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The Department of Transportation will hold three public hearings on proposed regulations to conduct

Ford Motor Co.'s hopes are riding high on its new "world car," the Mondeo family model, which is due

A lot more needs to be done before the European Community becomes a truly barrier-free, single marke

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In what appears to be a further attempt to slash expensive imports, China will grant marketing auton

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Russia's debt crisis, and continued absence from the U.S. grain market, could push USDA farm subsidy

As of Feb. 2, 1993 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from su

The nation's news media present a much lower image of the airline industry than of the railroads.

Airborne Express, ending one of the most turbulent years in its history, reported Tuesday that net i

Burlington Northern Railroad Co. has paid $96,000 in penalties for violating the state's air polluti

The Clinton administration today will make the first of many tough decisions on bilateral aviation i

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The Coast Guard partially opened a critical bottleneck Tuesday between the Mississippi River and the

Russia will produce 340 million tons of crude oil in 1993, Lev D. Tchourilov, president of the Russi

The Port of Los Angeles has increased its equity stake in a proposed multimillion-dollar coal-export

Overseas companies will be allowed to bid on projects in China's Three Gorges development, the world

The Czech Parliament has passed a bill on separating its currency from that of Slovakia, Czech radio

Both foreigners and Chinese citizens will be allowed to take the renminbi yuan into or out of China

Japan and the United States are negotiating for a gathering of finance ministers and central bankers

Consumers locked out of Florida's tightening homeowners insurance market are going to have to wait a

In a familiar pattern, emerging markets took 8 of the top 10 positions in a ranking of how global eq

The European Community failed to reach agreement Tuesday on boosting its powers to impose anti-dumpi

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Monday at 199.98 up 0.53 which compares wi

Advances in biotechnology are fraught with ethical considerations that can't be ignored, Harriet Ger

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House legislators plan to move slowly to correct deficit and management problems at the federal agen

The National Association of Independent Insurers, an insurance trade group, has proposed provisional

Drug manufacturers reacted cautiously to President Clinton's expected plan to offer free vaccination

Railroads and truckers carrying oil in bulk shipments must meet deadlines for having oil-spill respo

Nearly four years after the Exxon Valdez supertanker grounded on a reef in 1989, fresh crude oil bur

Akira Yeiri has been described as a visionary Japanese tire executive who acted too quickly and paid

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The eastern German steelworkers union and the employers group have failed to agree that eastern Germ