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AMR Corp., parent of American Airlines, reported a second-quarter loss, excluding extraordinary char

MANDELA CRITICIZES US FOR LIFTING SANCTIONSSouth African black leader Nelson Mandela critici

Mainland fever is spreading on this island, and the world's largest supplier of computer software is

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

Foreign and domestic companies are being sought to modernize and expand ailing, state-owned Indian I

Massachusetts Maritime Academy said it received a $50,000 donation from Mobil Oil Shipping, a divisi

SUEZ CANAL REVENUE HITS $900 MILLIONCAIRO, Egypt - Tolls from shipping through the S

Amoco Chemical Co. of Chicago is looking for modest growth in the sale of polybutene. That g

Democrats here tried to revive health care as an issue that sets them apartfrom Republicans,

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The twin earthquakes that jolted Southern California June 28, and thousands of subsequent aftershock

Chinese traders are actively seeking to import nickel, but reports of a maintenance closure of the J

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Truckers using a new American Trucking Associations program can gain access to tax credits and cash

Transnational corporations outspend major governments in research and development of technologies an

Freightliner Corp. held the lead among heavy truck manufacturers at midyear as the company's June sa

VIRGIN CANCELS PLANS FOR S. AFRICA FLIGHTSPrivately owned Virgin Atlantic Airways said Wedne

A Chinese purchasing mission signed contracts worth nearly $400 million on its current British swing

1059 (July 15, 1992) Previous day - 1057 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

The United States and China reached a preliminary agreement last month on prohibiting forced labor,

The United States should develop a formal energy alliance with Latin America as part of the pending

The Japanese government Wednesday authorized power companies to build generation units that will boo

Bill Vanhook's ultimate goal: for his Poly-Pro plant to become one of the world's most recognized pl

The Angolan government is seeking foreign investment to help rebuild its production of exportable co

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Two leading Democratic legislators added to the uncertainty surrounding Gov. Bill Clinton's trade po

U.S. ship lines say a Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. plan to shift its subsidized fleet operations to a n

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Thomas J. Donohue, the American Trucking Associations president who lobbied successfully against a D

The German government agreed Wednesday to transform its two heavily indebted national railroad netwo

In the wake of landmark federal legislation giving states a greater say in how they spend their tran

The United States is violating an international agreement by imposing anti- dumping duties on import

The Miyazawa administration implemented a new law today authorizing the eventual establishment of 23

Parcelforce, the loss-making arm of the United Kingdom's Post Office, is to be privatized, Michael H

The Port of Hong Kong registered strong growth in most key indexes last year, and goods moving to an

Shipbuilders are being forced to lower their prices as new ordering activity dries up. After

Too much rain and not enough sun is slowing down sugar beet growth in the northern and southern Red

On the bridge of one of the Navy's newest warships, there is a cable running across the ceiling - ov

For years, America's utilities have been in the business of selling more and more electricity to con

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