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The European Union sharply criticized the United States on Tuesday for launching an investigation in

The federal government and some Midwestern states are on the road toward buying more ethanol-powered

Four former CP Rail System workers, fired six years ago for tampering with railway signals during a

This city has offered Cessna Aircraft Co. an incentive package worth at least $44 million to build a

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The U.S. Department of Energy has come up with $39 million more to help clean up nuclear weapons pro

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The Philippines is ready to become the next "Asian tiger," if and when it can add enough electrical

A district court in Dusseldorf, Germany has ruled in favor of Medtronic in a patent infringement sui

The broke East St. Louis School Board has been paying health insurance premiums for dead people.

Retired Army Gen. Colin L. Powell, former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, told actuaries at a

AT&T Corp. and GTE Corp. subsidiaries won the 1994 Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award, the Whit

Sen. Ernest Hollings, D-S.C., continued his campaign Tuesday to expose what he believes are major fl

The government intends to dispose of its 20 percent equity in the country's largest intermodal opera

The news that Alleghany Corp. of New York has purchased 6.4 percent of the 186 million outstanding s

NIGERIAN DISMISSAL MAY STALL DEBT TALKSMilitary ruler General Sani Abacha's dismissal of Fin

The range of bulk prices per gallon for self-sevice diesel fuel found nationwide by states as collec

Construction of two new 600-megawatt reactors has begun at China's home- designed nuclear power stat

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Japanese carmakers want to boost car production in other Asian countries to meet rising demand and i

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U.S. Ambassador-at-large Robert Gallucci returned to Washington Tuesday to seek political approval f

TAGAMET'S TROUBLES HIT SMITHKLINE RESULTSLONDON - British-American drugmaker SmithKl

The story headlined "Milwaukee Stevedore Invites ILA to 'Educational' Meeting," on Page 10B Monday,

A new congressional study confirms that Japanese-based multinational companies spend less money on r

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Having watched most of its container traffic disappear as one ship line after another relocated, the

FREIGHT RATE INDEX HITS FOUR-YEAR HIGHLONDON - An index of freight rates for large b

BLUE STAR LINE (New York) - Mark Tanelli was named vice president of sales for the Easternregion of

Arguing that Canadian truckers are beset with aging fleets, a lack of equipment and a shortage of dr

"We have a very strong position. We'll use it to promote our policy of social justice and economic g

Swiss producer prices were up 0.1 percent in September from August but fell 0.3 percent year on year

Industrial production rose an annual 16.2 percent in August and climbed 3.7 percent for the January-

A study of railroad tankcar safety released Tuesday by the Transportation Research Board recommended

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Canada has borrowed too heavily and must slash government spending or face bankruptcy, Finance Minis

Just the mere thought of easing an international ban on oil sales by Iraq, once a leading crude prod

Corning Inc. reported strong third-quarter profit Tuesday, but said future results would be hurt if

Congestion is building at the Port of Buenos Aires as a labor slowdown enters its third week and sev

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