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Stock analysts in Singapore said they see little chance of an improvement in Neptune Orient Lines ea

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Leaders of the Commonwealth of Independent States agreed in principle at a summit Friday to set up a

Kozo Watanabe, chief of Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry, said Friday that the g

The U.S. dollar probably will decline to about 100-110 yen "over the next year or so," economist Fre

Canada's two major airlines, Air Canada and Canadian Airlines, signed a pre- merger agreement last w

This week's 14th congress of China's Communist Party won't show any ugly bruises on factions jockeyi

Westinghouse Electric Corp. and Hughes Aircraft Co., have asked Japan's Mitsubishi Electric Corp. fo

The Swedish way of life was once the envy of the world - industrial harmony, growing prosperity, ful

A year after federal and Alaska state officials dismissed charges against Exxon Corp. for the 1989 V

Large hog supplies and favorable exchange rates have combined to dramatically boost U.S. pork export

Oct. 9, 1992 Copper Total, 54,894. Gold Total, .1,825,910.Silver Total, .276,

SECOND DRUG FIRM FILES SUIT AGAINST IVAXA second major drug manufacturer has filed a lawsuit

A stopgap law enacted in the waning days of the congressional session supersedes a 1990 Supreme Cour

Customs officials and brokers will face practical and political problems if a last-minute Senate fai

The U.S. tax system is overdue for a basic reform aimed at promoting more U.S. high-technology produ

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York (Friday) and Citibank/New York,

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Transportation News Ticker The dry cargo and tanker fixtures listed herewith and compiled in

Botswana is optimistic that greater political stability in Southern Africa and its own hospitable in

South Korea opened an official liaison office in Hanoi as a first step toward normalizing relations

MITSUI PURSUES DEAL WITH RUSSIAN OIL FIRMSMitsui and Co. is negotiating with two Russian oil

Russian Fuel and Energy Minister Viktor Chernomyrdin last week warned former Soviet republics to pay

Vinai Sompong, Thailand's new minister of transport and communications said he would push for privat

The chairman of U.S. supercomputer maker Cray Research Inc. stepped up his protest Friday against th

Japan wants a permanent seat on the U.N. Security Council by 1995 but is not seeking veto powers, th

The millionth Sea-Land Service Inc. container to be shipped to Alaska is due to arrivetoday at the P

Flag states that do not have the expertise or manpower to implement or enforce international shippin

The Federal Aviation Administration Friday ordered all U.S. airlines that operate Boeing 747 aircraf

Taiwan's official representative to Malaysia, Huang Hsin-pi, Friday told Taiwanese investors to reco

The Interstate Commerce Commission has told 17 U.S. railroads that they owe a total of $611,012 to H

Yugoslavia has temporarily suspended repayment of its debts to the International Monetary Fund until

Cutthroat competition and the economic slump are prompting transportation companies to turn to infor

The colony's flag carrier, Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd., intends to shift most of its local data-proc

China has agreed to market-opening concessions that could lead to billions ofdollars a year

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Attracting qualified and quality business students to the insurance industry often is made difficult

New York Mercantile Exchange Oct. 8, 1992CRUDE OIL(1,000 barrels; dollars and cents

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CHILEAN COPPER OUTPUT TO HIT 2.7 MILLION TONSSANTIAGO, Chile - Chilean copper production wil