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It was an idea of biblical sweep: convert a major portion of Russia's huge military industries, like

For companies that are buying or selling overseas for the first time - and there are a greatmany of

The German government may curb its demands for limits on U.S. airline capacity in the U.S.-German ma

A 100-member British business delegation descends on China this week scouting for new market opportu

S&P DOWNGRADES JAL DEBT RATINGSTOKYO - Standard and Poor's on Tuesday lowered its ra

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Despite the end of the Cold War and President Bush's pledge to curb overseas weapons sales, the Unit

Natural gas industry leaders said they were uncertain what long-term impact New York Mercantile Exch

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German insurer Aachener & Muenchener Beteiligungs has given in to pressurefrom minority shar

China's continuing tight soybean and soybean meal market will lessen the country's ability to export

ICI PAINTS WILL SELL SOME EUROPE HOLDINGSICI Paints has agreed to sell its European aerospac

Tidewater Inc. this week credited higher utilization of its marine fleet as the reason for a 69 perc

COASTAL GAS MARKETING COMPANY Coastal Gas Marketing Company (formerly ANR Gathering Company)

Leif Hoegh & Co. A/S, one of Norway's largest shipowners, will transfer its tankers to a new company

The International Brotherhood of Teamsters, looking to swell its ranks, is setting its sights on one

LONG ISLAND RAIL ROAD (Jamaica, N.Y.) - Robert M. Brickman was named director of planning. He was ac

Amtrak is about to give the country a glimpse the future of rail passenger travel with a new high-sp

Pittston Co., parent of Burlington Air Express, reported third-quarter income of $14.7 million, or 4

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The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Monday at 201.81 up 0.88 which compares wi

Thailand's new sugar cane buying system, which starts with the 1992-93 crushing season in November,

Dow Chemical Co. has begun assessing initial marketplace reaction to its suggestion that chemical pr

Ten families and individuals who lost their homes in a fire that swept Oakland, Calif., last year fi

The Bundesbank offered Tuesday to lend banks money at variable interest rates in a move that banking

The Indian shipping industry is increasing pressure on the government for total deregulation, saying

In what is an unusual grain sale for one of America's biggest wheat states, Kansas Gov.Joan Finney o

The U.S. futures industry's nemesis, the London International Financial Futures Exchange, continues

The Port of Lake Charles has posted a record for bulk and general cargo handled through the third qu

A consortium of three major manufacturers of truck trailers is working to develop standards for what

A veteran of the railroad industry said this week that he plans to spend $165 million to build a mil

Members of the International Association of Machinists working for Southern Pacific Lines have ratif

The U.S. Court of International Trade, the nation's arbiter of trade disputes, announced sweeping ch

Favored by good weather and high yields, Brazil's 1992-93 (May-April) raw sugar production will tota

Oct. 20, 1992 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

A small group of traders in Seoul and Hong Kong say China will likely offer its new-crop corn to Sou

A ship repair company here was fined $9.2 million for dumping toxic waste at the Navy's Hunter's Poi

The big "Plastics USA" conference and industry trade show here last week brought a contingent of uti

Corporate Canada is treading more cautiously in the current campaign for next Monday's national refe