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Newport News Shipbuilding lost an order for its petroleum product tankers when American Marine Tanks

Argentina will soon start flexing its economic muscles, according to analysts. Last year, th

The Port of Oakland has approved a plan that will pave the way for the four carriers of the Global A

Are Audis possessed by demons? No, if you believe Peter W. Huber, an author and debunker of

China's principal insurance company said its profit grew 27 percent last year over 1994 to 884 milli

JOHNSON & HIGGINS (Atlanta) - Gregg E. Bundschuh was named a vice president in the brokerage firm's

Lloyd's of London published Wednesday its plans for a new regulatory framework. The troubled

Representatives from the U.S. and U.K. insurance industries will meet in London on Jan. 24 to examin

S&P NOW FULLY OWNS FRENCH RATING COMPANYPARIS - Standard & Poor's Wednesday announce

Bill Woodruff misses the Kool-Aid he could find so easily in American grocery stores. Tiffan

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EU CLEARS SCALED-DOWN KIMBERLY-SCOTT MERGERBRUSSELS - The European Commission cleare

Peru's government is planning a new three-year extended fund facility program with the International

French preserves of snails and truffles, traditional German beers and Finland's mammi cake should ne

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RUSSIAN CRUDE EXPORTS FALL FROM '94 LEVELSMOSCOW - Russia exported more than 122.3 m

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Laos' controversial plan to build a $1.2 billion dam in a wilderness areadrew fresh criticis

Apple and pear growers have reason to celebrate: Exports are strong, fruit quality is excellent and

The European Commission has backed down in a row over electricity liberalization, condemning Europea

Exxon Corp. said Wednesday it will receive $300 million from Lloyd's of London and about 250 other u

U.N. officials and diplomats were uncertain Wednesday whether Iraq was willing to discuss implementi

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Jan. 17, 1996 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

The Mexican government is cautiously optimistic that bilateral discussions beginning in Washington t

The ouster of Russia's last reformist minister, Anatoly Chubais, has dampened spirits among the U.S.

Cuba's foreign debt rose by a minimum $600 million last year because of the decline of the U.S. doll

Canon Inc. is considering shifting more camera production overseas, a company spokesman said Wednesd

STRIKE IN BANGLADESH HALTS TRANSPORTATIONDACCA, Bangladesh - A daylong general strike called

Coal may soon be labeled a hazardous substance unless exporters and importers can convince maritime

Wednesday Jan. 17, 1996 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represen

The adequacy of rail and barge transport in the years ahead will take center stage at the National M

Three years ago, U.S. railroads west of the Mississippi had trouble meeting the surging demand for c

CHILEAN UTILITY PLANS MORE ARGENTINE INROADSSANTIAGO, Chile - When Chilgener, Chile'