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Caltex Petroleum of the United States said on Wednesday it will sell back its 50 percent stake in th

The Russian Duma Wednesday passed a revised law on production-sharing agreements, but Russian offici

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The leaders of the National Maritime Union were re-elected, according to voting results released by

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Mediterranean Shipping Co. and Norasia Lines have finally found a third partner for their joint Euro

Wednesday, Dec. 6, 1995 (Percentages Per Year) INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by Reuter Money Service, are selling rates among

More imported vehicles have been sold in Japan in the first 11 months of this year than in the whole

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The wave of mergers sweeping the U.S. electric utility industry, a response to federal mandates call

An influential Japanese business leader said Wednesday economic recovery for his country looms as a

The European Union stepped up its drive to crack down on price-fixing cartels yesterday by publishin

A bill establishing a new $100 million-a-year subsidy program for U.S.-flag trading vessels was appr

May you live in interesting times. This most famous Chinese curse sums up the situation for

In the first of what should be a flurry of privatizations in Central America, Nicaragua soon will be

The U.S. dollar rose against the Deutsche mark onWednesday, but was little changed against the Japan

Economic Planning Secretary Juan Llach confirmed Tuesday that Argentina's gross domestic product wil

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The European Union's antitrust authority has ordered a probe into a planned strategic alliance betwe

China's experiment with the build-operate-transfer method of involving overseas companies in its inf

Huge growth in foreign-market operations at U.S. insurance companies has been prompted by shifting d

"Clinton is playing the role of international peacemaker with skill, conviction and considerable suc

The dust has settled following the World Trade Organization's interim agreement on opening trade in

Russian Prime Minister Viktor Chernomyrdin signaled a shift in export policy Tuesday after mixed rea

As the burden of liability on shipowners steadily increases, the protection and indemnity clubs that

Even as clothing quota levels increase under global trading rules, textile and apparel importers are

The gross domestic product of the majority of members of the Commonwealth of Independent States is o

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A number of U.S. companies are cautiously testing the waters in Cambodia, where political thuggery,

American and Dutch retailers are tipped to become the first partners in China's next tiptoe into for

Boosted by strong gains in domestic demand, the economies of Central and Eastern Europe are forecast

International telephone companies are coming to call, as one of the last big phone markets in South

German bank workers' wage negotiations in 1996 will focus on job security, the white collar workers'

A year after the Summit of the Americas, the private sector's role in the hemisphere free-trade init

The U.S. Treasury department has no role in the money laundering and illicit enrichment investigatio

Last week's legislative approval of the sale of Nicaragua's state phone company Telefonos y Correos