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Republicans thought it went too far while Democrats thought it went barely far enough. Now, more tha

U.S. businessmen are pressing Japanese bureaucrats and parliamentarians on the following deregulatio

Norwegian state oil company Statoil entered the battle to gain control of Ireland's Aran Energy Tues

Rock 'n' roll and the maritime industry formed a partnership that is benefiting the Port of Clevelan

EVA AIRWAYS TO BEGIN AMSTERDAM CARGO ROUTETAIPEI, Taiwan - EVA Airways will launch i

An attorney representing Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. revealed for the first time Tuesday what triggere

PHOSPHATE FIRM TO HELP SAVE SENSITIVE LANDJASPER, Fla. - A phosphate mine near the S

Investors who have plowed millions and billions of dollars into major projects around the world can

"I have learned that the real test of development can be measured not by the bureaucratic approval p

RailAmerica Inc. announced Tuesday that it has agreed to purchase two Texas short-line railroads for

Joe Brunson, owner and chief executive of Team Air Express, has assumed the additional role of presi

The Transportation Department awarded Continental Airlines and American Airlines new routes to two S

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,100-$1,150per ton lots &

CNA INSURANCE COS. (Chicago) - Martin Oosterbaan has been promoted to senior vice president and mana

Sri Lanka has scored its biggest success to date in its privatization exercise with the Royal Dutch/

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States and municipalities that want to reuse industrial sites that have been cleaned up are buying i

RICHARD HALLOCK DIES, WAS SHIPPING EXECUTIVENEW YORK - Richard M. Hallock of Walden,

Congress and the Clinton administration may yet fashion a compromise on legislation aimed at tighten

Time is running out for the United States to sign onto a landmark international treaty for ending sh

China attacked the United States on Tuesday as the main obstacle to its entry into the World Trade O

SAN FRANCISCO AIRPORT STARTS TERMINAL PROJECTSAN FRANCISCO - Mayor Frank Jordan on T

The most important day at U.S. Customs in the past 30 years was Oct. 1, but as far as the internatio

With the release of a report and recommendations for preventing future massive bird kills at Mexico'

NORTH AMERICA Export Matchmaker '95. Oct. 18-19. Newark, N.J. Contact: Eric Vicioso, Regiona

Oct. 17, 1995 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

Georgia's government is forming a private company to import natural gas into the former Soviet repub

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The air was hot Tuesday as the three U.S. businessmen sat wedged on a small couch in an overcrowded

After fighting its way back into profitability, Royal Nedlloyd NV is finding itself in the battle ag

Company-owned railroad cars roll through the Archer Daniels Midland Co. plant, and the morning air i

South Africa's electric power monopoly Eskom is unlikely to be privatized in the medium term, a spok

Shipco Transport Inc. recently started a new direct freight consolidation service from the Pacific N

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by Reuter Money Service, are selling rates among

Japan and the United States are taking hardline stances over renewal of their airlines' passenger ro

Trans-Atlantic air cargo carriers appear to be reasonably successful in getting higher rates for the

Two airlines reported record quarterly profits Tuesday, while trucking companies reported mixed resu