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USAir Group Inc. said Thursday it is cooperating with an investigation by the Federal Aviation Admin

Five years after leaving the chassis-leasing business, Xtra Corp. has re- entered through a side doo

A powerful trade union in Russia's biggest coal basin Thursday threatened an all-out strike if Presi

Mar. 25, 1993 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

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The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York, are selling rates among trading

The European Community outlined a compromise deal Thursday for resolving its heated battle with the

Transportation Secretary Federico Pena Thursday said a new maritime policy package likely will be la

The name of Southern California developer Don Koll was misspelled, due to a transmission error, in P

Rhode Island Gov. Bruce G. Sundlun has written to Amtrak, the national passenger rail service, reque

One U.S. company actively prying open markets in the former Soviet Union views the current political

The Senate did the expected Thursday, voting along party lines to set budget guidelines almost ident

Siemens AG has joined what may be the first joint venture to produce digital mobile phone systems in

Vancouver International Airport today will begin a US$300 million project to build asecond runway, a

Yellow Freight System Inc., blaming harsh winter weather, "disappointing tonnage" andheavy price dis

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

SOUTH KOREA TO CUT ADDITIONAL RED TAPESEOUL, South Korea - South Korea increased its

Arizona Public Service Co., which has waged bitter battles to try to stop the communities of Page an

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Shipowner Ole Skaarup, a prominent critic of U.S. government maritime policy, this week called for t

Brazil is awash in excess polyolefin capacity and will remain so for the foreseeable future, a major

Cargill Inc.'s corn milling division may expand its capacity to produce ethanol since its only exist

American President Lines, fearful of the rate situation in the Asia-Europe trade, has scrapped its p

Laura Tyson, President Clinton's chief economist, is flexing her muscles on trade policy. Wh

In the opening song of what is expected to be a long dance, the International Longshoremen's and War

Hapag-Lloyd (America) Inc. has sold its U.S. intermodal trucking subsidiary, Hamilton Trucking, to C

Continental Airlines is renegotiating about $3 billion worth of aircraft orders with Boeing Co. that

As the power struggle in the Russian government continues, many Westerners who do business there are

Uzbekistan Airways has ordered two Airbus Industrie A310-300s worth around $156 million to expand it

The Department of Transportation awarded an important international air cargo route to Challenge Air

Many of BASF Corp.'s operations remained at recessionary levels in 1992, the company's chairman said

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A recent proposal to shift the focus of United Nations-sponsored cocoa pact talks away from a withho

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A story, which appeared on Page 5B Tuesday, March 23, should have quoted Paul M. Keane, a partner at

The Maritime Administration has proposed to undo the requirement that ships in the National Defense

Russia's budget deficit in 1993, initially forecast at 5 trillion rubles (US$7.31 billion), may be d

The World Bank will lend China $100 million for improving school facilities and teaching, the offici

India's government has finally clarified taxation and profit remittance policy for U.S. software dup

The London Metal Exchange has struck a deal in principle with the Dutch Ministry of Finance to exemp