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A former Amtrak worker has taken her company's train. Literally. Delores Schneider, a former

HIKE IN JOBLESS CLAIMS BLAMED ON ADJUSTMENTSA shortened holiday week and problems with seaso

The U.S. Customs Service significantly under counted the number of foreign cars entering the United

Australia's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 11.3 percent inDecember, down from 11.

Southern Pacific Lines plans to borrow $200 million from a group of non-bankfinancial instit

State-owned British Rail is losing substantial volumes of freight traffic, just when the government

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South Americans are increasingly concerned about the smooth sailing of a regional tradebloc as the i

Bahrain National Oil Co. continues to insist that term naphtha buyers also take Arab Medium crude oi

The Coffee, Sugar and Cocoa Exchange is seeking government approval for trading in cheddar cheese an

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U.S. pharmaceutical companies will spend a record $12.6 billion to develop new drugs in 1993, a rise

New York Mercantile Exchange Jan. 14, 1993Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

Prosecution of the captain of an alleged misery ship and his eight Indonesian crewmembers has been d

The Los Angeles Board of Harbor Commissioners has cleared the way for city officials to divert $44 m

Freight haulers from Massachusetts to Kentucky are weighing the consequences of Stride Rite Corp.'s

A failure of the planned solidarity pact between labor, business, political parties and local author

Standard & Poor's Corp. placed on CreditWatch with negative implications its ratings of AMR Corp.'s

Consumer prices in the Czech and Slovak republics rose 0.8 percent inDecember and 11.5 perce

DATE OF AWARD: "E" Award in 1992.WHY THE AWARD WAS GIVEN:Biochem Internation

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

Nacco Industries Inc., a diversified holding company whose interests formerly included union coal mi

In an effort to protect the California spotted owl, the U.S. Forest Service said it radically alter

Jan. 14, 1993 Copper Total,108,278. Gold Total, .1,506,609.Silver Tot

American Honda Motor Co., of Torrance, Calif., will begin shipping its U.S.-manufactured cars to Eur

A story appearing on Page 1A on Wednesday, "Atlantic Shippers Resist Rate Hikes, Threaten Charters,"

When preparing to ship to a foreign destination, the exporter's first concern should be to find a fr

Faced with record losses, Japan Airlines plans a restructuring aimed at cutting operating expenses a

The parameters of a breakthrough in talks between the United States and the European Community on in

In another sign of economic recovery, Federal Express Corp. reported that itsaverage daily v

Sectarian violence over the past eight days in India's commercially key western region is hurting in

South Korea's newly elected government must implement a new ''competitiveness" policy to avert a ser

Allstate Insurance Co. will write no new property insurance on Florida dwellings, "effective immedia

Any new U.S. energy taxes, intended to curb pollution or the cut federal budget deficit, depend larg

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An alliance between the Matif and Deutsche Terminborse exchanges will cause a rise in the total volu

The Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union says the health and safety of the 40,000 wo

Thursday Jan. 14, 1993 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represent

More legal action against the Port Everglades Authority may spring from its tentative award of a con

The Food and Drug Administration Wednesday asked fertility drug manufacturers to add a new advisory