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The dollar fell asleep last week and probably won't wake up this week unless the Federal Reserve sur

The Port of New Orleans was the top handler of steel imports between September 1993 and August 1994,

Eastern German manufacturing orders dropped 6.5 percent in October from September mainly as a result

China's nationwide consumer prices in November were up 27.5 percent on year, slowing slightly from a

China said the price of silk products exported to the United States is significantly lower than in s

A series of hard-nosed negotiations here today and Tuesday between China and major trading powers, i

Federal Express Corp., in a bid to grab a bigger share of the international express market, is offer

A long-delayed and controversial law on waste recycling and packaging will take effect in the 15-nat

Two months after President Jean-Bertrand Aristide's return to Port-au-Prince, U.S. businesses are ca

Transportation Secretary Federico Pena has appointed 15 new members and reappointed nine other peopl

In an effort to get businesses back to Haiti quickly, the U.S. government has broken with past pract

The incoming chairman of the House Public Works and Transportation Committee wants to abolish the In

Japan's trade surplus with the United States grew in November despite signs that the Japanese are bu

"Europe will become a net importer, not a producer and exporter, of products of modern biotechnology

AIRTOUCH TO BUY STAKE IN BELGIAN CELLULAR FIRMBRUSSELS, Belgium - State telephone mo

After years of handling its own freight, Mississippi furniture maker Stratford Co. has closed the ga

China's economy is continuing to boom during the fourth quarter of 1994, according to figures from t

Latin American steel producers are holding their positions as global suppliers, and continue to deve

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

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Federal officials said Friday they were investigating the suspected sabotage of planes in Tower Air'

BOSTON COMPANY BUYS GERMAN RAILCAR MAKERBERLIN - A Boston-based private venture comp

U.S. investors continue to buy former state-owned companies in eastern Germany at a surprisingly str

Lukewarm economies and a surprise mild spell have dulled Christmas shopping fervor across Europe, so

In an effort to ward off intense pressure from city officials hungry for a bigger piece of the New Y

Intense competition in the toy industry contributed indirectly to the world's worst industrial blaze

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S. KOREA TO LIFT BAN ON MORE JAPAN GOODSSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea will lift an import

U.S. Trade Representative Mickey Kantor has settled on a new lineup of top aides, elevating deputy t

A genetics researcher and another man head to court in Boston on charges of conspiring to sell the $

NIGERIA HOPES TO BOOST SOLID-MINERAL EXPORTSLAGOS, Nigeria - Nigeria will place more

The U.S. Forest Service and Kennecott Greens Creek Mining Co. have signed a land exchange deal that

Gasoline prices in the Houston area have eased from the spikes seen this month with the introduction

ROCHE, CALIFORNIA FIRM SIGN MERGER AGREEMENTBURLINGTON, N.C. - Roche Biomedical Labo

Washington has suspended talks with Beijing on protecting copyrights and patents, two weeks before a

UNION CARBIDE (Danbury, Conn.) - Walter G. Lindley, a British-born and -educated chemical engineer,