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The growing truck driver shortage could be averted if freight rates rose, said an official from the

The U.S. dollar was narrowly mixed Wednesday, as quiet pre-holiday conditions dominated. Ana

A surge in demand for civilian aircraft and automobiles lifted new orders for durable goods from U.S

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission Wednesday removed a major stumbling block to licensing the Seabroo

Human Testing Set For 2nd AIDS VaccineThe Food and Drug Administration announced Wednesday t

Citing sluggish sales and expectations of a slow holiday season, Coleco Industries Inc. has laid off

While it may not be for everybody, a transportation official says one-step shipping will be a realit

Now that Congress and the White House have a deal on the budget and the West Germans have shown some

Current Textile Quotas: Where the Average Recent Utilization Rate Indicates Full Quota Utilization

The president of the Cattle Council of Australia has asked the government to scale down its intensiv

Leaders of six major Southeast Asian trading countries meet in Manila inDecember for another

All overseas offices of Japan Air Lines were ordered to step up security measures Wednesday in the w

DEAR U.S. CONSUMER: Just spend, baby. On this day after Thanksgiving, the start of the annual Christ

Germany Cuts Rates For Second Day in RowBONN, West Germany - West Germany's central bank, mo

Japanese officials are not eager for a meeting of the Group of Seven industrialized nations, unless

Trans World Airlines Chairman Carl Icahn surprised Wall Street Wednesday by announcing he will buy 1

Japanese Prime Minister Noboru Takeshita will likely hear Canadian concerns about the future of a $2

The United States and India are nearing a final agreement on reopening a special quota for U.S. impo

National Waterways Conference Inc. Seminar on inland waterways port marketing. Nov. 30-Dec. 2 at the

US Exporters Sell Wheat to Soviet UnionExporters have sold the Soviet Union an additional 70

A third of Sino-foreign joint ventures are losing money, but the overall investment climate is impro

The Persian Gulf region is starting to recover after three years of recession caused by falling oil

A reputed crime boss accused of racketeering told a federal court jury that the government's case wi

A Canadian-owned trucking company is in final negotiation for a contract tohaul 570,000 tons

AVIATIONExecutives of Japan Air Lines ordered all overseas offices to step up security measu

The Philippines will seek fresh credit from the International Monetary Fund after disappointing trad

U.S. insurers are trying to keep their foot in the door in Latin America despite a severely restrict

A federal judge recently lifted part of a three-year-old ban on the use of herbicides, freeing a fed

The state commission that will decide where a hazardous waste incinerator will be built in New Jerse

Norfolk Southern Plans To Buy Back StockNORFOLK, Va. - Norfolk Southern Corp. announced a pl

Guilford Transportation Industries says the hiring of 150 new employees is improving its New England

CP Rail, following a lead from Burlington Northern, is to open its first reload center for lumber in

The Greater Orlando Aviation Authority plans to request establishment of a U.S. Department of Agricu

A British company has developed a noise-measurement processor that separates the functions of acquis

Reichhold Raises Emulsion PricesDOVER, Del. - The emulsion polymers division of Reichhold Ch

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

Boston Harbor and other urban waterways have become the favorite parking spaces for car thieves and

State engineers want to study cars partially controlled by radar in the quest to reduce accidents an

The Utah Public Service Commission has given Utah Power & Light Co. permission to build a $79.1 mill