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CALIF. ASSEMBLY VOTES TO LIFT S. AFRICA BANSACRAMENTO, Calif. - The California state

Economists from 10 Russian research institutes will submit proposals on amending the government's ec

In India's Silicon Valley, the country's major computer companies are battling international giants

Unless suitable property can be found for a new airport in the Pacific Northwest, the Port of Seattl

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BHP UNIT IN VENTURE WITH BRITISH GASCANBERRA, Australia - Australia's BHP Petroleum

Lloyd's of London chairman David Rowland last week launched a last-ditch effort to persuade the mark

The December U.S. personal income and spending data to be released today are expected to confirm tha

Longshoremen in British Columbia went on strike Friday after negotiators for maritime employers thre

Many people approach a new year with a mixture of trepidation and exhilaration. The integrators, fre

Natural gas futures for March delivery on the New York Mercantile Exchange rose to a new contract hi

Amoco's 370,000-barrel-a-day refinery in Whiting, Ind., suffered another fire Friday after three sep

Brock Adams was appointed to the post by President Carter. A member of Congress from Washington stat

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Thursday at 225.03 off 0.89 which compares

Move over, Colombia. Neighboring Bolivia, Ecuador and Peru are making their own climb toward the pin

Portugal's colony in Macao, across the mouth of the Pearl River from Hong Kong, is preparing for ret

Is there an opportunity developing to bring back domestic prime-time all-cargo operations in the Uni

After months of tough negotiations with exporters, carriers in the Japan trades faced the inevitable

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Canada's new guardian of free competition promises to get tough, with bigger fines and more high-pro

REGIONAL BLOCS Conference: Representing the Foreign Investor in the U.S. Jan. 31. New York.

A planned private toll bridge project that would ease congestion at the busiest crossing point for t

Engineering giant Morrison Knudsen Corp. has opened a 215,000-square-foot railcar manufacturing plan

After years of striving to improve quality and slash costs at the same time, automakers worldwide ar

A new convention governing the customs treatment of international container- sharing arrangements co

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Is there life after the Department of Transportation? Federico Pena, the 12th secretary sinc

1203 (Jan. 28, 1994) Previous day - 1207 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

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The man who heads the world's principal trade organization has called for the formation of a new gro

As the Coast Guard cutter Penobscot Bay moves south at 12 knots, the rumble of the 2,500-horsepower

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It's the Quit India Movement again, but this time the target is not the British Empire, but Coca-Col

The International Monetary Fund has signed letters of intent to provide short-term standby credits f

"K" Line America Inc. is absorbing its intermodal rail subsidiary's operations into its main ocean s

A Texas company has signed a letter of intent with a Brazilian conglomerate to market a self-contain

NY INSURANCE DEPT. ADDS INVESTIGATORSThe New York State Insurance Department turned

Cotton prices have peaked at slightly over 75 cents a pound and are ready to fall 1 cent to 2 cents

The U.S. economy can't absorb any more of the environmental cleanup costs needed to comply with U.S.