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Grow Group Inc. Monday said it has accepted an increased takeover offer of $22 a share from Imperial

The monstrous car-bomb explosion at the Alfred Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City, Okla., last

RULING TRIGGERS PROBE OF CHINA BIKE IMPORTSWASHINGTON - Imports of Chinese bicycles

ALYESKA PIPELINE TAKES DELIVERY OF 2 WORKBOATSKvichak Marine Industries recently delivered t

U.K. merchant navy officers could virtually disappear from the world fleet within a few years, accor

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A fire that destroyed a chemical warehouse at a Superfund cleanup site apparently did not hurt nearb

A subtle shift of stance by the government in the western state of Goa looks likely to force a rethi

UNOCAL THAILAND SPEEDS NATURAL-GAS FIELD PLANBANGKOK, Thailand - Unocal Thailand has

Mexico became the United States' fastest-growing supplier of textiles and apparel by volume in 1994,

AMERICAN SAYS CARGO GREW 10.6 PERCENT IN APRILFORT WORTH - American Airlines said it

Dewayne Schackelford's team of police has made 500 arrests and recovered more than $100million in st

One of China's largest automotive companies, First Automobile Works, has taken over six smaller firm

EPA LAUDS KERR-MCGEE FOR COAL-MINE CLEANUPGILLETTE, Wyo. - Kerr-McGee's efforts to clean up

Suppliers of the following items seek importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to contac

The annual meeting of the African Development Bank here this week promises to be a tumultuous affair

Trade leads supplied by: U.S. Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service<

A call from CF Motor Freight's top executive for sanity in the less-than- truckload pricing industry

A federal bankruptcy judge in Miami is expected to decide Wednesday which of two competing groups sh

DOT EMERGENCY TEAMS POISED FOR MIDWEST DUTYDepartment of Transportation emergency response t

The United States should focus its use of subsidies under the Export Enhancement Program to maximize

Some sample Department of Energy obituaries and eulogies are being prepared and practiced, now that

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The United States is holding to the view that shipowners should not be made liable for contamination

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

International Petroleum Exchange May 19, 1995Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)_

Puget Sound pilots got increases in pilotage rates, manning levels, wages and expenses last week fro

Friday, May 19, 1995 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

Navistar International Corp., buoyed by strong truck and engine demand, last week reported higher-th

Competition is lowering the price of EDI connections to forwarders in North America and elsewhere. T

U.S. regulators, responding to public concern that hot-iron branding on the jaws of cattle and bison

Every step in Edwin "Ned" Wallace's 30-year career in the air freight industry seems like it was des

The Independent Insurance Agents of America, one of the nation's toughest lobbying groups, has throw

Opposition is mounting in the international shipowning community over plans by London's marine insur

The Dutch government proposed a $370 million aid package to strengthen its competitive position of t

HERMAN ROOF HENRY & GORDON (Miami) - Roland H. Moore II has joined the firm, which recently opened a

The work of the U.S. merchant marine in helping to protect national security and promote internation

The 25 member countries of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development will launch neg

"The opportunities in that region for American suppliers of information technology equipment and ser

Quantifying what it would cost a businessman not to have a telephone or access to a computer today i