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JAPANESE PORT UNION EXTENDS PACT DEADLINETOKYO - Japan's port workers' union last we

The Export-Import Bank of Japan announced details of a new credit line to Japanese importers of manu

Foreign investment advisory firms, taking advantage of recent poor performance by Japanese companies

In an about-face, Western Digital Corp. said last week it soon will market an inexpensive circuit bo

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CIGNA SECURITIES LOSES $5.3 MILLION JUDGMENTA retired investor who found himself placed into

USDA FORECASTS RISE IN BRAZIL COFFEE OUTPUTU.S. Department of Agriculture forecast 1992-93 B

In a case reminiscent of Gilbert P. Hyatt - the Southern California inventor who came out of the blu

ORDERNET HOPES TO SELL EDI SOFTWARE IN ASIADUBLIN, Ohio - Ordernet Services is tryin

UKRAINE AGREES TO SHARE EX-USSR DEBT LOADUkraine is ready to accept joint responsibility for

Alternative export development often has modest beginnings, and in Bolivia, where the search has bee

The cost to reorganize Navieras de Puerto Rico Inc. will reach $14 million over the next several yea

The probability that U.S. natural gas prices will stay low for at least several more years may be th

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A new government bond fund, designed to give the conservative investor a higher yield, was added to

California is beginning a comprehensive review of train routes, cargo and operations to pinpoint are

Colombia was willing to reduce coffee exports, if necessary, in order to convince other producer nat

The presidents of El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras will sign agreements within the next few weeks

Japan's Ministry of Agriculture today denied charges by the U.S. Feed Grains Council that feed grain

The United States found Thailand in violation of U.S. trade law for allowing patent piracy, but susp

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Japanese bankers are puzzled by the latest twist in the still-pending U.S.financial fair-tra

Mar. 13, 1992 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

Local opposition has halted a plan by Chubu Electric Power Co. to build two coal-burning units in th

Friday Mar. 13, 1992 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

AMERICAN EXCESS INSURANCE ASSOCIATION (East Hartford, Conn.) - Richard A. Maxwell, recently retired

TEXAS EASTERN SHIPS LESS GAS TO MEXICOHOUSTON - Texas Eastern Transmission Corp. has

The Sule Pagoda's golden spire glints in the gathering dusk, towering indomitably over past glories

Daimler-Benz AG will not offer its stock on U.S. exchanges because U.S.financial reporting r

Government and private surveys showing declining capital investment plans among Japanese companies a

As of Mar. 13, 1992 Prices in the spot chemicals table include spot quotations or list price

The two largest American-flag container operators are urging the United States to strengthen a 1954

Shipping lines serving Latin America and Asia, as well as U.S. carriers benefiting from the Persian

The Department of Transportation, in a concession to legislators from farm states, has proposed gran

While Congress debates legislation to break the "Circle of Poison" that allows banned pesticides to

Thai Airways International, regularly rated among the best of regional carriers, begins to go public

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A state commission has called for the repeal of the current system for setting workers' compensation