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Mitsui O.S.K. Lines Ltd. will start an agency and shipping company in Indonesia, the largest country

The American insurance industry is troubled by conflicting state laws on whether they can ask those

While Greyhound Lines Inc. and the largest Mexican intercity bus line prepare an all-out attack on t

Shell Oil Co., blaming costs associated with an Ohio chemical plant fire plus other special charges,

Malaysia, one of the fastest-growing economies in the region, said Thursday it intends to boost powe

Closely watched trucking indicators show strong volume growth and consistent rate increases this sum

CSX Corp., owner of the largest railroad system serving the eastern United States, has emerged as a

Foreign companies exploring for oil and gas in Vietnamese waters willannounce as many as fiv

In 1979, Jim DeVries noted the incredible growth in open-heart surgeries, not only in the United Sta

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

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Massachusetts Gov. William F. Weld stumped this week for quick passage of the state's $6 billion tra

Regarded until recently as economic vultures preying on the career misfortunes of others, American a

Canadian natural gas prices will rise, to C$2.25 (US$1.73) to C$4 (US$3) per gigajoule by 2010 from

The Rev. Jesse Jackson arrived in Lagos as President Clinton's envoy to meet Nigeria's military rule

USDA ACCEPTS BIDS FOR CHINA WHEAT SALESWASHINGTON - The U.S. Department of Agricultu

Dow Chemical Co. said improved plastics, hydrocarbons and energy sales helped contribute to a 69 per

The Jacksonville Port Authority board recently approved a new rate schedule for the handling and sto

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Unions representing tens of thousands of railway workers are turning up the heat as contract talks w

Importers purchasing merchandise through "middleman" distributors frequently inquire whether the pri

A businessman in on a scheme to collect $3 million in fraudulent insurance claims pleaded no contest

Shippers and carriers appear ready to square off in an open forum as a result of the Federal Maritim

Three Weeks Ended July 23, 1994, vs. Similar 1993 Period Cars CarsLoaded Loaded

A strike by 1,100 members of the United Transportation Union against the Soo Line Railroad unit of C

The war between unions over dwindling jobs on the Philadelphia waterfront is threatening to heat up

Chevron earnings plunged for the second straight quarter, reflecting lower profit margins on gasolin

U.S. and Mexican bus giants are squaring off over a traditionally ignored market: U.S.-Mexico border

Thursday July 28, 1994 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represent

The Export-Import Bank approved its first financing of U.S. exports to Russian oil producers under a

The number of unemployed people in Norway rose by 5,743 in July to 124,347, or to 5.8 percent of the

In a show of brinkmanship diplomacy, China's Assistant Minister of Trade Long Yongtu warned other tr

A Food and Drug Administration advisory panel recommended against FDA approval of over-the-counter s

A Southern California distributor of multimedia products has used a tried- and-true method to slip i

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Wednesday at 232.58 up 0.06

RATE GROUP AMENDS RULE ON USE OF US STATIONSNEW YORK - The West Coast of South Ameri

Hit by fierce competition and a huge restructuring charge, Delta Air Lines said Thursday it lost nea

US, CANADA STILL AT IMPASSE ON WHEATThe United States and Canada remain at an impasse in neg

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