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While a five-piece brass ensemble played Stars and Stripes Forever, about 150 people gathered on a p

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The United Auto Workers this week will ask an arbitrator to clarify his extension of transfer rights

House transportation leaders are expected to fight a Senate proposal allowing states to raise speed

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Lock operators and maintenance workers on the St. Lawrence Seaway are expected to ratify a new contr

Citibank announced Monday it will assume PaineWebber Inc.'s commercial paper business, which include

The New York State Insurance Department and the Manhattan District Attorney's Office announced the a

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A panel of federal judges is expected to rule by year-end on the second round of appeals to the Manv

Fidelity National Financial Inc. said Monday it has completed the $30.25 million acquisition of all

A proposed federal environmental regulation to reduce the air pollution created by motor vehicles wo

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Alcohol-related traffic deaths are increasing again after years of steady decline, although federal

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More than 80 small- to medium-sized U.S. high-technology companies are in London and Paris this week

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The Caribbean Economic Community has agreed on an immediate liberalization of trade in several produ

Tough Copyright Law On Books in MalaysiaA tougher copyright law will take effect in Malaysia

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Mohammad Javed Iravani, Iran's finance minister, said U.S. restrictions on trade with Iran were impo

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Sixty developing countries, most of them in sub-Saharan Africa, will increase economic sanctions aga

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Top Chinese officials visiting the heartland of the United States said they will present the city of

Indonesia claims to be making progress in the battle against red tape. When guests arrived a

Atari Corp. reported record results of operations on Monday for the third quarter which ended Oct. 3

Major trading countries of Southeast Asia agreed to work to break down their own trade barriers and

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