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The new flagship of the Norwegian-owned cruise ship fleet, the Sovereign of the Seas, has undergone

The American Waterways Operators vowed to fight efforts to open U.S. domestic shipping routes to Can

Hawaii-Manila Route Given to ContinentalThe U.S. Department of Transportation has chosen Con

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The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating why a Florida-bound Eastern Airlines jet carryi

The Department of Defense, hoping to put a lid on skyrocketing health-care costs, will shift its ent

Fears that the dollar will plunge sharply in the coming weeks eased slightly following last week's

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

Prime Minister Brian Mulroney is scheduled to brief Canada's 10 provincial premiers today on the pro

A scientific panel set up to address the Medfly problem has recommended additional aerial pesticide

Providence Energy Corp., Providence, R.I., said Friday it acquired two propane distributors in the s

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A lawyer told the state Supreme Court that Proposition 51, the so-called deep pockets" measure, is s

The Canadian chemical industry strongly supports a proposed free trade agreement with the United Sta

K. Yoshida to Head Sumitomo Bank UnitSAN FRANCISCO - Keizo Yoshida was named president and c

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Brazil Official Vows To Pursue Bond IdeaBRASILIA, Brazil - Brazilian Finance Minister Luiz C

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British Aerospace intends to expand to Airbus Industrie programs its practice of subcontracting work

The continuing string of federal budget deficits are less important to the nation's economic welfare

A Houston-area chemical company and its Norwegian parent corporation have been indicted on federal c

Massachusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis says the state will use its regulatory power to require trash-fir

As the liner Queen Elizabeth 2 hosts hundreds of prized Digital Equipment Corp. customers, a second

The American Electric Power group introduced a new corporate identity Thursday. The company,

South African Exports To US Fell 45 percent in HalfJOHANNESBURG, South Africa - South Africa

Egyptian officials are putting out the word in the U.S. business community that Cairo has made it ea

New software will permit total automation of import paperwork. Two recent developments with

Calif. Assembly Passes Toll Road LegislationLOS ANGELES - In a move sure to anger truckers,

The Rhode Island Business Regulation Department will hold a hearing Oct. 6 on a request by two Liber

Paul A. Volcker, former Federal Reserve Board chairman, borrowed 5.50 Swiss francs (about US$3.50) f

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Stronger Ties Urged Between Europe, JapanJapan and Europe should develop closer ties as majo

President Reagan's nominee for commerce secretary, C. William Verity Jr., said his top priority woul

CSX Rail Transport agreed to cut freight train speeds in the Washington area temporarily following t

Ports up and down the West Coast are seeing a 30 percent surge in export tonnage as the Japanese cas

Burmah Oil PLC announced a 62 percent rise in pretax earnings for the first half of 1987 to 61.0 mi

This land, unique in so many ways, is trying to govern itself by a home-grown blend of capitalism an

Israel's finance minister has set a goal of at least 4 percent growth in his country's gross nationa

South Korea Hopes To Buy US WheatKANSAS CITY -- South Korea is in the market for 42,400 metr