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Peotone, Ill., the site du jour for a third Chicago-area airport, has been awarded $2 million from t

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Prosecutors in the Exxon Valdez oil spill case have asked the Alaska Supreme Court to reinstate the

P&O Bulk Shipping Ltd. gained full control of Rowbotham Tankships Ltd., the London-based product tan

Sembawang Shipyard Ltd., one of Singapore's largest shipbuilders, is beginning the year with full be

The Indian government has imposed anti-dumping duties on imports of polyvinyl chloride (PVC) from Br

Western German wholesale prices fell 0.4 percent in December from November and were 1.9 percent down

It seems kind of poetic that the games begin with toys. What games? Rate games, of course. S

VIETNAM RICE EXPORTS BROKE RECORD IN 1992HANOI, Vietnam - Vietnam exported a record 1.9 mill

The cost of defending an insured against third-party lawsuits is growing for the insurance industry

The Malaysian government's twin targets of achieving 8.0 percent gross domestic product growth and 4

India's attempt to attract foreign investment has begun to yield results, with foreign investment in

EC CARTON BOARD FIRMS FACE ANTITRUST QUESTIONSBRUSSELS, Belgium - The European Commi

PACIFIC NW STORM CLOSES BOX TERMINALSSEATTLE - A Puget Sound storm with winds averag

Fears of a crippling U.S. ban on imports of carpets from India and garmentsfrom Bangladesh a

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Kansas City Southern Industries Inc., closing out a record year, reported Wednesday that it earned $

Mack Trucks Inc.'s chairman and chief executive, Elios Pascual, said he expects the truck manufactur

The federal government and states should consider establishing intermodal transportation trust funds

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The U.S. Maritime Administration will allow Mobil Tankships (U.S.A.) Inc. of Fairfax, Va., to sell a

Abbott Laboratories of North Chicago, Ill., is abandoning its 40,000-square- foot research facility

A joint venture consortium composed of Japanese and Chinese business partners has launched a feasibi

In a startling about-face symptomatic of the growing confusion and conflict in Japanese shipping cir

Nearly two weeks of heavy rains, flooding and mud slides have disrupted Mexico's supply chain and fo

Canadian government, business and trade circles are equating the arrival of the Clinton administrati

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

The Federal Maritime Commission will not penalize shipping companies that fail to meet the agency's

Cries of fraud have followed Kenya's first multiparty election in 26 years, but the business communi

One year after the end of a devastating civil war, El Salvador's economy is growing quickly and its

To hear some of Kuwait's brightest speak of plans to privatize state enterprises is to hear how the

Germany's Thyssen Stahl AG, the steel-making subsidiary of Thyssen AG, is planning to cut 8,000 of i

Conservatives in Ukraine have rallied their forces and won the early resumption of a parliamentary s

A middle-of-the-night collision of freight trains from the Burlington Northern Railroad and the Sout

A sick-out by Jamaican air controllers Wednesday shut down one of the Caribbean island's internation

Michael H. Walsh, who surprised the railroad industry a year-and-a-half ago when he resigned as head

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Brazil and Colombia have agreed on a set of target quotas for their coffee exports ahead of next wee