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A bill the House will consider today may spell trouble for U.S. exporters shipping coal to Turkey, P

A "new breed" of smelters must emerge if Asia is to remain in the forefront the world tin industry,

June 28, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

1393 (June 28, 1989) Previous day - 1391 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

RAIL COST FACTOR HIKED FOR THE THIRD QUARTERThe Interstate Commerce Commission has raised th

On Latin America: It's like putting a fox and a chicken together. The fox will agree; the ch

The government in China may be consolidating around orthodox elements, but many observers believe th

If you're in Japan and order pheasant in a fine restaurant, it may be a Missouri pheasant. T

Brendan J. "Bud" O'Malley is approaching his new job with a quiet confidence that the 1990s will be

The Bank of Korea has drawn up a plan for developing the country's foreign exchange market, official

A federal bankruptcy court in Philadelphia has confirmed a plan to liquidate the assets of Summit Ai

The star performer on the Tokyo International Financial Futures Exchange will be the three-month Eur

Onondaga Lake has turned into a "chemical cesspool" mainly because Allied- Signal Inc. dumped hundre

A U.S. company and a Japanese manufacturer sold hundreds of thousands of substandard nuts and bolts

DROUGHT THREATENS UK GRAIN HARVESTLONDON - Recent hot weather could blight farmers hopes of

Sun Refining & Marketing Co. said that effective 2:15 p.m. on Tuesday, the company raised its barge

The Coast Guard has at least 10 million gallons of oil and water on its handsfrom the cleanu

Japan agreed Wednesday to U.S. demands that it open further its telecom- municat ions market to fore

JAPANESE REPORT URGES END TO SOME TARIFFSAn influential Japanese business group Wednesday ur

Charlotte/Douglas International Airport grew faster than any other major airport in the country last

Canada's foreign banks, after having a tough time since arriving in the country in the early 1980s,

A Soviet team will participate in a four-day Liberty Cup sailing regatta that starts today in New Yo

ROHM & HAAS, ORKEM FORM POLYMER VENTURERohm & Haas Co. of Philadelphia and France's Orkem fo

Terri Pantaleo, an art teacher turned product developer, is making a big splash at restaurants with

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London-based Wescol International Marine Services Ltd. is aiming for worldwide reach through its acq

A group of mid-sized trucking companies increased their 1988 tonnage at twice the rate of larger com

Expected Coast Guard vessel traffic studies may supersede a dispute between two marine pilot groups

The captain of the tanker World Prodigy fled from reporters into a waiting grand jury hearing Wednes

The U.S. economy is currently growing at a moderate pace, and inflation appears to be under control,

The aftershocks of California's landmark Proposition 103 have reached Carson City, Nevada. S

Mauritius, an island nation off the southeast African coast, is a developing economy that is benefit

As President Bush inches toward a decision on whether or not to extend Voluntary Restraint Agreement

* Trading With Mauritius 4A * Upgrading of Asia's Tin Smelters Urged 6A* Tom Connors - Washi

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CHINESE FACTORY WINS SOUTH KOREAN TV PACTSEOUL, South Korea - A Chinese TV factory has signe

ROTTERDAM TO LAUNCH OIL FUTURES IN OCTOBERROTTERDAM, Netherlands - Trading in futures for cr

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1million or l

The first large West German company created for the overnight express industry is ready for takeoff,

From the Great White North to the sun-splashed South Pacific to the halls of the United Nations' bur