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India said it approved 34 investment proposals by foreign companies in the areas of petrochemicals,

Fuselage sections for Boeing Co.'s new 747-400 freighter are being packed into containers and loaded

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

A consortium of three major manufacturers of truck trailers is working to develop standards for what

LONG ISLAND RAIL ROAD (Jamaica, N.Y.) - Robert M. Brickman was named director of planning. He was ac

Moody's Investors Service has lowered the subordinated debenture ratings of Sea Container Ltd. to "B

Don't expect inflation to rear its ugly head anytime soon. That's the opinion of Robert Horm

The U.S. dollar soared Tuesday against major currencies as positive U.S. economic news and new indic

Dutch imports and exports declined in August, resulting in a trade surplus of 300 million guilders (

A veteran of the railroad industry said this week that he plans to spend $165 million to build a mil

Members of the International Association of Machinists working for Southern Pacific Lines have ratif

General Dynamics Corp. Tuesday said it was slashing the work force at its Convair unit by 40 percent

A federal judge Tuesday postponed for two months a decision on whether the Bush administration has u

Corporate Canada is treading more cautiously in the current campaign for next Monday's national refe

Acting President Itamar Franco will honor an accord signed with the International Monetary Fund in F

Japan's overall wholesale prices fell 0.3 percent in early October from late September, the Bank of

Japan, not Western capitalism or communism, is the only model for Africa to follow to escape poverty

It was an idea of biblical sweep: convert a major portion of Russia's huge military industries, like

Amtrak is about to give the country a glimpse the future of rail passenger travel with a new high-sp

For companies that are buying or selling overseas for the first time - and there are a greatmany of

It may have been for all the wrong reasons, but the aviation industry found itself thrust into the m

The German government may curb its demands for limits on U.S. airline capacity in the U.S.-German ma

Pittston Co., parent of Burlington Air Express, reported third-quarter income of $14.7 million, or 4

The U.S. Court of International Trade, the nation's arbiter of trade disputes, announced sweeping ch

A 100-member British business delegation descends on China this week scouting for new market opportu

Two more major trucking companies announced they would raise their freight rates for 1993, following

Sales of U.S.-made personal computer software to Pacific Rim countries will explode in the next few

S&P DOWNGRADES JAL DEBT RATINGSTOKYO - Standard and Poor's on Tuesday lowered its ra

A leading air forwarder called for higher air freight rates Tuesday at the International Air Cargo F

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Japanese and European Community negotiators expect to meet in January to discuss ways to reduce Japa

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REPORT SAYS JOINING EC WOULD BENEFIT AUSTRIABRUSSELS, Belgium - Membership of the European C

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