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The "new" Russian ruble zone created Sept. 7 is in ruins, but the failure of monetary union doesn't

President Clinton signed into law Friday morning a truck rate undercharge bill that spells out settl

Consolidated Rail Corp. will be the third major railroad to operate alternating current(AC) traction

Hate waiting in lines at the store? A New York computer company called Symbol Technologies I

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The United States said it will urge industrialized nations at meetings in Paris this week to make it

Chevron USA Products Co. said Friday it is in "substantive discussions" with a New York-based invest

Houston Lighting and Power Co. this month is buying residual fuel oil for the first time since 1989

A combination of bad weather and a changing world economic atmosphere has forced Japan to open up it

Polish Ocean Lines, which withdrew all its ships from the North Atlantic in July in favor of slot-ch

A Raleigh, N.C. insurance executive is the front-runner to be the new president of the state workers

Mexico's state-owned railroad may take a cue from the nation's ambitious highway construction progra

For the week ended Nov. 27, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

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John P. Stern doesn't act like some foreigners who have lived in Japan for a while. He doesn

Trash is becoming a small but growing and profitable business for the Norfolk Southern Corp.

ALLIED SIGNAL BUYS GEORGIA COMPANYMORRIS TOWNSHIP, N.J. - Allied Signal Inc. has acq

Norway's Finance Ministry said it was shaving its 1994 forecast for overall gross domestic product (

Investors in northern California are moving ahead with Mexican projects they had postponed because o

The incumbent president of a maritime radio officers union was re-elected by a wide margin after an

Economic reforms in Bangladesh drew praise from multilateral agencies, but overseas investors appear

China plans to invest more than US$25 billion for low- and middle-income housing during the next thr

Two riverboat casinos in Tunica County, Miss., cashed in on their gamble to the tune of $140 million

A controversial stevedoring company had its Port Everglades Authority franchise probation sharply re

Keppel Shipyard of Singapore won a S$40 million contract to convert NanHai Kai Tuo, a 152,404-deadwe

Officials said a development zone aimed at promoting agricultural product exports is being built in

As Canada's business community gears up for an era of continental free trade encompassing Mexico and

CoCensys Inc. has filed two Investigational New Drug (IND) applications with the U.S. Food and Drug

HERCULES INC. MAKES ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGESWILMINGTON, Del. - Hercules Inc. said it i

BRISTOL-MYERS SQUIBB CO. (New York) - Michael E. Autera, executive vice president of the pharmaceuti

Scientists at Siemens Corporate Research Inc. have developed a new programming tool that automatical

Having bowed to pressure from the Clinton administration to pay new, higher landing fees at Los Ange

After a fierce bidding war in a federal bankruptcy court in New York Wednesday, a New England Motor

Japan has become the fourth-largest international market for U.S.-made personal computer software an

ASIAN PRICES ATTRACT US JET FUEL CARGOESSINGAPORE - High prices of jet fuel in Asia

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The insurance industry may soon begin to grade local governments on how well they enforce their buil

NH MAY FILE SUIT OVER NAVAL SHIPYARDKITTERY, Maine - Haggling by New Hampshire and Maine ove

World sugar consumption is expected to outstrip production by 1.85 million metric tons in 1993-94 (S