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The Senate, under administration pressure, is softening proposals to impose new rules on foreign inv

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A federal judge's ruling allowing construction to continue along the Gamblers Express rail line with

State-owned Canadian National Railways has given up trying to win major changes in new national tran

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Twenty-nine crewmembers from the Cumberlande, a chemical bulk carrier that sank in rough weather in

CXT System Corp.'s new concrete railroad tie manufacturing plant and its six- year agreement with Bu

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The National Maritime Union is still fighting to end the government's emergency reliance on U.S.-own

Boston's shipping community helped to keep the Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority commuter rail sys

A federal appeals court has refused to reconsider a ruling that the Norwegian owners and insurers of

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Advances in railroad container-handling will tie the container shipping industry forevermore to the

The Coast Guard is investigating the loss of a 22-foot sport fishing boat that collided with a tugbo

The House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee will put the Reagan administration decision to put

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Thousands of insurance policyholders left in the lurch by the collapse of Baldwin-United Corp. will

The Society of Professional Benefit Administrators, companies that provide benefit plan administrati

Crossings at the U.S.-Mexican border are down to almost half of what they were a year ago, and with

A Senate bill that would create an insurance fraud division in the state Department of Insurance has

A lawsuit aimed at keeping an East Brunswick landfill open has been dismissedbecause the sta

Gov. Robert P. Casey announced plans to overhaul the state's workers compensation system and reduce

Orion Drops Plan To Sell Guaranty StakeOrion Capital Corp. said it terminated its previously

CIS Technologies Inc. said it will receive a new infusion of capital from a major worldwide reinsura

The Twilight Zone" helicopter pilot acquitted of manslaughter charges last month is seeking $300,000

The city of Bridgeport will not sign an agreement demanded by the Royal Insurance Co. of America to

A Long Island man who heads a money brokerage was charged with racketeering in a $14 million union p

Health and Human Services Secretary Otis R. Bowen, responding to congressional demands, removed a ca

A summer course aboard the Californian may have seemed like smooth sailing, but bad weather and high

A multilateral and multisectoral investment institution for non-Pacific Asia is being proposed by Ba

Japan's massive annual trade surpluses threaten the very basis of the world's economic system, accor

In a second major revision of its Stealth bomber contract in nine months, Northrop Corp. said it wil

GTE Workers Consider New Contract OfferEVERETT, Wash. - About 3,400 craft workers of General