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Nickel producer Falconbridge Ltd. intends to reduce planned production by 10 percent, the company sa

Chile's lower house of Congress Tuesday unanimously approved a draft bill aimed at stopping a pluton

The outlook for key Chinese copper imports is being clouded by the freeing of domestic prices and th

Wednesday, Nov. 3, 1992 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

Japan announced another hefty increase in its trade surplus Wednesday, a stiff reminder of one of th

The U.S. dollar, in the first day of trading after the election of Bill Clinton to the presidency, r

FACTORY ORDERS Percent change Sept.Durable goods -0.1%Non-du

Many U.S. companies remain optimistic about Angola's investment potential despite the rapid resurgen

On the first deck of The President Casino, somebody's grandmother is stuffing her children's inherit

Annual duty savings of tens of millions of dollars are helping to keep Florida's commercial space in

The sharp drop in Russia's industrial production should slow next year, and the monthly inflation ra

GERMANY'S MAN TO CUT 4,500 JOBS WORLDWIDE FRANKFURT, Germany - MAN AG, the German mechanica

The hike in December crude oil price formulas to European customers by Saudi state oil company Aramc

WILLIAMSON WINS SEAT ON TEXAS AGENCYHOUSTON - Republican candidate Barry Williamson

Wednesday Nov. 4, 1992 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represent

A senior Cuban official said Wednesday that Bill Clinton's victory in the U.S. presidential election

Puerto Rico's new government will move quickly to sell off the island's money- losing containership

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A Miami air cargo company plans to begin flying next week from here to Puerto Rico, business that Ch

KEY ROAD JOB CLEARED FOR PORT OF OAKLANDOAKLAND, Calif. - A California court has cle

Boeing Co. increasingly is being used as a bargaining chip in international politics. First it was C

Lawyers for the Philippine government and Imelda Marcos agreed Wednesday to ask Swiss banks to trans

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural ServiceAgric

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

The European Community plans to discuss a maritime register for merchant ships of its 12 member stat

India's oil bill for fiscal 1992-93 (April-March) is likely to rise to $5.7 billion from the origina

Czechoslovak coal miners' trade unions have said they will march on government offices here next wee

Grains and soybeans tumbled as traders anticipated the start of a costly trade war between the Unite

The recent surge in export demand, combined with slightly improved soil moisture in the U.S. Plains,

Big money from the plastics and chemical industries defeated two environmental initiatives on the Ma

Bill Clinton's landslide victory caused many government and business leaders around the world to exp

Exposure to a wide range of dangerous chemicals on the job may be linked to genetic changes that sho

Marine Spill Response Corp. will be providing catastrophic oil spill cleanup services for three addi

Japan's refusal to budge on bilateral aviation issues during negotiations last week in Tokyo represe

The European Community Commission said it may consider British Airways'purchase of a stake i

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

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

Companies in the United States are largely to blame for the low level of wages paid in Indonesia's t

COCOA PRICE PROPOSAL SEEN EASING WAY TO PACTA new international agreement on cocoa prices lo

Shipping executives said any future maritime reform legislation should offer tax breaks and other in