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The two contenders in Sunday's presidential election in the Dominican Republic have promised to cont

A furious fight over Libya sanctions erupted in the Senate on Thursday after Sen. William V. Roth Jr

TRUCKSCELADON LOSES BIDFOR BURLINGTON'S ASSETSINDIANAPOLIS - Celadon Group I

A study funded by the World Bank advises Latin America to look elsewhere than the North American Fre

Westinghouse/CBS said Thursday it has acquired Telenoticias, the world's leading Spanish-language ne

The neighboring ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach have released details of the more than $1.5 bill

DOCUMENTS DESTROYEDUNDER PRUDENTIAL ORDERLOS ANGELES - Prudential Insurance Co. ordered mana

Marketing by E-mail produces a surprising 10 percent response, the Foundation for Issues Research

Marine underwriters say they are finding the lists of substandard ships, now being issued on a regul

Sometime this summer, checks worth $219 million will be mailed to the creditors of Kwelm. That will

Exxon Corp. attorneys argued Wednesday for more than six year's worth of interest on they payments i

With midnight fast approaching, the House Wednesday approved Superfund's 1997 budget and decisively

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Aftershocks from the terrorist blast in Saudi Arabia continued to roil energy markets Thursday, as b

Although the cost of buying and shipping raw copper is a relatively small component of the total man

Since its brief rally to $420 this year, gold has fallen into a lethargy. Speakers at the Financial

Major railroads and unions likely will resume contract negotiations less than two weeks before a pos

The port industry is becoming more active in the debate over shipping deregulation legislation and h

Management at Malaysia's chief seaport intends to invest 135 million Malaysian dollars (US$56 millio

SIEMENS AG CONSIDERSLOCOMOTIVE DEAL WITH GMMUNICH - Siemens AG has said Wednesday it might f

Cargo traffic at the world's airports grew by a modest 3 percent in the first quarter, to 11.4 milli

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CARRIER CORP. BUYSFINNISH COMPANYFARMINGTON, Conn. - Carrier Corp. has purchased a Finnish c

Recent surveys indicate 95 percent of the chief executives of major corporations believe logistics s

In keeping with American seafaring tradition, a company determined to build the world's largest crui

Transportacion Maritima Mexicana, Mexico's largest steamship line, Thursday announced the sale of it

Several compromises to make it less costly for Mexican truckers to meet U.S. safety standards have d

SULLOM VOE OIL EXPORTSINCREASE BY 100 PERCENTLONDON - Crude oil exports from the U.K. Sullom

JUDGE WILL QUESTION2 IBM EXECUTIVESBUENOS AIRES - An Argentine federal judge investigating a

Less expensive and better designed imported furniture has become popular in Japan as more Japanese a

Russia should take strict control over the export of its raw materials, new security chief Alexander

''Software has become the Achilles' heel of Japanese manufacturers.''

SHIPSMASSPORT BACKS CREDITTO OFFSET HARBOR TAXBOSTON - Major shippers and the Massac

On the eve of the meeting among leaders of the world's largest industrial nations, Jacques Santer, p

KANTOR IN JAKARTAFOR TRADE MEETINGSJAKARTA, Indonesia - U.S. Commerce Secretary Mickey Kanto

Money fleeced from U.S. merchant seamen by their union chief paid for nude dancers and limousines, a

A long-delayed plan to deregulate the European Union's postal market faces defeat today as a majorit