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Joel E. Bem takes over today as president of District 1/Marine Engineers Beneficial Association at a

After months of intense controversy, a centralized waterfront Customs inspection facility is schedul

The dispute over the Trans-Atlantic Agreement enters its final phase today as the European Commissio

When the Zapatista National Liberation Army launched its surprise rebellion in Chiapas, Ben & Jerry'

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The humble postcard has become the hottest new marketing vehicle to hit Germany. According t

The Gooda Walker trial, still under way in the London Commercial Court, would not be worth pursuing

OPERATING INCOME SAGS AT AETNANEW YORK - Aetna Life and Casualty reported first-quar

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

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

Atmospheric tests show the world is winning its battle against ozone depletion, the Australian gover

Paul B. Fireman, chairman of Reebok International Inc., has taken international competitiveness to h

A group of German shipping-line financiers said that 1993 was not as bad for the industry as many ha

A soaring Japanese yen and a slowing U.S. economy will keep the dollar under downward pressure this

Latin American suppliers of footwear to the United States are adjusting their export strategies to f

MANDELA HINTS OF TAX INCREASEJOHANNESBURG, South Africa - Nelson Mandela, ANC leader

The Oregon Department of Business and Consumer Services has approved a pilot program combining worke

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

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

REGIONAL BLOCS After Nafta: The Road to Hemispheric Growth. May 2-3. Washington. The

For the week ended April 23, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled

American President Cos. is winding down its real estate operations, the company's chief executive of

Looking to regain its title as the catalog company with the fastest deliveries, Lands' End Inc. has

UPS PLACES AN ORDER FOR 600 MACK TRUCKSHAGERSTOWN, Md. - United Parcel Service place

EDI '94 Conference and Exhibit. May 4-6. Annual meeting of Data Interchange Standards Association. M

A Russian government energy policy adviser is predicting crude oil exports to non-Commonwealth of In

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NEW ORLEANS PORT, PARK TO SETTLE WHARF DISPUTENEW ORLEANS - The Port of New Orleans

More than 250 transportation and footwear executives are expected to attend the 30th annual Footwear

The 25 members of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development reached a compromise aim

French business leaders reported a continuing recovery in industrial activity during April, accordin

The Palestine Liberation Organization has moved to review any attempts by major Israeli companies to

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When it comes to selling a product, small growers and cooperatives in southern Mexico have decided t

A computerized baggage system that is supposed to whisk luggage from one flight to another at the ne

Information on rail, truck and pipeline trade between the United States and Canada and the United St

Moody's Investors Service said it believes Southern California Edison may be at most financial risk

Severe shipping congestion that paralyzed southern China's ill-equipped ports in early 1993 is not e