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A Malaysian ban preventing British firms from winning government contracts will remain for the time

U.S. companies looking for a deal on space in pricey Japan might want to inquire at thegleaming new

The Dominican Republic has bowed to U.S. pressure not to establish diplomatic ties with Cuba, but th

The fishing war between Ontario and Minnesota may be heading to your dinner table. Anyone in

It's no coincidence that a company that has Olympic skater Nancy Kerrigan as a spokeswoman sees itse

Eastern German industrial production fell 4.5 percent in February from January, mainly because of a

Malaysia's new government holding company, Khazanah Holdings Bhd., will begin operations in early Ju

Canada's seasonally adjusted gross domestic product at factor cost rose 0.1 percent in February to C

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Union leaders and a group of 28 employees of Avondale Industries Inc. are trying via a proxy challen

Low westbound rates on the Pacific hurt American President Cos.' first- quarter earnings. Th

The battle over the Trans-Atlantic Agreement was fought behind closed doors Thursday as the European

The International Longshoremen's Association is prepared to make concessions to bring its workers ba

MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION (Baltimore) - Stephen M. Feller was named director of administration an

The vice president of the employees' group that is trying to acquire the state shipping line Naviera

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Shipping along the Danube River lurched back into motion Wednesday as one lock in Slovakia's Gabciko

Chicago and North Western Holdings Corp. earned $16 million, or 35 cents a share, in the first quart

Southern Pacific Lines' results to date may not be stellar, but the company is poised to make signif

Delta Air Lines said Thursday it lost $77.9 million, or $2.10 a share, in the January-March quarter,

Four former CP Rail System workers, fired six years ago in connection with an April 1988 derailment

Two Malaysian companies - United Engineers (Malaysia) Bhd. and Ho Hup Construction Co. Bhd. - have s

A Slidell truck stop owner in Louisiana who wants to build 26 truck stops featuring video poker says

UNION ORGANIZERS SEEK AMERICA WEST ELECTIONPHOENIX - Another drive is under way to o

Eastern Airlines, which has been operating under Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection since March 1989,

Donald Douglas Jr. at a union hall meeting? Not likely, but there he was - son of the founder of Dou

The heads of U.S., Canadian and Mexican trucking associations will meet today with the transportatio

CONRAIL INC. (Philadelphia) - Donald W. Mattson was named vice president, controller, and Timothy T.

Citing the high cost of moving, Pratt & Whitney said this week it has momentarily tabled the decisio

Loading trends for the nation's major railroads are becoming stronger as 1994 continues because the

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

BURLINGTON NORTHERN DISPUTES AMTRAK REPORTFORT WORTH, Texas - Burlington Northern Ra

Australia's cotton growers, nearing the end of their third disastrous drought-hit harvest, remain po

Glaxo Holdings PLC said Thursday it has taken legal action against a subsidiary of Swiss drug giant

COFFEE FUTURES SURGE; BRAZIL SLOWS SALE PLANNEW YORK - Coffee futures surged higher,

Apr. 28, 1994 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

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U.S. grain exports will probably be in a slump both this year and next, weighing down rates for barg

China's metals exchanges will require cash-only payments for futures trading of copper, aluminum and