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The marketing of the first genetically altered food later this year is expected to be one of the mos

Regional carrier StatesWest Airlines announced the appointment of two key executives as the company

Tens of billions of dollars in investments will be required to develop and expand telecommunications

Maritime subsidy and taxation reform will get a boost next week when the chairman of a key House sub

Former Chrysler Corp. executive Gerald Greenwald took over Wednesday as board chairman of the ailing

S. KOREA TO EMPHASIZE 15 KEY INDUSTRIESSEOUL, South Korea - Fifteen industries are b

The Port of Gothenburg said its net profit in 1992 was 122 million Swedishkronor ($17 millio

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has reduced its official estimate of how much U.S. cotton will be

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Boeing Co., announcing one of the biggest aircraft orders in months, said Wednesday that Continental

Controversy over congestion at Logan International Airport surfaced on two fronts this week as a fed

President Clinton named Frank Kruesi, former chief policy officer to Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley,

Federal Express Corp. said it would not oppose bids by two Japanese airlines to obtain intermodal tr

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The European Community said Wednesday that it expects to make progress toward easing trade barriers

Negotiations to settle an 8-day-old eastern German metal workers' strike may begin as early as today

How to Use: Under the U.S. government's American Business Initiative, the Eastern Europe Bus

Desperate for investment, the communist leaders of this impoverished country are allowing foreign co

A leading South Korean trade organization is lining up American high-tech firms for a state-sponsore

A larger-than-expected drop in a key money market interest rate Wednesday sparked talk of another cu

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Transportation Research Forum. May 13. New York City chapter. Speaker is Parvesh Swani, vice preside

American businesses here seem resigned to conditions being placed on China's trade status with the U

The United States Wednesday came under fire for threatening to take punitive unilateral trade action

ROYAL INSURANCE POSTS LOSS OF $7.1 MILLIONCHARLOTTE, N.C. - Royal Insurance Co. of America r

CONTINENTAL AIRLINES (Houston) - Daniel P. Garton was appointed senior vice president and chief fina

Germany's biggest steelmaker, Thyssen Stahl AG, plans to spend $100 million on a private minerals te

Although the political violence in South Africa hasn't ended, foreign investment from the United Sta

The intent of a new, more restrictive Port Everglades Authority policy governing the award of steved

Ever more rigorous testing of dioxin-tainted sediment may make it imperative to find alternatives to

The European Community Commission is seeking greater powers to scrutinize mergers and takeovers, EC

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President Clinton said he is rethinking his proposed energy tax because it might fall too heavily on

The Port of Lake Charles Harbor and Terminal District in southwestern Louisiana has named Ulysses J.

American President Lines went to the bargaining table with seafaring labor unions this week.

Despite a few glitches, American International Airways' takeover of the domestic freighter operation

The future looks increasingly bleak to both consumers and businesses in the European Community, acco

Global freight forwarder Air Express International Corp. (AEI), is moving to diversify its services

The chairman of Air France, leveling a blistering attack on U.S. aviation policy, Wednesday called o