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"When's the next ship due in?" Ian Pasco, director of the Port of Adelaide, calls to the port captai

NAFTA SEEN THREAT TO US SUGAR PROGRAMLONDON - Margaret Blamberg, vice president of e

It's not often the diverse members of the insurance industry can agree on anything. But it is not of

President-elect Bill Clinton's victory could end up depriving Boeing Co. of one of its most signific

Fort Wayne residents with IBM-compatible personal computers soon will be able to speed delivery of t

Close proximity may not make the heart grow fonder, but it packs quite awallop when forest p

A test of a new automated export filing system at the Port of Charleston, S.C., someday may solve a

France's unpopular Socialist government is expected to defy the United States and its own European C

In a move orchestrated by Interstate Commerce Commission Chairman Edward J. Philbin, the White House

The head of a parliamentary committee investigating a $1.2 billion securities fraud said Friday that

The energy industry should brace itself for costlier environmental oversight during the Clinton admi

CHINESE, SAUDIS CEMENT COMMERCIAL RELATIONSBEIJING - China and Saudi Arabia signed a

Canada's unemployment rate fell to 11.3 percent in October from 11.4 percent in September, as the nu

An enormous national investment in trucks, roads and corncobs could be unavoidable unless Americans

NJ, ALLSTATE POSTPONE WITHDRAWAL DECISIONNEWARK, N.J. - A decision on Allstate Insurance Co.

Bill Clinton's election could usher in a new era of federal land management in Alaska, ending 12 yea

Americans may not realize it, but in voting for change, they voted to change stenographers at the Jo

Russia is behind on its repayments to French banks for grain credits outstanding from earlier this y

A.P. Moller-Maersk Line of Denmark Friday said it will deploy three containerships - the Maersk Sant

The outstanding foreign debt of developing countries in the Asia-Pacific region will grow by a moder

REGIONAL BLOCS Mechanics of Japan's Aid Program - Bring U.S. and Japanese Firms Together. No

As of Nov. 6, 1992 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from su

After every binge, there's a hangover, and it usually hurts. Harper Group, an international

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The Friends of Nantucket I Lightship WLV 612 are seeking anyone who may have knowledge about lightsh

In the clearest sign yet that Japan is setting an independent foreign policy agenda in Asia, the gov

Indonesia is taking steps to attract more outside investors in a bid to counteract a perceived slump

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Brazilian manufacturers and exporters are nervous about a new Democratic administration in the Unite

Here are some Clinton advisers who have Japanese connections: * Sandy Burger, attorney, Hoga

President-elect Bill Clinton probably won't pick a trade fight with Japan. But, somewhat sur

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Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,150-$1,250per ton lots &

Nov. 6, 1992 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

Wisconsin Central Ltd., the nation's largest regional railroad, is adding new equipment and track to

The story headlined "Kaneb Acquires Eastern German Power Plant Firm" on Page 7B Nov. 4 should have s

The coal market is not on edge as talks get under way on a new contract for unionized U.S. miners, d

South Africa's fuel company Sasol and Mozambique's Empresa Nacional de Hidrocarbonetos expect to con

After three years of off-and-on negotiations with would-be investors who wanted to restore a defunct