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The energy tax proposed in President Clinton's economic speech Wednesday is expected to have a minim

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After a couple of wobbly days, the Belgian franc resumed its place within the hard core of the EC ex

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CLINTON PROPOSES CUT IN OIL RESERVE FILL RATEWASHINGTON - President Clinton is propo

Vanalco Inc., the Vancouver, Wash., primary aluminum producer, has purchased enough hydroelectric po

Rising domestic consumption of gasoline has prompted the Chinese government to double prices since l

COFFEE FUTURES HIGHER; MARKET IS STEADYNEW YORK - Coffee futures moved higher Friday

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Federal Express Corp. plans to distribute thousands of new personal computers to customers who ship

A column that appeared on Page 12 of the December issue of AirCommerce, ''Mutiny Aboard the Good Shi

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The Association of American Railroads has set its sights on seven specific goals in the 1993 legisla

Peter White, managing director of British Airways' cargo division, has been promoted to the position

Two years ago, a group of maritime union dissidents claiming the right to see union records tried to

REGIONAL BLOCS Legislation Seminar and Congressional Reception. Feb. 23. Washington. Contact

Japanese who are disgruntled over being fired from their jobs or underpressure to quit got a

Improved service is driving down claims costs for perishables shipments in boxcars and intermodal eq

As the heroic U.S. food and relief supplies airlift to Somalia's starving masses begins to wind down

The Massachusetts Port Authority said it is reserving a waterfront property for possible expansion o

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Eli Lilly & Co., the pharmaceutical giant, said Friday that a federal grand jury has begun probing i

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Regional economic integration in Latin America advanced notably in Caracas this month with agreement

Tractor tugs are becoming a hot subject in maritime circles. More and more state and federal

The head of the quasi-governmental body charged with overseeing construction of Hong Kong's new airp

Russia's Norilsk Nickel is close to securing total control over the country's nickel exports, compan

The figure reported for Scandinavian Airline Systems cargo traffic was incorrect. The correct total

South Korean president Roh Tae Woo has intervened to head off U.S. trade action against copyright pi

Guns keep blazing on its banks and blood has been spilled into its muddy waters, but the river Danub

The leader of Mexico's largest independent labor federation denounced the North American free-trade

Teamsters, particularly those in the Southern Conference, will likely reject the regional labor cont

Aviation insurance underwriters here are ready to settle a long-running dispute with operators leasi

Quality Shipyards Inc. signed contracts totaling $5 million to build a maintenance barge and refurbi

A team of researchers led by a graduate student says it has found what may be the Achilles' heel of

Transportation News Ticker The dry cargo and tanker fixtures listed herewith and compiled in

Unions representing blue-collar petroleum workers in Antwerp Thursday reached agreement on pay and c

The Clinton administration is not engaged in any formal review of a 9-month- old agreement with the

INTER-AMERICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK (Washington) - Enrique Iglesias was re-elected to a second five-year