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The story headlined "Electronic System Being Tested to Ease Multistate Licensing," which appeared Tu

El Al Israel Airlines, the state-owned carrier that emerged from bankruptcy last week and is set to

MISS. DERAILMENT KEEPS FAMILIES OUT OF HOMESNESBIT, Miss. - Several dozen people rem

A power plant that is the largest private supplier of electricity to Virginia Power has been shut do

Federal Maritime Commission Room No. 100 is windowless and drab but today takes world shipping's cen

TWA NEARING A DEAL ON RESTRUCTURINGST. LOUIS - Trans World Airlines hopes to reach d

House Republicans elevated their assault on the Clinton administration's efforts to control bureaucr

The U.S. steel industry's outlook is promising, but it will not keep producers, importers and users

Japan overcame its upstart South Korean rival in 1994 and returned to its long-held position as the

Thursday, Feb. 23, 1995 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

Everyone knows litigation can take time and that almost everything in China takes time. But 51 years

The recent decline in commodity prices shows that inflationary pressures have abated and this could

U.S. tanker and dry-bulk giant OMI Corp. lost $30.2 million, or 99 cents a share, in the fourth quar

Dockworkers working without a contract for over two years walked off their jobs at thePort of Montre

REGIONAL CONTAINER LINES TO UPGRADE JOINT SERVICESINGAPORE - Regional Container Line

More than a year late and billions of dollars more expensive than originally planned, Denver Interna

AMERICAN AIRLINES (Fort Worth) - Jorge Sangster was named regional manager for northbound cargo sale

The main beneficiaries of two years of record increases in Chinese grain prices are traders, not the

The Chicago Board of Trade announced plans Wednesday to extend its grain- trading hours into the ear

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The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled in favor of a barge company that is seeking protection from lawsuit

Kuwait-based United Arab Shipping Co. (UASC), owned by seven Arab governments, said it would resume

A 10-year plan to deepen river channels at Rouen will allow Europe's biggest grain port to fill ship

'K' LINE REORGANIZES EUROPEAN LINER DIVISIONLONDON - Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha has reorg

FW Xpress Inc. recently opened a new office and terminal in Greensboro, N.C., one mile from the Gree

Thursday Feb. 23, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represent

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural ServiceAgric

The U.S. dollar was steady Thursday as short-term speculators took some profits on deutsche mark pos

The expected announcement of Russia's first trans-Siberian fiber-optic telecommunications project ma

John J. McDonald, a former executive with Waterman Steamship Co. and Pan- Atlantic Steamship Lines,

New York Mercantile Exchange - Feb. 23, 1995 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High

Today the Federal Maritime Commission is scheduled to vote on the Trans- Atlantic Conference Agreeme

NONFERROUS METAL PRICES EXPECTED TO RISE IN CHINABEIJING - Officials said nonferrous

Europe will be the "poor cousin" at a weekend gathering at which the world's seven leading industria

Germany's federal supreme court has opened the way for consumers here to have access to cheaper gene

The European Union Thursday rejected a U.S. call for the three candidates for the top post at the Wo

China will strive to hold steel imports to less than 10 million metric tons this year, less than hal

Singapore's January consumer price index rose 3.4 percent from a year earlier, according to the Depa

Newport News Shipbuilding could hear by April whether it will build up to three massive double-hull