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A lack of merger control guidelines in the European Community's competition policy has led to a domi

Taiwan will have to overhaul its protectionist agricultural import policies in preparation for entry

Ray Whitmire was named national account executive for the air freight company's construction and ene

Amid a sluggish world economy, foreign investors sharply reduced their purchases of U.S. firms in 19

Coors Brewing Co., the nation's third-largest brewer, announced Tuesday it is negotiating to sell it

China is eager to continue high-volume corn sales to Japan, and trading company sources hope this le

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,200-$1,300per ton lots & in

The Maritime Administration is offering 10 obsolete, World War II reserve fleet vessels for scrappin

The U.S. dollar gained slightly Tuesday against the yen and deutsche mark in light trading that refl

The newly signed definitive agreement between Aetna Life and Casualty Co. andleveraged buy-o

The African National Congress has started discussions with Germany on a bilateral arrangement to pro

Olav Rakkenes, chairman of Atlantic Container Line, doesn't mince words. "Rubbish, stupid, l

Malaysia announced plans this week to build a second inland containerport in Kluang at the southern

Worldwide demand for advanced coal-burning technology will be worth up to $2 trillion over the next

Domestic producers are seeking to take advantage of an upturn in demand for ethylene, a basic buildi

AIR PRODUCTS, LIQUID AIR FORM PARTNERSHIPAir Products & Chemicals Inc. and Liquid Air Corp.

Tuesday June 9, 1992 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

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June 9, 1992 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

European nations isolated the United States at the Earth Summit Tuesday, presenting a united front t

The European Community Commission plans to ease restrictions preventing companies from gaining multi

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has told air cargo carriers that they will have to pay

Japan's machinery makers received orders from the key private sector worth 944.7 billion yen ($7.4 b

Tuesday, June 9, 1992 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

Out but not down, the waterfront union ousted from Southern Pacific Railroad Co.'s Los Angeles-area

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Cleanup costs for land the Port of Tacoma will turn over to the Puyallup Indian tribe as part of a f

Metal analysts are basing recent advances in platinum on a revival of bullish fundamental news.<

The Port of Calcutta will open more areas to private operation, furthering the goal of port privatiz

Russia is likely to use Czechoslovakia's privatization model of vouchers to sell off state enterpris

STEELMAKERS FILE ANTI-DUMPING PETITIONCANTON, Ohio - Republic Engineered Steels Inc. and Tim

June 9, 1992 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.

The chairman of the Interstate Commerce Commission, Edward Philbin, rejected a shippers' group's req

Burlington Northern Railroad's controversial certificate of transportation (COT) program for grain s

BILL AIMS TO PROHIBIT BARGE ABANDONMENTSWASHINGTON - Rep. W.J. Tauzin, D-La., is int

China has implied French companies may be denied access to a major infrastructure project if Paris a

Insurance commissioners voted Tuesday to overhaul proposed requirements to regulate a practice where

Mexico is preparing to sign free-trade agreements with its Latin American neighbors even before the

Amid the frustrations U.S. high-technology companies experience in Japan, one product line stands ou