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The completion of a single European Community market will yield only small increases in cross-border

Pacific Transportation Association, May 28. Luncheon featuring Ronald B. Gottshall, managing directo

CHUNNEL WORKERS LINK UP RAIL CORRIDORWorkers Wednesday joined the first of two parallel tunn

Chevron Corp.'s wholly owned subsidiary, California Asiatic Ltd., sold all shares of Chevron Oil Co

Congress is expected to vote today on whether to extend for two years the administration's "fast-tra

U.S. Commerce Secretary Robert Mosbacher said Wednesday that Soviet passage of an emigration bill ha

May 22, 1991 RESELLER Rack-Prices are in cents per gallonUnleaded Mid- Premi

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Silver prices were lower late Wednesday after the initial upward surge on political uncertainties in

Operating revenue at insurance broker Willis Corroon PLC for the three months ended March 31 increas

U.S. slaughter cow and lean beef prices could firm this year if an expected 14 percent cut in Austra

Canadian-owned Grand Trunk Western Railroad will try to reach a gain-sharing agreement with its unio

The United States, Japan and Canada are likely to be invited to participate in a European Community

Matson Navigation Co., San Francisco, asked the Federal Maritime Commission for permission to delay

FACTORY WORKERS RESUME STRIKES IN BYELORUSSIAMOSCOW - Workers at 13 factories in Byelorussia

SABENA IN TALKS WITH BA, AIR FRANCEBRUSSELS, Belgium - Belgium's national airline Sabena SA

The U.S. dollar was broadly higher Wednesday afternoon in slow trading, reflecting a winding down of

KOHL DOWNPLAYS CONCERNS ABOUT EASTGerman Chancellor Helmut Kohl Tuesday downplayed concerns

Western trade officials worked against the clock Wednesday to finalize reforms that will streamline

China found more natural gas of "industrial value" in the northwest Shaanxi, Gansu and Ningxia basin

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The senior U.S. diplomat in Hong Kong Wednesday came out strongly in favor of extending China's most

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange's board of governors announced plans to launch trading of three curr

The House Energy and Commerce Committee took a first step Wednesday toward what is expected to be pr

DUTCH COMPANY SELLING STAKE IN MALAYSIA FIRMTHE HAGUE, Netherlands - The leading Dutch insur

A wool glut and measures to reduce flocks have prompted a significant increase in Australian mutton

Service contracts have become too complex and should be eliminated, said a representative for severa

SHELL FORMS UNIT IN CZECHOSLOVAKIARoyal Dutch/Shell Group of Companies formed a new company

The European Commission Wednesday accused the United States of ''incomprehensib le" and "counterprod

While the Clean Air Act was designed as a major step in reducing environmental pollution, the huge c

Aviation officials are looking to expand direct flights to Europe and Asia in line with the island's

Pan Am Corp., which filed for bankruptcy protection in January, said in a document released Tuesday

Any decision on whether to invite Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev to the July summit of the Group of

The sanctions committee of the United Nations' Security Council retained its ban on Iraqi oil export

The postponement of elections after the assassination of former prime minister Rajiv Gandhi will del

The American steel industry is starting to map a strategy to deal with international trade "uncertai

Secretary of State James Baker said Wednesday the United States should consider an economic aid prog

Cuts in military spending by industrial countries and Third World nations could translate into savin

Aluminum ingots- $1,310-$1,320 per ton lots & in warehouse min. 99.7

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