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MANILA TO DOUBLE TAXES ON OIL, OIL PRODUCTS MANILA, Philippines - The Philippines will ra

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Machinists at McDonnell Douglas Corp. voted Monday on a new three-year contract that in general tops

Vietnam said it would apply for observer status, and later membership, of the world trade body the G

Churchill Truck Lines Inc., a struggling less-than-truckload carrier based in Chillicothe, Mo., will

Mobil Corp. said it has put into service a new double-hull tug-and-barge unit to serve the waterborn

A landmark formula for state regulators to monitor the riskiness of property and casualty insurers c

The U.S. Department of Transportation reports that while the numbers of truck accidentshave declined

The Slovak government agreed to begin imposing a 20 percent surcharge above regular tariffs on impor

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The United Arab Emirates has banned six textile factories from exporting to the United States after

A Pacific Northwest port that provided the Navy with land for a new home port says it wants that lan

Two of Germany's three major political parties, including a partner in the governing coalition, have

Mark VII Transportation Co., an intermodal marketing company, is increasing its fleet of domestic co

An Indonesia ship captain has been sentenced to 24 months in federal prison for conspiring to smuggl

The lifting of frontier controls at the border crossings of 12 European Community nations this past

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Cattle buying these days is a relative roller coaster: Rejoice at the high prices, bear the lows and

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Portuguese national airline TAP will have to close by the end of this year unless the government giv

Restrictions may be placed on how much local firms can invest in other companies, the Economics Mini

The U.S. dollar rose Monday, extending Friday's rally on expectations of a German interest rate cut

The political turmoil in Azerbaijan has cast doubt on whether an important oil deal will go through

PRICE-FIXING SETTLEMENT GETS FTC APPROVALWASHINGTON - The Federal Trade Commission h

The director of the National Institutes of Health is opposing a proposed agreement that would give S

France will press for action against illegal textile imports at this week's European Community summi

A U.S. Bankruptcy Court judge ordered Julien Hohenberg's personal holdings seized and sold to satisf

Italy's Ferruzzi Group, the family firm that mushroomed into a multinational then buckled under its

The Supreme Court Monday let stand a $4 million punitive damage award against Brown & Root Inc. in a

The House Appropriations Committee has given a boost to downstream Missouri River users that don't w

The South Carolina State Ports Authority wants to expand one of its two foreign trade zones to encom

Testimony in a case involving an alleged conspiracy among state pilot trainees to cheat on their fed

Work is under way to create an export-import bank in China, described by one official as intended to

Forecasts for South Africa's sugar crop have been revised down to between just 1.2 million and 1.3 m

The Lloyd's of London insurance market, about to report a record loss that could ruin many of its me

Everybody wants a raise (you reading this, boss?). The usual rule in asking for one is start high an

Triple Crown Services Inc. of Fort Wayne, Ind., has ordered 200 53-foot intermodal units with interi