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China's gold consumption is poised to grow above the current per capita annual usage rate of 0.18 gr

The first joint venture to produce computer hard disk drives in China will open later this year, an

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The European exchange rate mechanism was accepted as an effective way to smooth trade with the 12-na

The tepid response of precious metals to this week's upheaval in world currency markets drives home

The St. Lawrence Seaway authorities in the United States are hitching onto the latest technological

The Interstate Commerce Commission agreed to give up its jurisdiction over 1.45 miles of Consolidate

Inflation can run a retailer ragged in Brazil, where consumer prices rose 202 percent last year. Sto

The suspension of Russian insurer Ingostrakh's chairman could mean more state control of the fledgli

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Farmland Industries Inc. is hoping additional U.S. wheat deals with other importing countries will f

DATE OF AWARD: "E" Award in 1992.WHY THE AWARD WAS GIVEN:Metrologic, a manuf

The Port of Port Arthur said it had the best export year in its history in fiscal year 1991-92.<

1051 (Sept. 17, 1992) Previous day - 1052 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

Petroleum Tankship Operations. Sept. 21-24. Houston. Course for shoreside personnel on tanker operat

The TransPacific Westbound Rate Agreement said it erred in including wastepaper among the forest pro

Delta Air Lines asked the U.S. Department of Transportation Thursday to hold a public proceeding on

In what could be the last political compromise to satisfy Chinese concerns, the British and Hong Kon

The European Community is facing perhaps the most turbulent 72 hours in its 34-year history.

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The U.S. share of Nigeria's growing telecommunications equipment market risks being eaten up by low-

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HOUSE PANEL VOTES TO PUNISH YUGOSLAVIAA House committee voted Wednesday to punish Yugoslavia

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Illinois Power Co. is ignoring low-sulfur western coal while reviewing bids for medium-sulfur suppli

Oil prices are likely to rise to a nominal range of between $25 and $30 a barrel (for the West Texas

U.S. producers of stainless steel wire rod soon may file dumping and subsidy complaints against a nu

U.S. insurers may escape the turmoil in European currency markets, but the underwriting capabilities

It may be a 1990s trend for U.S. companies to think about playing catchup with European competitors

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Michael T. Black, who has a 10-year association with the company, was named president, succeeding Wi

Jack Sherman, a former director of international traffic and transportation for PennwaltCorp., died

As the currency crisis continued to rage in Europe Thursday, U.S. financial markets were calm, and U

David Brinker was named sales manager in Chicago. He was an account executive. ASSOCIATED AI

The offshore expansion of intermodal transportation has left the Interstate Commerce Commission perp

CHINESE VENTURE PLANS TWO SATELLITE LAUNCHESHONG KONG - A consortium led by state-ow

Soldiers evacuated almost half a million people from the path of raging river waters that have wreak

Inaction by the Ukrainian government has left a $3.5 million line of manufacturing equipment sitting

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