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The American Telephone & Telegraph Co. has agreed to pay the government $13.9 million to settle alle

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Eight executives are moving to new positions at CSX Transportation Inc., sister company Sea-Land Ser

At least $2.4 billion in savings proposals for the Central Artery-Third Harbor Tunnel construction p

China is banning new luxury construction projects until 1996 and halting golf course and racetrack d

The long-closed wholesale sector in China appears set to open at least a crack to overseas investors

The European states that threw off communism five years ago have cause to celebrate the year 1994.

Congressional leaders and transportation lobbyists have given conditional approval to President Clin

Air cargo throughput passed its 1993 record total of 1.16 million metric tons in the first week of D

Union Pacific Corp. is considering increasing its offer for Santa Fe Pacific Corp. "We will

The government approved about 700 industrial projects involving a total investment of 19.2 billion r

This will be the busiest delivery day of the year for the U.S. Postal Service. "Everything t

Sri Lanka promised a visiting International Monetary Fund team it would accelerate its privatization

MACK TRUCKS NAMES A NEW CHAIRMANALLENTOWN, Pa. - Mack Trucks Inc. announced Tuesday

S. KOREA TO OPEN SECTORS TO FOREIGN INVESTMENTSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea will

NORTH AMERICA International Fashion Boutique Show. Jan. 7-10. Javits Convention Center, New

Albanian industries were crippled this week after the government ordered power cuts to meet an emerg

World sugar prices are forecast to ease early next year as new season production from Thailand becom

Transportation Secretary Federico Pena's call for a national truck and bus safety summit has left th

If continued low international prices cause Brazil to launch a voluntary retention program in the ne

HANCOCK TIMBER BUYS WEYERHAEUSER ACREAGEThe Hancock Timber Resource Group, a unit of John Ha

Soldiers have been posted at two of Nigeria's major oil depots, Benin in the southwest and Emene in

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Japan is harvesting a bumper rice crop this year, one year after its worst harvest since World War I

Shell Chemical Co. in Mason County is expanding and has ordered 100 new rail cars from a Huntington

The drought ravaging eastern Australia is expected to cut the value of commodity exports for the fir

Booming oil demand in Asia means no company can afford not to expand in the region, especially in Ch

Dec. 19, 1994 This table shows the vessels scheduled to call at U.S. coal terminals and the

Although U.S. chip makers are pleased by the enhanced intellectual property protections and sustaine

The reinsurance industry has experienced huge growth since the mid-1970s, rising to $18 billion in p

The U.S. merchandise trade deficit worsened again in October to $13.7 billion, as imports hit a reco

Standard & Poor's and Moody's Investors Service placed their ratings of ITT Hartford Group Inc. and

The board of directors of AmerInst Insurance Group Inc., last week rejected a proposal by Financial

CARRIER ORDERED TO PAY IN DRIVE-BY INCIDENTTRENTON, N.J. - A father can collect hospital exp

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People's Insurance Co. of China said Monday it has written insurance for more than 1,900 oceangoing

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FRANKONA AMERICA COS. (Kansas City, Mo.) - Kenneth M. Mihalka joined the company's Frankona American

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