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Upstairs in the conference room, a team of executives from Kenworth Truck Co. was conducting a focus

A record loss of UK2.91 billion ($4.3 billion) announced Tuesday by Lloyd's of London marks what Llo

William P. Stiritz, chairman and chief executive of Ralston Purina Co., is sinking millions into a n

The Illinois Central Railroad is forming an intermodal business unit to reverse sluggish traffic lev

CARGO NETWORK SERVICES (Garden City, N.Y.) - Anthony F. Calabrese was named executive vicepresident,

The Supreme Court Monday refused to hear a petition from the widow of a former employee of the Panam

Ocean shipping lines are objecting to a rule change announced by U.S. Customs last week, saying it w

A prominent Scandinavian tanker operator is predicting that freight rates for supertankers will more

In a clear warning shot across the bows of some much bigger neighbors, Hong Kong declared itself fir

The International Finance Corp., a member of the World Bank Group, has created a capital market fund

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Chrysler Corp. has won California's approval for mass production of an electric version of its popul

"What Makes Hong Kong Tick?" That's the title of a glossy, four-page government brochure pas

Hoping to further entrench itself in the fiercely competitive trans-Pacific trade, Hyundai Merchant

International standards of training for seafarers and better onshore management will be on the agend

The government moved one step closer to the imposition of penalty duties on about $3 billion a year

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NO TRADE POLICY CHANGE SEEN AFTER JAPAN VOTE TOKYO - The Japanese minister hosting multina

Australian black coal exports are forecast to rise 1.3 percent in the year through June 1994 to a re

BRITISH COAL JOINS PLAN TO CREATE JOBS IN WALESLONDON - A joint UK4 million ($5.9 mi

NETHERLANDS' AKZO SELLS PAPER CHEMICALS UNITARNHEM, Netherlands - Akzo, the Dutch-ba

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Ford Motor Co. plans to remain king of the hill in trucks by spending $15 billion over the next five

A possible strike against B.C. Rail, the major lumber hauler in British Columbia, probably will have

IIAA SLAMS SENATE PLAN ON CUSTOMER LISTSThe Independent Insurance Agents of America assailed

The Russian Central Bank has given a full banking license to the Bank of China, making it the fourth

The Interstate Commerce Commission voted Tuesday against issuing new rules that would have shielded

Two years after Toledo officials convinced Burlington Air Express (BAX) the Ohio city was the perfec

A tripartite container manufacturer with big U.S. sales is going public to raise funds for expansion

Oil producers are hoping for a major rebound in north Asian demand this summer to lift prices from t

The German agency responsible for privatizing former East German assets is beefing up its contract c

The World Bank approved a $27 million loan to improve economic performance in Ukraine, the bank's fi

FHWA PUSHES PERMITS FOR HAZARDOUS MATERIALSThe Federal Highway Administration has proposed t

United Airlines announced Tuesday that effective July 1, it will prohibit the use of portable electr

Before the start of difficult national contract talks today, General Motors Corp. and United Auto Wo

Japanese Foreign Minister Kabun Muto said Tuesday that a U.S.-proposed $4 billion privatization fund

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The republic of Kazakhstan, once hidden from the larger world by the shadow of the Soviet Union, is