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Despite a tactical court victory, PWA Corp., the Calgary, Alberta-based parent of struggling Canadia

Canadian Pacific Ltd. said it will sell its majority stake in Canadian Pacific Forest Products Ltd.

CAROLINA FREIGHT, NAVIERAS RENEW PACTEDISON, N.J. - Navieras de Puerto Rico, the shi

Despite a precedent-setting endorsement by the African National Congress, Massachusetts is threateni

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KLM EARNINGS INCREASED IN QUARTERAMSTERDAM, Netherlands - KLM Royal Dutch Airlines said Thur

Teck Corp. of Canada has suspended coal shipments to Japanese steel mills in response to the company

Indonesia's ethnic Chinese, accused of funnelling investment to China at the expense of their homela

Rivers in southern Ohio are running red as tomato soup because it was a choice between jobsor enviro

When the Bush administration was pressing hard for Congress to open the Arctic National Wildlife Ref

Malaysian state oil company Petronas has reduced term crude oil processing in Singapore because of h

The labor crisis at the French Port of Marseilles intensified Wednesday when dockworkers and stevedo

Problems remain to be resolved at the Port of Baltimore, but labor and management representatives ag

Protesting the tripling of landing fees at Los Angeles International Airport, over 70 carriers that

With the crest of the Mississippi River flood now past Cairo, Ill., where the river widens and flood

The European Community Commission has invited all republics in the former U.S.S.R. to join talks on

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Tuesday at 215.10 off 0.70 which compares

A feud over the protection of migrating bowhead whales has prompted Alaska Eskimo leaders to sue the

Seragen Inc., best known for the messy controversy over its relationship with Boston University and

The printing industry's main trade group said Monday it would cooperate with a major environmental g

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural ServiceAgric

Well-heeled foreign tourists bored with Chinese temples and tombs are being offered another celestia

ETHYLENE EXPORTS OFF SHARPLY IN JAPANTOKYO - Ethylene exports from Japan fell 92 per

Airco Gases, a unit of BOC Group, will increase prices on all oxygen, nitrogen, argon, helium, hydro

The congressional desire to protect political turf has made it less likely that a recommendation to

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SCHERING-PLOUGH CORP. (Madison, N.J.) - Cecil B. Pickett was named executive vice president of resea

South Korea will implement the second stage of freeing up interest rates in October or November to b

American steel company executives met Tuesday with President Clinton in the wake of the Internationa

The recent Farr Man Coffee case (88 Civ. 1692) in the southern District Court of New York sheds ligh

Caltex Oil (Thailand) and the Petroleum Authority of Thailand (PTT) will buy 100 percent of the outp

KY. CENTRAL SHAREHOLDER PROTECTION SOUGHTLEXINGTON, Ky. - A retired officer of Kentu

Any new owner of Navieras de Puerto Rico will be forced to invest several million dollars to upgrade

The Clinton administration plans to move quickly to implement recommendations advanced by the commis

American Airlines overcame a potentially devastating lawsuit Tuesday when a federal jury decided aga

Striking workers Tuesday rejected British Columbia Railway Ltd.'s latest sweetened contract offer, a

The U.S. dollar sank to a new low against the Japanese yen after Japan reported a soaring trade surp

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