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Tension is mounting along the U.S.-Mexico border here as Mexican truckers, venting their frustration

Senate supporters of a bill to allow Alaskan oil to be exported began a debate Monday over lifting t

Taiwan's aviation industry received a boost earlier this month when Lockheed Martin Corp., which wil

Taiwan's Cabinet has approved a 192.5 billion New Taiwan dollar (US$7.6 billion) financial plan for

SCHNEIDER WILL SELL TELECOM SUBSIDIARYGREEN BAY, Wis. - Schneider National plans to

EDI: Fitting the Pieces Together. May 17-19. Three-day seminar sponsored by Sterling Software Inc.'s

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York and other sources, are selling r

General Motors has announced plans to make up to 100,000 pickup trucks that run on ethanol, gasoline

New technology and the end of the Cold War are opening the skies of China and Russia to revolutioniz

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The government will test the international appetite for shares in Israeli companies this month when

The Brazilian government plans to sell its minority holdings in eight petrochemical companies for a

Argentine President Carlos Menem's landslide re-election victory Sunday was a mandate to accelerate

The U.S. dollar declined in quiet trading Monday, as market participants took profits from last week

Several years after much of the rest of the industry, the National Grain and Feed Association is try

China does wish to join the new World Trade Organization, but insists it won't sacrifice vital natio

Iran said Monday its oil exports would not be hurt by the U.S. trade embargo,because Tehran

DOW CORNING FILES UNDER CHAPTER 11MIDLAND, Mich. - Dow Corning Corp., facing nearly

Calling the situation a "geopolitical calamity," Chevron Corp.'s top executive said that talks on bu

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Continuing its expansion in China, Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. confirmed that it plans to build 10

Developing nations around the world are complaining bitterly these days that debt service on their y

South Korea fears the U.S.-Japan dispute on the car trade will lead to increased efforts by Washingt

After much agonizing over social impact vs. economic necessity, China appears to be moving toward al

Indonesian Environment Minister Sarwono Kusumaatmadja said the government had issued a new rule allo

Saudi investors bought 60 percent of Pepsi Cola Co. shares in a step toward total privatization of s

The following business missions are scheduled for the coming months. The Journal of Commerce assumes

TOKYO: NO DECISION YET ON YEN LOANS TO IRANTOKYO - Japan has not made a decision on

Suppliers of the following items seek importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to contac

An experimental zone in China's largest offshore oil field began production last weekend officials s

German domestic oil product sales in April fell 4 percent from a year earlier to an estimated 7.94 m

May 15, 1995 This table shows the vessels scheduled to call at U.S. coal terminals andthe es

Monday May 15, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representing

O'LEARY SAYS ENERGY AN ARM OF DEFENSENEW YORK - Energy Secretary Hazel O'Leary said

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The Duncanson & Holt Group will be the first U.S. company to increase its investment at Lloyd's of L

A group of investors issued Lloyd's of London a writ for UK1 billion ($1.6 billion) in damages, cont

Every aspect of shipping will be on the agenda of a review of the maritime industry spearheaded by N

Consumer prices in Hungary rose by 2.6 percent in April vs. March following the 4 percent increase r