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Trucking interests say a loophole in the Trucking Industry Regulatory Reform Act could allow shipper

This city proudly touts itself as the birthplace of guitar legend Jimi Hendrix, and it's the home of

The six-year battle to establish whether collective inland rate-setting by shipping lines is legal w

Cutbacks the Clinton administration is planning to make at the Transportation Department should leav

A housing development outside of Kobe that showcases American-style construction techniques and U.S.

Boeing Co., the airplane manufacturer, reported lower sales and profit for 1994, primarily because o

Kansas City Southern Industries Inc., parent of Kansas City Southern Railway, earned $16.9 million,

Top U.S. Department of Agriculture officials intensified their public education campaign to remind f

CHEVRON CHEMICAL TO CLOSE 2 PLANTSNEW YORK - Chevron Chemical Co. said it will perma

St. Paul Cos. said Thursday its net income rose in 1994 to $442.8 million, or $4.93 a share, from $4

U.S. shipbuilders are losing ground to foreign competitors in crucial areas of cost, design, product

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The state-owned share of China's sizzling economy shrank sharply in 1994, with its share of industri

"In a departure from the behavior of previous administrations of both parties, we have unashamedly b

The European Union has begun negotiations with Egypt on a new trade and economic agreement as part o

Glaxo PLC's planned takeover of Wellcome PLC could slash annual costs at what would be the world's t

Wednesday Jan. 25, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represen

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The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Tuesday at 235.61 up 0.10 wh

Louisville's plans for a multimillion-dollar waterfront development project may have to be delayed o

Senior U.S. and Japanese officials began talks here Wednesday as part of the Clinton administration'

The World Bank has warned Nicaragua's Parliament that failure to pass a law partially privatizing th

Several major oil companies are considering acquiring a part or more of debt- laden Maxus Energy Cor

The London Insurance and Reinsurance Market Association has announced two scholarships, each worth U

Euros, the long-planned European shipping register, could be put in place as early as next year, acc

AIR FRANCE CANCELS BOEING, AIRBUS ORDERSPARIS - Air France said Wednesday it had rec

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A shipping line that has concentrated on the relatively small U.S.-South Pacific islands trade is ex

U.S. inventories of distillate fuel oil fell by 1.6 million barrels during the week ended Jan. 20, c

Mexican Finance Minister Guillermo Ortiz Martinez has sent the Legislature afinancial reform

UK ORDERS US COPTERS, SNUBS DOMESTIC FIRMLONDON - Britain's Ministry of Defense is s

The story headlined "Import Leads," which appeared on Page 5A Tuesday, Jan. 24, should have stated t

Apparently bowing to pressure from the United States, Pakistan is setting up a materials testing lab

Eli Lilly & Co. and a leading Indian pharmaceutical company said Wednesday they have firmed up their

This month's storms in northern California will cost the insurance industry $360 million, the Proper

New York Mercantile Exchange - Jan. 25, 1995 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High

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American President Lines Ltd., of Oakland, Calif., is closing four of its Eastern U.S. branch office

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