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Gov. Robert P. Casey told more than 120 Northeastern Pennsylvania high technology business leaders T

A Massachusetts insurer plans to stop writing homeowner's insurance in Florida as a result of Hurric

The U.S. dollar drifted lower Thursday against major foreign currencies amid renewed anticipation th

A Carnival Cruise Line official blasted a U.S. shipbuilding group's request for Federal Maritime Com

BUSH SEEKS NORMALIZED RELATIONS WITH VIETNAMLOS ANGELES - The Bush administration is

The Chicago Board of Trade said Thursday it was investigating a large, unusual set of Treasury bond

Amerop, the U.S. trading arm of Compagnie Financiere Sucres et Denrees, is in a dispute with the Ger

Federal Express Corp. and National Semiconductor have signed a broad logistics agreement under which

Automation now being field-tested will slash the cost of recycling consumer- generated plastic and u

"Today's airline business is absolutely dreadful!" With that opening, William Boesch, presid

Agreement on several differences appears to have been reached between the state-owned Trinidad and T

Ocean carriers must start looking at their management practices if they are going to overcome poor f

The Federal Maritime Commission backed away from a major change to shipper- carrier rate contracts W

Aviation executives and U.S. government officials said the British government probably won't agree t

Transportation Research Forum, annual meeting, Through Oct. 23. Marriott Pavilion Downtown, St. Loui

Orders placed for new railroad freight cars during the July-September quarter slowed to 4,620, down

The European Community Commission Wednesday said it wants to gradually take over negotiating air tra

Canadian exports to the United States of high value-added products have thrived since the U.S.-Canad

Union Pacific Corp., with record third-quarter earnings of $185 million, led transportation companie

The European Community Commission Wednesday cautiously opened its long- delayed campaign to dismantl

Peabody Holding Co. is venturing into the Australian coal market a second time with the purchase of

Shipowners have an "uneasy feeling" about the future of coal shipping, despite market factors that i

As of Oct. 21, 1992 Prices in the spot chemicals table include spot quotations or list price

The M/V Arktis Sky case (Docket No. 92-7219) recently decided by the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals in

SIGNAL AVIATION UNDERWRITERS INC. (Dallas) - W.E. McDonough joined Aviation and Marine Insurance Gro

Authorities said Tuesday they had issued the highest possible earthquake alert for parts of central

A simmering dispute between teamster drivers and management of a ConsolidatedFreightways Inc

In foreign exchange markets Wednesday, the U.S. dollar lost the steam that had propelled it higher a

The computer software market in India will grow 35 percent annually in the next three years, accordi

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

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Singapore International Monetary Exchange Oct. 21, 1992Residual Fuel Oil - (Dollars Per Metr

A federal order that requires the natural gas pipeline industry to ''unbundle" the services it provi

The closure of French aluminum producer Pechiney's smaller smelters is ''inevitable," a senior compa

AIG SAYS EARNINGS TO DROP IN 3RD QUARTERAmerican International Group Inc. said Wednesday its

The report "Court Affirms Citrus Injunction Against ILA" on Page 1B in Wednesday's editions misident

A high-tech tourist attraction based on the Whydah, the only sunken pirate ship ever recovered, will

A Clinton administration would terminate a U.S. foreign aid program that Democrats and labor groups

Mexico soon may lose its duty-free access to the United States under the Generalized System of Prefe