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Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

Hughes Space & Communications International Inc., a unit of GM Hughes, said Friday it has won a cont

The United States and Haiti are expected to announce several initiatives this week designed to boost

Booming box traffic is prompting further expansion by Asian Terminals Inc., one of two container ope

European shipowners will be examining the way in which European Union labor laws affect their indust

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CANNABIS-LIKE DRUG MAY AID MS PATIENTSLONDON - A synthetic drug that mimics the effe

Business and environmental interests disagree stridently about the best way to restore depleted salm

Air Express International's operations at Los Angeles International Airport were struck for 14 hours

Cars Cars Loaded LoadedChange Railroad Category 19

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SOCAL GAS, HONDA TEST NATURAL-GAS CIVICSLOS ANGELES - Southern California Gas Co. an

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York and other sources, are selling r

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John S. McKenniery, a Canadian government official, was named executive director of the trinational

IDB PLANS TO BORROW UP TO $3.5 BILLIONWASHINGTON - The Inter-American Development Ba

Reform economist Grigory Yavlinsky, Russia's leading presidential candidate, said he opposes a $6.3

President Clinton's top economic advisers have endorsed the idea of advancing an October deadline fo

A $14 billion gas production, transportation and export project in Alaska that has surmounted many o

Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. is sailing into a storm of opposition from competing U.S. lines because of

Historically high cotton prices and tight world supply will force a shakeout in the regional textile

MARK, POUND OFFSET RISE IN COCOA PRICEHAMBURG, Germany - The deutsche mark's strengt

Despite publishing new size and weight rules late last year, new transport officials in the administ

FORMER CUSTOMS CHIEF IN LINE FOR AVIATION JOBWASHINGTON - Carol Boyd Hallett, who se

The Port of Rotterdam soon will start construction of a large distribution hub that eventually will

For the seventh time in the last 25 years, the Idaho Legislature has rejected legislation that would

The National Association of Insurance Commissioners has "moved beyond its role as an advisory organi

CHUBB GROUP BOOSTS SHARE OF MEXICAN FIRMSWARREN, N.J. - Chubb Corp. increased its st

The failure of central bank intervention to halt the dollar's fall to record lows against the Japane

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CHALLENGE AIR CARGO EXPANDS BOLIVIA SERVICEMIAMI - Challenge Air Cargo said it will

Only days after Morrison Knudsen Corp. hinted it may leave its railcar manufacturing plant, Pittsbur

Evergreen International Aviation officials said the sale of the company's China route authority to F

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RUSSIA PLANS TO APPLY FOR APEC MEMBERSHIPTOKYO - Russia will soon make a formal appl