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NOVEMBER 10, 2010, 7:25 A.M. ETAPEC Business Leaders Urge Action On Free Trade Article Commentsmore in Business »

YOKOHAMA, Japan (Dow Jones)--Business leaders have urged the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation forum to push harder for a free-trade area and liberalize the region's marketplace.

At a Yokohama, Japan summit, the 22 countries that make up APEC are expected to agree not to erect any new trade barriers until ...

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