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The Greek government Tuesday postponed plans to sell 25 percent of the state Hellenic Telecom, admit

It was none other than the Virgin of Guadalupe who revealed to Val Nicholson a valuable secret about

US LEADS NATIONS INVESTING IN POLANDNEW YORK - Western companies have invested $4 bi

France is expected to do what it can to delay until 1998 further European Union deregulation of the

In a country noted for efficiency and high-quality goods and services, Deutsche Telekom, Germany's s

Few companies have exploited the telecommunications revolution with more verve than Oy Nokia.

The agency contracted by the U.S. government to find out how much an oil spill would cost to clean u

In what appears to be a roundabout way of acknowledging some problems, China's principal insurance e

Exports of raw sugar should hit a record 3.7 million metric tons in 1994-95 at a time when the outlo

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,100-$1,150per ton lots &

ITALIAN FLOODS CAUSE MASSIVE FARM DAMAGEMILAN, Italy - Massive agriculture damage ha

China will return to the rubber market soon, but sellers will have to be warybecause Chinese

Brazil's 1995-96 frost-stricken coffee crop could be cut by a further 2 million 60-kilogram bags due

Brazilian soybean sowings reached 11 percent of expected total area as of Thursday, down only one pe

About 275 unionized workers at the giant Quebrada Blanca copper mine in Chile ended a five-day strik

With a month on the job as the chief regulator of the nation's futures industry, Mary L. Schapiro is

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Monday at 233.01 off 1.15 wh

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After spending thousands of taxpayer dollars and after months of political bickering, the effort to

GLOSSARY AR: American Tanker RateSchedule RevisedRS: American Tanker Rate Schedule

At West Point, female Army cadets are complaining about football players purposely brushing against

The Osaka District Court has dismissed a lawsuit by a Japanese shipping company demanding compensati

BLUE CROSS EXECUTIVES INNOCENT OF MD. CHARGESBALTIMORE - A federal jury has cleared

A.M. Best & Co. has upgraded it's rating of Golden Eagle Insurance Co. in San Diego to "B-" from "C+

COLOGNE RE REPORTS IMPROVED '93 EARNINGSCOLOGNE, Germany - Cologne Re, recently bought by Ge

GREAT AMERICAN INSURANCE COS. (Cincinnati) - Ronald J. Brichler was named division president in the

The short-term outlook for South Korea's shipbuilding industry appears dim due to a strengthening So

Coal purchases by Gulf Power Co. contributed to a 6 percent increase in overall shipments through th

SEAWAY CLEARANCE SET FOR MIDNIGHT DEC. 20WASHINGTON - The clearance date for the 199

The Port of Tacoma is looking ahead to gains in 1995, after a down year in terms of cargo containers

USG Corp. won the second round of its court fight with the insurance industry over an estimated $600

Construction has started on a new all-purpose harbor facility at Pansio in southwest Finland, 4 kilo

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The New Jersey Insurance Department passed its first review toward accreditation by theNational Asso

Japan's Finance Ministry is considering adopting U.S. methods to hedge risks on typhoon and other ca

UK FERRY INSPECTORS FIND HULL DOOR FAULTSLONDON - Nearly a third of passenger ferrie