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Government-controlled Qantas Airways is trying to circumvent a U.S. ban on three of its flights to L

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Emergency crews worked Wednesday to clean up sulfuric acid that leaked from a ruptured pipeline brin

The makers of the anti-AIDS treatment AZT defended it from criticism Wednesday, but said a combinati

U.S. Coast Guard officials said this week they have approved the majority of oil spill response plan

Wednesday, June 9, 1993 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

A record low dollar against the yen may not be enough to help the United States flatten its trade de

World shipyards will see strong growth in shipbuilding activity through 2005, but only after a decli

Vaccines developed to help those infected with the virus that causes AIDS are proving effective so f

Sen. John Breaux, D-La., Wednesday offered fellow Democrats an alternative to President Clinton's de

A memorial service honoring Allen S. Roberts will be held in the chapel at The Seamen's Church Insti

Leading European carmakers, seeking a firmer foothold in the Japanese market, have set up special fa

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The reluctance of oil companies to accept higher freight rates is slowing the modernization of the w

Despite some improvements, fundamental problems persist with the state insurance regulators' accredi

Finland, once the most reclusive state in Western Europe, is rushing to join the rest of the contine

Motor carriers offering nationwide service have a new competitor with regional less-than-truckload c

Health care provider Baxter International Inc. is moving into China with a joint venture to aid peop

Baltic Shipping Co. (USA) Inc., a Russian shipping line, has launched a twice- a-month roll-on, roll

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The Russian republic of Moldova and the Tyumen oil and gas producing region in western Siberia have

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Taiwan's ruling Kuomintang Party has decided that companies in which the party owns a majority inter

A California transportation panel has proposed $42 million toward the construction of the nation's l

Federal Express, striking out against union organizing drives, has filed suit in federal court in an

Any pilot project to examine the feasibility of a centralized system to track hazardous materials sh

Poor management procedures, including a lack of written safety rules, are to blame for many shipping

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Self-insured employers in Minnesota will have to wait for about three weeks before they receive $40

Mexican and Canadian officials are suggesting that fines instead of trade sanctions be used under la

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

PANAMA INVESTIGATES BELGIAN COAST COLLISIONNEW YORK - The Department of Maritime Saf

Oil prices will remain flat for the next decade as a result of OPEC's declining share of world marke

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S&P HIKES RATING OF ALLSTATE TO 'AA'NEW YORK - Standard and Poor's Corp. Tuesday sai

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled that an insured hit with bodily injury claims caused by asbesto

When South Carolina makes its pitch for Mercedes-Benz to locate its $300 million plant here, state o

Zambia's state-run mining conglomerate, Zambian Consolidated Copper Mines, ''may be sold in less tha

The proposed African Export-Import Bank, to be officially established in September, will be based ei