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When AT&T Consumer Communications Services in Basking Ridge, N.J., began facing intense competition

Three years of trade sanctions have flattened rump Yugoslavia's economy, but the country's top centr

FRANCE EMBARKS ON CGM PRIVATIZATIONPARIS - The French government has launched the pr

Tibet's capital city Lhasa recently invested 53 million yuan ($6.4 million) in four 400-cubic-meter

Russia's Mosbusinessbank extended in June a three-year, $7.8 million loan to the Kirovgrad copper sm

A coalition of independent insurance agents and business groups are reactivating today a long-dorman

Business and government leaders from the southwestern United States, Canada and Mexico meet here thi

A lack of formal firefighting training for crewmembers and poor safety standards turned a limited fi

INDONESIA TO OPEN SKIES TO MORE FOREIGN AIRLINESJAKARTA, Indonesia - Indonesia, seek

General Motors Corp. looks set to bag an order for 21 diesel locomotives from Indian Railways.

The long-awaited Iron Highway project, the latest bid to gain a toehold for intermodal service in sh

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In the first deal of its kind, a Hong Kong utility is shipping older power plants to India as part o

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Philippine airports are safe and security concerns expressed by the United States have been addresse

A top Teamsters official is taking a leave of absence from the union following allegations he paid a

A storm is coming, if you believe some of the experts on climate change. For insurers, it co

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Residents are already spoiled for choice and price when it comes to mobile phones and pagers. One in

The federal government's sweeping victory in a maritime labor corruption trial last week opens the d

In the late 1960s, Young J. Kim was in the customs area at South Korea's Pusan port when he noticed

India and Germany signed a bilateral investment guarantee agreement, which is likely to boost German

Importers who have heard about but never used duty drawback often ask whether drawback applies to th

Port leaders here plan on expanding a dockworker training initiative that they credit with helping w

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2 FIRMS PLAN PIPELINE IN GULF OF MEXICOCNG Energy Services Corp. and Centana Energy Corp. sa

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A salvage crew worked frantically to rescue an ore carrier from a reef in southern Australian waters

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Key House members, rejecting the Clinton administration's proposal to transfer the Federal Aviation

The House Appropriations subcommittee this week proposed trimming funding for the current Superfund

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The clothing sector in Pakistan is looking for a boost from incentives in the government's new trade

Federal agents Wednesday were investigating a possible case of fraud at a South Florida terminal ope

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Royal Nedlloyd Group plans to become a big player in the fast-growing container market on the Rhine

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Six months after it promised to promulgate new decrees to boost foreign investment, the Nigerian gov