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For the first time in a decade, candidates this week will have a chance to seek election to an open

In a radical policy shift, the Clinton administration appears ready to at least discuss with other n

Revised figures released by the Dutch Central Bureau of Statistics Friday show the economy shrank 0.

HOURLY LABOR COSTS UP FOR AIRFRAME MAKERSCompensation costs in the airframe manufact

Germany and Argentina signed an agreement extending the payment period for 1.2 billion deutsche mark

July 23, 1993 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

International Petroleum Exchange July 23, 1993Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

The aviation business is rife with new technologies to learn, languages to memorize and classes to a

Drawn by Singapore's strong oil trading network, China state oil firms are setting up subsidiaries h

Russia has launched its program to sell state-owned industries by issuing vouchers, or privatization

When China regains sovereignty over Hong Kong in 1997, it also will rule the air over this bustling

The ongoing battle between giant Federal Express Corp. and smaller rival Airborne Express provides a

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The barge industry got less than a rousing vote of confidence when the Senate told the House it was

The U.S. dollar will rise this week as investors flee the turmoil in European currency markets and w

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Thursday at 217.99 up 0.58 which compares

For the week ended July 17, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

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A decision by a Financial Accounting Standards Board task force on the types of policies covered by

ST. PAUL COS. (St. Paul, Minn.) - John A. Rollwagen has been named senior adviser to St. Paul Ventur

RADIO REPORTS SUICIDE OF EX-FERRUZZI CHIEFMILAN, Italy - Raul Gardini, former chief

After many months of diplomatic wrangling and bureaucratic waltzing, Sea-Land expects to be running

Funds that the Navy has set aside for a major ship conversion project would be committed within six

Hyundai Motor Co. workers Friday approved a new wage settlement by a narrow margin and avoided furth

CUSTOMS RECEIPTS TOTAL $1.642 BILLION IN JUNEU.S. Customs duties receipts totaled $1.642 bil

A 4-year-old China aircraft maintenance venture involving Lockheed Corp. is spending US$1.5 million

Russia delivered 26.6 million metric tons of crude oil to countries in the former Soviet Union in th

American President Lines Ltd. has joined Sea-Land Service Inc. in opposing a proposal for a U.S. Mar

Third-party logistics distribution companies now are offering medical and high-tech companies a numb

China ordered its military on Thursday to stop using public funds to gamble in property and foreign

French household consumption of manufactured products rose by 4.5 percent in June and purchases of d

Faced with controversy and bitter debate over funding for transportation programs and disaster relie

Technology, born of competitive necessity, has helped railroads to survive as lean competitors.<

French consumer prices fell 0.1 percent in June to give a year-on-year rise of 1.9 percent, accordin

The Department of Transportation awarded Federal Express Corp. authority for two years to serve Chil

1352 (July 23, 1993) Previous day - 1353 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

The Alliance for Clean Coal, a trade group whose members include Western state coal producers and tr

Munich Reinsurance Co., the world's biggest reinsurer, last week blamed a sharp deterioration in dom

Known primarily as the nation's busiest container-handing facility, the Port of Los Angeles has star

The Business Advisory Service of Washington-based International Finance Corp. will openan office in