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A deal struck between Trans World Airlines, its soon-to-be-former chairman, its employees, its credi

AMR TO TAKE CHARGE AGAINST '92 EARNINGSFORT WORTH, Texas - AMR Corp., parent of Amer

When you absolutely, positively have to ship something across the country or overseas, you don't nec

Sen. Max Baucus, D-Mont., Monday proposed a long-term economic strategy that would link tax reforms

The United Nations Economic Commission for Europe forecast continued low growth in the West in 1993

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Growth in copper consumption is unlikely to revive before late next year, especially inAsia, where s

COCA-COLA SETTLES TRADEMARK DISPUTETAIPEI, Taiwan - Coca-Cola Co. settled a long-run

DEFENSE RESTS IN TRIAL OF AROCHEM FOUNDERThe defense in the U.S. federal bank fraud trial of

In its first meeting with state scientists and regulatory officials, the chemical giant E.I. du Pont

Deep in central Asia, due north of Pakistan and bordering western China, a new ex-Soviet republic is

SWAZILAND INCREASES SUGAR CROP FORECASTJOHANNESBURG, South Africa - Swaziland has re

The last time Felice Lippert saw her designer bag stuffed with nearly $500,000 in family jewels, it

Thierry Aulagnon, a senior aide to French Finance Minister Michel Sapin, Monday "categorically" deni

China is offering a new carrot for foreign investment, but also brandishing a stick at companies tha

Argentina formally signed an agreement Sunday to restructure $28 billion of foreign bank debt, a dea

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A Japanese executive believes his country will import increasing amounts of coal from Indonesia, den

General cargo shipments are booming at the North Carolina State Ports Authority's Wilmington and Mor

Transition officials for President-elect Clinton, concerned that the Bush administration might give

Port and terminal interests support a Federal Maritime Commission proposal to exempt terminal facili

Standard and Poor's Monday said it may lower the Government of Hong Kong's implied "A" senior long-t

The number of unemployed persons in Sweden rose by 9,000 in November, to 236,000, or 5.4 percent of

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

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Buyer confidence is returning to the ship sale and purchase market, where activity has picked up in

Shipping lines, airlines, terminal operators, cargo agents and union executives are forming a group

The major restructuring of natural gas markets approved by federal regulators this year could be alt

The following is the list of bunker prices obtained during the course of week ending Dec. 4, 1992. U

Dec. 7, 1992 This table shows the vessels scheduled to call at U.S. coal terminals andthe es

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Friday at 202.08 off 0.37 which compares w

In finally beating both Los Angeles and Long Beach to the major citrus account of Cool Carriers (USA

The European Community moved swiftly Monday to salvage a 16-nation version of the European Economic

As investigations begin into the cause of one of Europe's worst-ever oil spill disasters, London shi

The Czech and Slovak governments are making huge strides in transferring state-owned industries to i

Seafood shippers and air travelers are pleased that Alaska Airlines will begin daily, year-round 737

A ferry barge accident killed two and left trucks and the barge overturned in the Upper Mississippi

G-7 EXPECTED TO CURB ARMS SALES TO 4 NATIONSThe Group of 7 leading industrialized nations ha