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There may not be a more pointless American foreign policy than the Cuban embargo. When Fidel Castro declared himself a community in 1961, President Kennedy crabbed a handful of Cuban cigars and placed them in a paper bag whilst declaring an embargo on...

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Julie McCarthy’s description of a 100,000 acre soy farm in Brazil seems to symbolize peace, progress, and economic development: trends for a new Latin America. From...
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Singaporean retail tycoon Tang Wee Sung could probably afford to buy almost anything. But in early July, Singapore authorities alleged that Tang tried to make an outré...
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Brazil’s President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said on Monday that an accord in stalled global trade talks was only a question of time and that a deal was essential...
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Ken Griffey Jr. agreed Thursday to accept a trade to the Chicago White Sox, leaving it up to the commissioner’s office to approve the deal because money is involved,
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The computer glitch that hit the Johannesburg stock exchange yesterday cost billions of rands in potential trade.
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I have the latest, breaking news from Seoul. Wait for it… Yes, more beef protests. President Lee Myung-bak, who has utterly caved into public pressure, sent Trade...
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Five Fair Retaliations Against Breaking the April 17th Trade Agreement: On April 17, 2008 the Lee administration of South Korea signed an agreement, which was reached...
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The New Face of Hunger is not a stark picture of battered and malnourished children in Ethiopia. It is the rise of commodity prices and super inflation now biting all...
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The congress-led UPA government is contemplating on making the country’s international borders easily accessible to the people. Prime minister Manmohan Singh...
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May 4 2009 by AP0 Comments

Grains finished mixed Monday on the Chicago Board of Trade.

 
 
May 4 2009 by AP0 Comments

Pork futures were mixed Monday morning on the Chicago Board of Trade.

 
 
May 2 2009 by AP0 Comments

The U.N. and World Trade Organization said Saturday there is no justification for anti-pork trade measures as a result of the swine flu epidemic since there is no evidence the virus is spread by food.

 
 
May 1 2009 by AP0 Comments

Pork futures settled higher Friday afternoon on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange amid easing worries over the swine flu outbreak.

 
 
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South Korea’s trade surplus hit a record high for the second straight month in April as imports fell sharply on cheaper costs for oil and as declines in exports eased, the government said Friday.

 
 
Apr 30 2009 by AP0 Comments

The New England Patriots have obtained tight end Alex Smith from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

 
 
Apr 30 2009 by AP0 Comments

Pork futures tumbled Thursday on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange amid worries over the growing global swine flu outbreak. Experts say you cannot catch the disease from eating pork, but multiple countries have banned pork from swine flu-struck regions.

 
 
Apr 30 2009 by AP0 Comments

Pork futures were mixed Thursday on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange amid worries over the growing global swine flu outbreak. Experts say you cannot catch the disease from eating pork, but multiple countries have banned pork from swine flu-struck regions.

 
 
Apr 29 2009 by AP0 Comments

Pork traded mixed Wednesday on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange amid worries over the growing global swine flu outbreak. Experts say you cannot catch the disease from eating pork, but multiple countries have banned pork from swine flu-struck regions.

 
 
Apr 29 2009 by AP0 Comments

The struggling Washington Nationals have acquired right-hander Logan Kensing from the Florida Marlins for pitching prospect Kyle Gunderson.

 
 
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