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They call them by different names, but virtually every major airline has something that could be cal

Minutes before the Sunset Ltd. rocketed off the tracks and into an Alabama bayou, the captain of the

The story on Page 3A Sept. 20 headlined "Singapore Told to Pay Duties on Its Exports of Typewriters"

The European Community has hardened its stance in trade negotiations with the United States concerni

The U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization gave warning Friday of food shortages across Africa due t

The governor of Alaska is expected to meet with top executives from a Russian shipping line this wee

The town's largest employer will eliminate about 80 jobs during the next six months as part of a res

After a relatively disappointing peak holiday season in 1992, many freight forwarders and airlines a

Freight operations between New Orleans and Jacksonville, Fla., are likely to be delayed for up to tw

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During a business trip to Tokyo, Cynthia Futa Miyashita huddled with a few potential clients in a ka

At a time when even the smallest of businesses are looking to crack overseas markets, joint ventures

A federal judge has turned down a request for a temporary restraining order barring the Teamsters un

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Researchers say Virginia coal production may have reached its highest point before heading for a dec

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Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Ohio no longer anticipates an immediate merger with rival Community Mu

Aviation insurers are a tough breed. Decimated by tremendous losses through the years, a "survival o

Bremer Vulkan AG, the giant German shipbuilder, is leading the pack of European shipyards into the C

Officers from the International Longshoremen's Association late last week unanimously approved a two

BRISTOL-MYERS OFFERING EARLY RETIREMENT TO 530EVANSVILLE, Ind. - Early retirements m

Several key software vendors soon will offer U.S. exporters and importers an opportunity to begin us

Ports and shippers are upbeat but uncertain about the prospects for their new campaign to curb colle

Beijing is studying plans to abolish oil import licenses by the end of next year, a move that could

A Chinese oil tanker sailing through the Yellow Sea was attacked by millions of dragonflies that cov

Oil companies operating in Indonesia are awaiting fresh government exploration incentives, which ind

A key member of the Senate Agriculture Committee last week repeated his support for a legislative ba

Indonesia's biggest paper and pulp manufacturer, PT Indah Kiat Pulp and Paper Corp., is being invest

The chairmanship of France's biggest insurer, Union des Assurances de Paris (UAP), hangs in the bala

A plane that has not been in production for more than 20 years is the hottest cargo plane around. Yo

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The U.S. dollar rose Thursday on jitters stirred by reports of continuing political turmoil in Russi

China's thirst for foreign investment to help build its economy is producing a seemingly endless str

A husband and wife team operating from the second floor of their suburban South Carolina, ranch-styl

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Debt-crippled GPA Group PLC, the world's largest aircraft-leasing company, said Thursday it was slas

A story in Wednesday's editions on Page 3B erroneously reported that Air France had canceled an orde

Ipsco Inc. of Regina, Saskatchewan, has become the third Canadian steel concern in recent months to

U.S. and German negotiators Thursday signed a new aviation agreement that will gradually liberalize