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British gardeners, terrified of their manicured lawns being ruined by marauding moles or their flowe

CHARTWELL BACK IN BLACK FOR QUARTER AND HALFSTAMFORD, Conn. - Chartwell Re rebounded

Crashing the same car again and again eventually got the owners arrested. But only because t

Supporters of Superfund reform are intensifying their lobbying efforts as Congress is scheduled to g

Cuba is impatiently waiting for Russia to decide the result of a delayed government-sponsored tender

Iran is struggling to find new markets for oil that used to go to the United States since Washington

An Argentine politician labeled as "blackmail" an announcement that the government of the disputed F

Indonesia is set to become the world's most important liquefied natural gas player in the 21st centu

China's buying spree of crude oil and diesel has raised concern among Asian oil traders that the cou

NIGERIA MAY BE FORCED TO IMPORT BITUMENLONDON - Nigeria may import bitumen to counte

An increase in the planned capacity of Petrochemical Corp. of Singapore's second ethylene plant will

Republicans in Congress are moving forward with plans to open the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development will be increasing its investment in downstream

The western state of Maharashtra on Thursday ordered the scrapping of the country's biggest foreign

CHEVRON SHUTS REFINERY AS HURRICANE NEARSLONDON - Chevron Corp., bracing for the arr

OPEC oil production for July rose 50,000 barrels a day from June to an estimated average output of 2

54 IN CHINESE MINISTRY CHARGED WITH CORRUPTIONBEIJING - Chinese police have arrested

Foreign Minister Chief Tom Ikimi of Nigeria Wednesday urged cooperation between the United States an

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(1)SPOT PRICE INFLATION RATE, SMOOTHED, ANNUALIZED, Aug. 3, '94 - Aug. 3, '95 (a graph) (2)D

The U.S. dollar gave up some of its Wednesday gains in thin trade, yieldingmainly against th

Thursday, Aug. 3, 1995 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

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

French unemployment fell in June, to a seasonally adjusted 11.5 percent of the labor force from 11.6

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Consumer prices were up 0.4 percent in July, compared with 0.9 percent a year earlier, the Economy M

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Lufthansa plans to extend its global reach by forming an alliance with South African Airways that wi

German manufacturing production rose 3.3 percent in January-May, a figure the Statistics Office call

The headline over a story that appeared on Page 3A on Thursday, Aug. 3, misidentified the country se

China, tacitly acknowledging the validity of overseas complaints, said Thursday it will tighten admi

The colony's Provisional Airport Authority said it awarded the contract for landside infrastructure

Japanese construction companies are often reluctant to form joint ventures with their foreign counte

A call by a deputy prime minister for increased private sector involvement in a $2.4 billion mass tr

BURLINGTON AIR WINS ABB DEAL IN BRAZILIRVINE, Calif. - Burlington Air Express said i

A move by CF Motorfreight to revamp its operations has been shifted into neutral as a joint manageme

The United States and China reached an accord regulating China's honey exports to the United States