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In the computer software boom of the late 1980s, many U.S. companies knew that international demand

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The Indian government will consider requests from domestic manufacturers for duty-free imports of ca

Condominium owners who have endured huge increases in their property insurance premiums since Hurric

EXECUTIVE RISK INC. REPORTS FLAT INCOMESIMSBURY, Conn. - Executive Risk Inc. reporte

Gulf Coast shipyard executives believe they are close to breaking the barrier into commercial export

Eighteen Romanian stowaways who have been kept in shackles in New Jersey hotels will bemoved to a co

It's that time again. As shipments of California's summer bounty kick into gear, truck brokers start

Legislative leaders are hoping to craft a new compromise plan within the next three weeks to develop

Efficient truckload motor carriers are further consolidating their market position as shippers steer

The Clinton administration has sent Congress a rail safety bill that wouldallow an experimen

The Department of Transportation has proposed new testing requirements on all of Colonial Pipeline C

The Norwegian Oil Directorate said in a report published Thursday that estimates of oil reserves in

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The Channel Tunnel opened for business Thursday as truck drivers from England and France drove onto

Sweden's industrial production rose a preliminary seasonally adjusted 0.1 percent in March compared

The federal government is willing to subsidize U.S. companies that sell goods abroad, but few compan

The North American Free Trade Agreement's Certificate of Origin is the primary documentation support

The U.S. government has approved over 1,500 export licenses for equipment and materials to users in

Abolishing the no-fault insurance system in Hawaii, as a recent consumer report suggests, will not b

AIG UNIT TO RETURN TO PAKISTAN MARKETNEW YORK - American Life Insurance Co. (Alico),

A diverse coalition of business, insurance and consumer interests criticized the Superfund reform bi

The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) confirmed on Thursday that talks s

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China says preparations for building a $4.6 billion coal-transport project are drawing to an end and

The report, "Discrepancy Between W. Coast and Nymex Confuses Crude Traders," which appeared Thursday

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When a massive container crane was hit by a ship and toppled in Newark, N.J., on Feb. 3, James Sutto

New Zealand, already a big exporter of wood products, is gearing up to sell even more, a development

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China's economic and social climate may get much worse before getting better, despite the country's

A key Democratic proponent of the Clinton trade policy in the Senate threw his support Thursday behi

Nearly a quarter-century ago Sen. Edward M. Kennedy introduced a universal health-care plan.

VIRGIN GROUP TO BID FOR CHUNNEL RAIL LINKSAN FRANCISCO - Virgin Group, British entre

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Wednesday at 230.98 up 1.45

The Guyana government is expected to announce early next week measures intended to halt a slide in t

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