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Federal regulators charged two lobbyists and an Arkansas banker with insider- trading violations in

TRANS-PACIFIC GROUP BOOSTS SHARE OF TRAFFICThe nine carriers that comprise the U.S.-Asia and

VIRGIN ATLANTIC CARGO (Lake Success, N.Y.) - John G. Ryan was promoted to senior vice president of c

A number of railroad labor-relations experts say the dispute between the United Transportation Union

STRIKE PARALYZES DUTCH RAIL SERVICEAMSTERDAM, Netherlands - A national rail strike i

Employees in the U.S. cargo operations of Varig Brazilian Airlines took a heavy hit when the carrier

Delta Air Lines, detailing the first steps in a major cost-cutting campaign, said it will scale back

The new majority control of Aerolineas Argentinas by Spanish-flag carrier Iberia Airlines is providi

Arrow Air announced Tuesday that Jonathan Batchelor has been chosen to replace Richard L. Haberly as

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More and more foreign wholesalers are operating in China, which is good news for manufacturers tryin

Driven largely by increased purchases of high-tech goods, Arizona's exports to the world climbed 14

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Its population is more than 330 million, its economies will grow an average of about 7 percent annua

NORTH AMERICA AFIA Mexico '94. June 16-18. Guadalajara. New technology, macro- and micro- in

It's been nearly two years since the United States lifted its economic sanctions against South Afric

GERMAN, FRENCH FIRMS TO BUY SPRINT STAKEBONN, Germany - State telecommunications mon

With hostilities between South Africa and neighboring countries a sealed book, and guerrilla wars ge

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DC, IDAHO LATEST TO WIN NAIC ACCREDITATIONBALTIMORE - The District of Columbia and I

California's penchant for voter initiatives has apparently brought down automobile insurance costs.<

This week's jury verdict in Alaska, finding Exxon Corp. at fault for the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill

(1) DAILY INDEX Annual Smoothed percent +13.936/8 101.56/9 102.06/10

The story headlined "US Pulls List Drawn From Ship Inspections" which appeared on Page 1A on Monday,

The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index rose to a 1994 high of 102.5 on Tuesday,a gain of 0.3

Tuesday, June 14, 1994 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

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

European Union foreign ministers Tuesday agreed to sign on to a treaty opening up trading relations

Business sectors in several Caribbean countries will be able to tap into a US$50 million Caribbean I

A recent Russian presidential decree allowing foreign banks to handle Russian citizens' accounts her

The U.S. dollar was barely changed Tuesday, with trading directionless. ''There is no rhyme

Securitization of receivables is one of the major developments in trade financing of the last decade

Mohammed Adeli, Iran's central bank governor, announced that beginning next week, private banks can

Japan's imports of foreign-made computer chips in the first three months of 1994 reached 20.7 percen

Mexico's president blasted the 32-year-old U.S. embargo of Cuba while confirming that a Mexican firm

The presidents of Colombia, Venezuela and Mexico signed a free-trade pact creating a common market o

NEW POLICIES SLOW INVESTMENTS IN CHINAForeign investment in China is plunging because of new