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INTERMODAL ASSOCIATES CORPORATION OF NORTH AMERICA (Minneapolis) - John E. Bennington, assis

GENERAL NEWS Observers greeted a flurry of government economic reports with relief. Page 1AG

Eighty West German import companies are under investigation for alleged multimillion-dollar fraud an

Canada's chief priority at the Venice summit of industrialized nations will be to push for significa

GENERAL NEWS Observers greeted a flurry of government economic reports with relief. Page 1AG

General Motors Corp. Chairman Roger Smith told shareholders that GM efforts to cut costs and focus o

In rural America, debt is a four-letter word that sends shivers down a farmer's spine. Stung

The latest spate of economic reports from the government amounted to a nice bo nus before the holida

Bob MacDonald is back again. The former president and chief executive of ITT Life Insurance

The new longshoremen's contract has induced more than 1,000 dockworkers to retire in the New York/Ne

A weaker U.S. economy, less inflationary pressure and a watchful Federal Reserve add up to an improv

Inside a small house in Tokyo, the family woke in terror. A deep rumble shook the floor as they hudd

The following business missions are scheduled to arrive in the United States. The Journal of Commerc

U.S.-produced fertilizer shipments to foreign and domestic consumers rose overall for the year to da

Akzo Chemie America announced that it is increasing all off-list prices of Cadet benzoyl peroxide we

Just when you thought your boss couldn't come up with one more special assignment in addition to you

Massachusetts aviation officials say the federal Environmental Protection Agency is not paying atten

US Passenger Traffic Rose 18.4 percent in AprilU.S. airlines carried 18.4 percent more passe

Plans by Indonesia's state-owned air carrier, Garuda, to upgrade its fleet with new aircraft are bei

Railroad unions and short-line railroads still can't agree whether Congress should require the Inter

Scandinavian Airlines Systems is hoping to launch its first services to China early next year, carry

Boeing officials say its launch of a new version of the 737 series will not compete for buyers of it

Transfracht, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Bundesbahn, West Germany's federal railways system, ha

Denver & Rio Grande Orders New Rail CarsDenver & Rio Grande Railroad said it has placed orde

A member of the House Aviation Subcommittee introduced legislation Thursday to protect travelers fro

WASHINGTON - For the week ended May 9, piggyback freight hauled by the nation's major railroads tota

In 1969, when oil pollution became front-page news, tanker owners joined in an agreement to pay for

South Korea to Build Port on West CoastSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea will build a $1 bill

Brazilians' jovial love of celebrations was nowhere evident Wednesday as this country completed the

Ever since the proposed merger between Fairchild Semiconductor Corp. and Fujitsu Ltd. collapsed earl

A collection of steam whistles, salvaged from scows and barges, tugs and Liberty ships, filled New Y

Only a tiny handful of California wine makers can claim to have matched the remarkable record of tra

Health costs, which have been outpacing the general rate of inflation, will continue an upward spira

The Securities Industry Association is forming an industry-sponsored insurance company to underwrite

In Nigeria, smuggling rings are called Dan Smogal." In Ghana, they are known as Bob Marley."

New capital is helping a number of reinsurance companies here to show stronggains in first q

MBIA Inc. said it filed plans to go public issuing 5.5 million shares of common stock at an estimate

When a shipping company goes bust "the cargo claims adjuster and recovery person has their work cut

Rep. Henry Waxman, D-Calif., will try to add prescription drug coverage to leg islation from the Hou