucrative Chilean fruit import season looming in just two weeks, a labor dispu

CHINA EXPECTED TO BUY US COMPUTER EQUIPMENTChina plans to buy up to $2 billion worth of U.S.

At a special meeting in Luxembourg next week, shareholders will vote to liquidate Marine Investments

British shipowners are urging the government to establish a so-called maritime enterprise zone that

SOMALI REFUGEE SHIP ARRIVES IN YEMENADEN, Yemen - A ship carrying 3,000 Somalis who risked a

Rising traffic at Portland, Ore., and Vancouver, British Columbia, will push the Pacific Northwest's

The U.S. dollar was largely unchanged Wednesday after an early morning rally lost its momentum.<

A key measure of Dutch unemployment, those without work but looking for full- time jobs, rose in the

British Airways will support a full "open-skies" agreement with the United States if Washington agre

Dutch industrial production dropped by a seasonally adjusted 0.7 percent in the third quarter, after

Fearing a Bill Clinton administration will give a boost to regulatory agencies already costing truck

The Interstate Commerce Commission says that a $1 bid from a mining company to purchase a 71.5-mile

Estonia's central bank Tuesday froze the accounts and transactions of three leading commercial banks

France made a final defiant bid to rein in European Community trade negotiators as they began talks

Britain and Denmark today will block a planned $1.1 billion European Community subsidy to promote hi

A federal grand jury has indicted the owners of a bankrupt truck-parts company in Moberly, Mo., and

Truckers may have failed to achieve many of their objectives in the U.S. Congress' major transportat

Norbert Walter, chief economist for the Deutsche Bank Group, said Wednesday that he believes the ful

In a reversal of an earlier decision, the U.S. International Trade Commission has determined that ma

U.S. shippers remain concerned about operating to and from Mexico despite the praise heaped on the N

A 2.5 percent increase in imports helped narrow the Canadian merchandise trade surplus to a seasonal

EC PANEL PROPOSES AID FOR STEEL SECTORBRUSSELS, Belgium - The European Community Com

A Honduras-registered tanker loaded with 1,000 tons of asphalt sank off the coast of Malaysia late T

Maritime safety would be improved if governments devoted more time to enforcing regulations, a tanke

Belgium said Tuesday that it will impose a tax on beer, colas and sparkling water containers by the

PRICE DISPUTE KILLS DOW'S CZECH DEALPRAGUE, Czechoslovakia - Dow Chemical Co.'s plan

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