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Italy's ENI Group sees its acquisition of 8.07 percent of the shares in a Toronto-based zinc researc

To survive in a more competitive marketplace, ports are placing more emphasis on involving the entir

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For an executive trying to keep the travel budget under control, a business trip to Osaka, Japan's

The French airline UTA has ordered six long-range jets and taken options on six more from Europe's A

A 20 percent failure rate in tests of airport security screening led one House member to threaten co

What do you have when an airplane company's sales of two models exceed 3,700 units? Boeing's 727, on

USAir, Piedmont Seek Expedited Merger OKWith the comment period closed, USAir and Piedmont A

The world's largest wind tunnel is back in business in a cavernous structure at NASA's Ames Research

The Santa Fe Railroad is not happy over a group of homeless people sleeping under one of its rail br

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CSX Transportation Inc. said some of its 630 managerial posts in Baltimore will be eliminated when 4

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Two leading Japanese electronics makers said Thursday they will not divert personal computer exports

The Foreign Ministry said Thursday Japan is taking appropriate action to punish companies responsib

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A large West German bank plans to set up a trading company designed to facilitate exports to Eastern

Norwegian Prime Minister Gro Harlem Brundtland pledged to President Reagan that her country would ta

The U.S.-Canadian free trade talks resume here next week at a high stakes phase of the negotiations.

Two leading Japanese electronics makers said Thursday they will not divert personal computer exports

Reaction in South Africa to this week's disinvestment moves by Ford Motor Co., Citicorp and ITT has

Foreign bankers and economists seem less concerned than Chinese officials over the fact that China h

The Foreign Ministry said Thursday Japan is taking appropriate action to punish companies responsib

Allegheny & Western Energy Corp., Charleston, W.Va., announced Thursday that it is forming a new sub

Officials Reject Assault On Calif. CommissionCalifornia Lt. Gov. Leo McCarthy called on Gov.

Nationwide deliveries of refined crude oil products grew by 4.1 percent in May from the previous yea

Mobil Oil Corp. said Thursday that its affiliates had increased their exploration acreage in the Uni

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Pemex, Mexico's state oil company, is reviving a project to warehouse crude oil in underground caver

Cheyenne Resources Inc. announced Thursday that it purchased interests in four producing oil and nat

The offshore oil and gas industry is showing signs of new life in the Gulf of Mexico, perhaps foresh

Embattled Promet Petroleum Ltd. is writing off HK$164 million (US$21 million) on China oil explorati

Canada's National Energy Board Thursday rejected an application by Hydro- Quebec to export electrici

A Soviet spokesman, apparently referring to the United States, said Thursday that some countries ar

China Agrees to Repair Soviet Ships in PortsChina and the Soviet Union have reached an agree

A Nuclear Regulatory Commission full-power hearing for the Nine Mile Point 2 nuclear power plant co