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In an important shift of position, the United States is now prepared to discuss the liberalization o

China, trying to use its current production boom to make up for decades of socialist stagnation, dis

A flurry of activity is expected in Harrisburg this week, where a bill to create a regional authorit

Truckers using I-40, the only highway linking Las Vegas and Albuquerque, N.M., face slow going until

Asia may need US$1.1 trillion in investment by 2010 to meet the rising electricity needs of its fast

Confusion ruled the insurance front here last week as homeowners, agents and insurance companies tri

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Argentine farmers, Latin America's largest grain producers, are showing little enthusiasm for sowing

American Cyanamid Co. said Monday that it reported to the Environmental Protection Agency an 11 perc

The U.S. Commerce Department is considering settling some foreign steel pricing investigations, shor

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A non-profit organization is selling computer software that allows users to assess the risks attache

A growing number of robbers preying on booming trade between Hong Kong and southern China is causing

Japanese officials sharply rejected any U.S. plan setting targets and timetables for slashing Tokyo'

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The Clinton administration will not push the proposed North American free- trade agreement until the

MICE GENETICALLY ALTERED FOR SICKLE CELL RESEARCHOAK RIDGE, Tenn. - Biologists at th

May 24, 1993 Copper Total, 112,487. Gold Total, .1,548,665.Silver Total, .26

Lurking beneath Asia's undoubted economic miracle are some grim underpinnings, as was graphically de

Expansion of air cargo movements between Asia and Europe will be a key element of a feasibility stud

The U.S. dollar rose Monday on a report that the Federal Reserve is leaning toward higher short-term

Australian Transport Minister Bob Collins on Monday labeled as ridiculous claims by Northwest Airlin

City officials have formally applied to purchase and revitalize the only rail link to the giant Howl

The director of Seaman's Church Institute, which works to protect the rights of seafarers, appealed

Privatization of ports in Mexico and Peru has increased their efficiency, a top executive of Lykes B

There is an even chance that the proposed merger between Swissair, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Scandin

GUNDERSON WINS ORDERS FOR 1,325 RAILCARSPORTLAND, Ore. - Gunderson Inc. said Friday that it

Here's a belated World Trade Week toast to all the men, women and children of the world who, in spit

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The Port of Rotterdam suffered a 5.2 percent drop in traffic in first three months of the year to 69

A Southern California state legislator is warning maritime interests they must take the offensive to

Teamsters-led grievances against Airborne Express Inc. have skyrocketed at New York area airports si

Prodded by the government, Korea's powerful conglomerates have started streamlining their sprawling

A strike by Air Jamaica flight attendants has forced the state-owned airline to cancel all flights,

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U.S. steel producers dumping steel plate in Canada have not caused injury to the domestic industry,

Passage of a U.S. energy tax could hasten fuel tax increases around the world, putting a serious dam

When port director Phil Bannan opened the Port of Everett's first container wharf earlier this month