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The range of bulk prices per gallon for self-sevice diesel fuel found nationwide by states as collec

Finland's November consumer prices fell 0.3 percent from October, Statistics Finland said Thursday.<

The U.S. dollar rose slightly against the mark in midday New York trade, bouncing from a slight setb

In his first interview since becoming Mexico's new finance minister, former commerce chief Jaime Ser

HUB GROUP (Lombard, Ill.) - William L. Crowder, formerly vice president of finance and treasurer of

The U.S. aerospace industry can expect a fourth straight year of declining sales, but losses will no

U.S. Secretary of Commerce Ronald H. Brown called on the European Union Thursday to support Washingt

Lufthansa Cargo AG signed a long-term framework agreement with the Frankfurt Airport Thursday that w

An article headlined, "Report: More US Pressure Needed to Open Telecom Markets," which appeared on P

Teamsters union leaders are bidding to make the role of the union's three trustees the latest battle

Law enforcement officials in Milwaukee are seeking help from the Federal Highway Administration for

Kansas has joined a multi-state effort to block implementation of intrastate trucking deregulation t

Bilateral aviation talks with China stalled late Thursday, a top Transportation Department official

ATCHISON, TOPEKA AND SANTA FE RAILWAY CO. (Schaumburg, Ill.) - Paul Hoferer was named assistant gene

Swissair announced Thursday it has begun negotiations to acquire an equity stake in Sabena, the Belg

Operators of the Channel Tunnel have received permission to begin public services on the trains that

Shareholder meetings scheduled for today to vote on a proposed merger of Santa Fe Pacific Corp. into

MANUFACTURER TO BEGIN ICING TESTS ON ATRTOULOUSE, France - Avions de Transport Regio

The man charged with keeping environmental issues in the forefront of the trade debate is content th

Governments will continue to face the same intense domestic pressures for protection in the new Worl

The European Union Commission started negotiations Thursday with the three Baltic nations over agree

Bruised and battered after a decade of war, Nicaragua is trying to shed its perception as an unstabl

The European Parliament approved Thursday the Uruguay Round world trade accord, removing the last bi

China is making further efforts to cut the lung-searing, building-rotting pollution that pours out o

REINSTATEMENT SOUGHT FOR COFFEE-RETENTION PLANSAO PAULO, Brazil - Manoel Bertone, pr

"I think that more and more politicians are aware that, if Europe doesn't better solve the unemploym

Conoco Inc. plans to raise its U.S. production of natural gas to 1 billion cubic feet a day by the e

The Guatemalan national coffee association, Anacafe, is about to revise downward its official foreca

Despite its flaws, Vietnam's new copyright law is seen as a big step forward in joining the commerci

A government-appointed inquiry panel has urged the Indian government to continue with duty-free impo

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of AgricultureForeign Agricultural Service

The export of products from an offshore location directly to customers in a third country is very si

Thursday Dec. 15, 1994 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represent

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

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At the same time that South Korea has agreed to its first government loan to China, Korean firms are

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

The Clinton administration has agreed to re-examine a tentative proposal to sell the government's po

China expects to halve its trade deficit this year to about $6 billion, with exports galloping and i