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A group of U.S., European and Japanese companies will go ahead with Singapore's biggest single forei

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Princess Cruises grew into the third-largest cruise line in the world while barely getting wet in th

GENERAL STEAMSHIP (San Francisco) - Capt. Robin A. Lindsay has been appointed vice president for th

The European Union's competition commissioner, Karel Van Miert, reacted favorably Tuesday to the out

The United States has adopted a more moderate stance on restraining imports of Chinese silk apparel.

JAXPORT TERMINAL OPERATORS (Jacksonville, Fla.) - John Mullins was named general manager of the comp

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Crude oil exports from the U.K. Sullom Voe oil terminal rose 33.3 percent in the week through Feb. 2

Growing pains are forcing Airborne Express to move into a larger warehouse facility at Oakland Inter

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State Farm Insurance has agreed to pay a $26,000 fine for breaking a state law that bars exclusion o

Fearing chronic ignorance - or worse, suspicion - about what it does, the European Union's executive

DUBAI ALUMINIUM CITES OUTPUT-REDUCTION SNAGLONDON - Dubai Aluminium Co. has already

Australian government trade negotiators of the top aluminum-producing regions met behind closed door

Coffee exports from Ethiopia are on course to reach at least 85,000 metric tons (93,500 tons) in the

A story on Page 1A Feb. 23, "Independents Get a Jump on Pacific Ship Contracts," should have indicat

Monday's announcement that the opening of Denver International Airport had been pushed back again, t

Heavy demand for fuel oil from "intermittent" energy users during January's record cold suggests tha

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VIETNAM MAY OFFER PRIVATE AIRLINE SHARESHANOI, Vietnam - Vietnam's Civil Aviation Ad

Ukraine is diverting for its own use 54 cubic yards a day of Russian export gas destined for Western

Cold weather in the United States and uncertainty about the effect on prices of a Gulf Cooperation C

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The state insurance commissioner is once again asking the Legislature to give him regulatory authori

U.S. border leaders blasted plans by Mexican customs officials across from the bustling Texas border

Japan's response to U.S. sanctions will be slow and measured, although Japan still reserves the righ

US COAL PRODUCTION INCREASES BY 3 PERCENTCHARLESTON, W.Va. - Domestic coal productio

A maritime-union attorney said he expects a ruling within 60 to 90 days on a labor lawsuit seeking t

INDONESIA PLANS TO LIFT SOY IMPORT BARRIERSSINGAPORE - Indonesia is expected to lift

Faced with strong union opposition, the National Mediation Board has backed off from a decision to c

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Top Asian airline executives agreed to combine forces to try to scrap longstanding agreements giving

The AFL-CIO executive council said it opposes a Clinton administration proposal to reduce federal fu

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About 150 workers in two departments received pink slips at Travelers Insurance Cos. last week.<

Australia's coal industry remained at a standstill Monday as 24,000 miners continued a strike which

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