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TALKS UNDER WAY TO END BOLIVIA STRIKENEW YORK - Negotiations have begun between Boli

Workers were voting Thursday on an agreement to end a 7-day-old strike at General Motors Corp.'s tru

Nearly all of China's oil refineries were underutilized last year as planners tried to balance produ

Finding ways to cope with rapid capital flight and its effects, such as Mexico's ongoing financial t

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China will remain the fastest-growing economy in Asia this year and next, but its pace will slow and

A majority of European Union members condemned Canada Thursday for what they said was continuing har

Sounding another echo to the consumer electronics boom, worldwide sales of 16- and 32-bit microproce

Among today's priorities, environmental issues remain important for shipbuilders on two counts, anal

Seven countries bordering the Indian Ocean have begun formal efforts to forge a trade and economic g

"There's a feeling of isolation (in Jordan) and that we are now part of the U.S.-Israel combine, and

IRAN PRESIDENT SAYS PEOPLE SUPPORT TEHRANTEHRAN, Iran - Iranian President Akbar Hash

International development bank aid is likely to expand over the next few years, but the U.S. share o

The inflation rate was down in February from January in all member-states of the Commonwealth of Ind

Western Germany's consumer price index rose 0.1 percent in March from February, and was 2.3 percent

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For once in the life of an exporter "you don't have to know the language." The Russians are so eager

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Newmont Gold Co. Wednesday sold its 10.7 percent interest in Southern Peru Copper Corp. to Asarco In

The results of the Uruguay Round agreement on world trade liberalization are disappointing compared

Tampa Electric Co. on Wednesday said it will begin supplying long-term wholesale electricity to Reed

WEAK SALES MAY TRIM GERMAN COCOA GRINDINGSHAMBURG, Germany - German cocoa grindings

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Wednesday at 236.32 up 0.95

Less than three months from a July 1 deadline, the U.S. Customs Service still has not released its p

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

A U.N. agency has called on communist Vietnam to issue land-use certificates for all land in the cou

NY'S RANGEL SEEKS CUBA SUGAR BILL HEARINGSWASHINGTON - New York Rep. Charles B. Rang

The Clinton administration's plan to cut the Army Corps of Engineers could cost Maryland millions of

The U.S. Coast Guard is mulling structural changes to a couple Mississippi River swing-span railroad

Two ports on India's west coast are looking to increase container capacity by adding or allotting mo

Meeting a longstanding industry demand, the government relaxed age limits for secondhand vessels bou

The Port of Wilmington, Del., wants to put the brakes on the loss of car exports at itsdocks.

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GULF & ATLANTIC MARITIME SERVICES INC. (Iselin, N.J.) - Ann Godette was named vice president of fina