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The oil ministers of Algeria, Indonesia and Libya Monday started informal discussions with Subroto,

Throughout the months following the invasion of Kuwait, the nation's government-in-exile has been co

Feb. 25, 1991 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

Heavy cargo bookings are the one bright spot in a dismal airline industry beset by low passenger tra

A group of 17 House members told President Bush they will oppose an extension of trade negotiating a

The new head of China's Foreign Exchange Control Administration said foreign debt was growing rapidl

A long-awaited National Academy of Sciences study endorses double hulls for tankers as the best and

A fatigued cruise ship crew could not extinguish last week's blaze aboard the Sovereign of the Seas

As the ground war rages in the Middle East, experts say both sides will respect the strategic import

DECLINE EXPECTED IN DURABLES ORDERSAnalysts expect U.S. durable good orders to have slid 1.5

Feb. 25, 1991 Copper Total, 13,463. Gold Total, .1,555,087.Silver Total, .264,693,894.

CECIL B. THOMPSON, President Bush's nominee for the U.S. Export-Import Bank's board of directors, is

Southern Pacific Transportation Co. and Ferrocarriles Nacionales de Mexico have joined forces in a p

The European Commission has threatened legal action against European Community countries that mainta

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

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Sweden's shipping community is hoping a change of government later this year will prepare the way fo

Efforts to upgrade the sagging economy in the five states of eastern Germany are bogging down over t

CSX/Sea-Land Logistics Inc. won a major contract to move cargo for the government of Kuwait, The Jou

US RELEASES SOME KUWAIT BANK ASSETSWASHINGTON - Seven Kuwaiti banks that had their assets fr

Aeroflot, the Soviet national carrier, plans to resume cargo service between New York and Moscow on

Australian wool prices Monday fell between 10 percent and 40 percent during the first sales in 20 ye

PICKETS BLOCK ACCESS TO PORT OF SANTOSSAO PAULO, Brazil - Picketing by strikers at Brazil's

A lawyers group active in anti-apartheid issues is threatening to sue the Port of San Francisco over

The developer of a housing complex built for last September's Asian Games in China plans to offer Be

The U.S.-China Business Council's board of directors voted to keep the organization alive after mull

The Jamaican government and General Electric Co. of Fairfield, Conn., are studying a joint venture b

Gold and silver futures were higher Monday on technical considerations although early news that the

JOHN V. CARR & SON INC. (Detroit, Mich.) - Paul M. Andrews Jr. was promoted to export manager of thi

Vietnamese national oil company Petechim agreed to term contracts for delivery in the April-through-

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A U.S trade official said free trade talks with Mexico and Canada will begin this spring and outline

FMC Corp. said it would spend $40 million to $55 million to explore and develop a new source of lith

FAA CERTIFIES ENGINE HUSH KITSWILMINGTON, Ohio - The Federal Aviation Administration has gra

The National Corn Growers Association has called for a national energy policy that recognizes the ne

The government is asking state-owned Air India to operate extra freighters to lift 100 metric tons o

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