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Greece, the current president of the European Union, denied Thursday it was trying to shelter its sh

FMC CO. TO INVEST IN ARGENTINE LITHIUMBUENOS AIRES - FMC Co. said it plans to invest

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The European Commission plans to break Air France's monopoly over three money-spinning domestic rout

It's not easy to turn the big trucks around, but Mack Trucks Inc. is doing it. Mack turned a

Stock for Electrocom Automation Inc. dropped 17.9 percent Wednesday following news that it was not s

After many months of struggle and market speculation, Hong Kong's only all- freight airline is being

JAPANESE RAIL UNIONS MAY STAGE 1-DAY STRIKETOKYO - Trade union members of 13 private

The world's scheduled airlines as a whole recorded a small operating profit in 1993 after three year

The European Court of Justice rejected Thursday a case brought by Air France against the European Un

The European Union will attempt to salvage its planned expansion from 12 to 16 members at talks in G

An overwhelming majority of Brazil's more than 700 creditor banks agreed to a proposed substantial r

British food and drinks group Allied-Lyons PLC announced a $1.1 billionpurchase of Spanish d

Moves toward peace in the Middle East and the end of apartheid in South Africa will increase demands

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India formally protested to the United States its proposal to sell F-16 warplanes to Pakistan, sayin

As an incentive for certain U.S. industries to compete in world markets, the Treasury Department (of

A House panel narrowly approved a bill Wednesday that meets President Clinton's goal of guaranteed h

Rebounding orange juice prices and revived coffee exports were not enough to offset surging imports

When the big banks shied away from small export companies in South Florida, Hamilton Bank jumped int

The world electronics market is expected to grow to $940 billion by 1996, upfrom an estimate

Iowa's largest dairy this week began tripling its shipments of plain ice cream mix to a company in S

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

PERU PRIVATIZATIONS TO BE COMPLETED IN '95TOKYO - The selling off of Peru's 220 stat

Three major firms in Britain, Sweden and Finland formed a network to insure petrochemical companies

A Topeka educator jumped into the insurance commissioner's race Wednesday, just after legislative cr

SOUTH AFRICAN AIRWAYS (New York) - Clive Langeveldt was named cargo manager for North and South Amer

The trucking industry and highway safety advocates are clashing over the costs and benefits of marki

CANADIAN AIRLINES WINS ACCESS TO HEATHROWCALGARY, Alberta - Effective June 1, Canadi

United Airlines and two of its major unions are working to resolve a dispute that threatens to kill

The Czech government has begun looking for a new partner in Czechoslovak Airlines to replace the ous

The long-stalled U.S.-Canada negotiations for a new bilateral air-transport agreement will be the to

The ports of Los Angeles/Long Beach said they have reached an impasse in their negotiations with Uni

For the first time in 10 years, a president is fully behind a proposal to fund Amtrak's operations.<

Air and Expedited Motor Carriers Conference and Air Forwarders Association. March 27-30. Second join

The National Labor Relations Board has lodged an unfair labor practices complaint against Pony Expre

A bid by Ron Carey, Teamster president, to replenish the union's depleted strike payment fund throug

HUB GROUP REPORTS 14 PERCENT SALES INCREASELOMBARD, Ill. - Hub Group, an intermodal

The United States and Venezuela have reached a compromise over how much of the smog-forming compound