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Vietnam has been focused inward since the war ended in the mid-1970s and can be quite sensitive abou

A new weekly operation, DNOL Med Service, was launched this month between North America and the east

The Philippine National Oil Co. has received 19 bids on its term supply of naphtha and is now negoti

Britain shaved interest rates Friday in government moves to beat an economic recession. The

An expected increase in orders for defense hardware will not be strong enough to offset broad-based

THE SCRAP STEEL MARKET has hunkered down for the recession. Prices are remarkably steady despite a c

European Community agriculture ministers today were scheduled to resume negotiations on 1991 farm pr

ICCO CONTEMPLATES NEW COCOA AGREEMENTLONDON - Led by Cote d'Ivoire, producers within the Int

Contending that the state's new auto insurance law did little for Philadelphians, Sen. Chaka Fattah

As of Mar. 22, 1991 Prices in the spot chemicals table include spot quotations or list price

Two refineries in Montreal will become totally dependent on foreign crude oil following a decision b

Striking miners in the Soviet Union's third-largest coal-producing region agreed to suspend their wa

The Polish government is intensifying its call for U.S. firms to invest in Poland. "Now's th

Brazil oil-workers, under the threat of dismissal, Thursday ended their 23- day-old strike, the long

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Hundreds of U.S. citizens and companies that suffered losses after Iraq invaded Kuwait have filed c

Canada came to the U.S. heartland on a shopping trip last week, searching for mid-America companies

'HYBRID' BILL CONCERNS FED CHIEF GREENSPANA bill approved by the Senate Agriculture Committe

Japan and the United States need more effective ways of resolving trade disputes so that they aren't

The closing of coffee registrations by Brazil took Colombia by complete surprise, said Jorge Cardena

CALIF. ORDERS SEIZURE OF TRANS-CAL TITLE CO.California Insurance Commissioner John Garamendi

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WILMINGTON, NC, ADDED TO US-SOVIET PORT LISTThe Port of Wilmington, N.C., is being added to

Carnival Cruise Lines Inc. sold its minority stake in a Finnish shipbuilder, the cruise operator sai

Vietnam's business practices, inflated office and house rents, unrealistic minimum wage and high tax

Slightly higher energy markets pushed The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index higher last wee

Akzo Chemicals Inc. said it will close its Delaware City, Del., plant site, where it produces carbon

The Commodity Future Trading Commission will not automatically approve and will thoroughly discuss a

Iran, now a key regional power after Iraq's defeat in the Persian Gulf war, is discreetly introducin

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U.S. companies are the most active in seeking patents in China, but come in second to Japan in award

Aluminum ingots- $1,475-$1,485 per ton lots & in warehouse min. 99.

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The Canadian airline industry is about to undergo a major restructuring, experts here agree.

Japan Airlines Inc. and Nippon Cargo Airlines plan to begin direct Chicago- Tokyo service later this

Two of the country's main ports, Bombay and Madras, are proposing tariff increases for fiscal 1991-9

Construction projects at port and airport facilities will sustain the deepest cuts in the Port Autho

The phone call lasted 90 seconds, enough time to say only what was most important to Khidhr Mikha.

Mitsui O.S.K. Lines Ltd. and Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha Ltd. each will save "many millions of dollars" by

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