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Life, to most people, is priceless. Nevertheless courts are regularly asked toput a pricetag

"Don, thanks for asking!" Cliff Sayre responded to the tough questions raised regarding FastShips. I

Haiti's new business-incentive program and a new U.S. aid and credit plan should start attracting ma

Intermodal traffic volume, which grew by a torrid 14 percent throughout 1994, should continue to adv

The director of the Greek Industrial Reconstruction Organization, a state holding agency that overse

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(1)SPOT PRICE INFLATION RATE, SMOOTHED, ANNUALIZED, Dec. 8, '93 - Nov. 21, '94 (a graph) (2)

The U.S. aerospace industry can expect a fourth straight year of declining sales, but losses will no

MANUFACTURER TO BEGIN ICING TESTS ON ATRTOULOUSE, France - Avions de Transport Regio

Governments will continue to face the same intense domestic pressures for protection in the new Worl

The European Parliament approved Thursday the Uruguay Round world trade accord, removing the last bi

Despite its flaws, Vietnam's new copyright law is seen as a big step forward in joining the commerci

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A $187.4 million order of intermodal and rail cars by TTX Co. takes a major step toward boosting the

BRAZIL, CANADA PULP FIRMS FACE TAIWAN PENALTIESTAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwan said Thursday

The Port of Los Angeles is feeling squeezed by the Orange County investment debacle. The por

Container shipments at the Port of Charleston was the highest ever in November as business at South

Lufthansa Cargo AG signed a long-term framework agreement with the Frankfurt Airport Thursday that w

Swissair announced Thursday it has begun negotiations to acquire an equity stake in Sabena, the Belg

Conoco Inc. plans to raise its U.S. production of natural gas to 1 billion cubic feet a day by the e

The export of products from an offshore location directly to customers in a third country is very si

Japan may still be hesitating, but South Korea is not. The Koreans may not be big investors here yet

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Wednesday at 229.64 up 0.41

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Baker & McKenzie, the world's biggest law firm, said Thursday it has pulled its lawyers out of Shang

The Gabcikovo dam is proving to be the Danube sailor's Scylla and Charybdis. At least 20 shi

Glenn H. Martin, the once high-flying Longwood insurance executive indicted last month on federal ch

FESCO BANS CALLS AT FOREIGN PORTSVLADIVOSTOK, Russia - Far Eastern Shipping Co., the

This man has a dangerous job, but someone's got to do it. He has to be brave enough to strad

Iron Road Railways Inc. and the Bangor & Aroostook Railroad Co. said they intend to form a new Canad

In his first interview since becoming Mexico's new finance minister, former commerce chief Jaime Ser

Kansas has joined a multi-state effort to block implementation of intrastate trucking deregulation t

ATCHISON, TOPEKA AND SANTA FE RAILWAY CO. (Schaumburg, Ill.) - Paul Hoferer was named assistant gene

The European Union Commission started negotiations Thursday with the three Baltic nations over agree

Bruised and battered after a decade of war, Nicaragua is trying to shed its perception as an unstabl

A government-appointed inquiry panel has urged the Indian government to continue with duty-free impo

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The Haitian government has drawn up an ambitious plan to upgrade and expand the country's antiquated

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