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The type of rail tankcar that ruptured near Superior, Wis., last Tuesday, releasing toxic chemicals

TEXTRON, RAMTA JOIN FOR NAVY BOAT PROJECTNEW ORLEANS - Textron Marine Systems, a div

The U.S. Customs Service is auditing one of the nation's Big Three automakers as part of a broader p

Percent by Group June May White 6.8% 6.5%Hispanic

Elin Oak, vice president of public affairs for the Florida Phosphate Council in Lakeland, was named

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Japan and Russia have reached a basic agreement that would allow former Soviet trade organizations t

Aerospace industry officials from both Britain and Russia are courting Taiwan Aerospace Corp. with j

Strong demand in the United States spurred overall Philippine textile and garment exports to growth

Konen Suzuki was appointed chairman of this distributor of Ford Motor Co. products in Japan.

A U.S. investor is constructing a high-technology free-trade zone here geared for industries includi

An Indiana power plant cuts back on the use of local high-sulfur coal. It opts for lower sulfur coal

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The United States has handed over the competitive edge in environmental technologies tosome of its m

CARIBBEAN NATIONS SEEK ONE CURRENCY BY 2000PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad - The Caribbean C

Attorneys for the nation's three largest motor carriers asked a federal judge in Greenville, N.C., l

Plans by Thai Airways International to form a new cargo airline will not be affected by the current

U.S. marine insurers and Mexican businesses involved in international trade would both benefit great

A long-awaited Russian insurance law is expected to include a 49 percent limit on foreign equity hol

Aetna Life & Casualty Co. Wednesday paid $20.75 million to holders of Eurobonds issued by an affilia

Interstate Truckload Carriers Conference, annual meeting of Refrigerated Division, July 15-17. Hyatt

Slowly coming out of a prolonged slump, the nation's household goods movers saw revenue increase $23

U.S. insistence on limiting wool garment imports from Canada under the proposed North American free-

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Brazilian energy giant Petrobras SA resumed fuel-alcohol purchases from distillers Wednesday, but a

DANZAS CORP. (Bellevue, Wash.) - Hans Joachin Meyer was appointed southeast regional vice president

The U.S. dollar, weakened by President Bush's repeated call for lower interest rates, fell further W

A New York grand jury on Wednesday indicted two prominent Saudi bankers on charges that they schemed

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The European Community Wednesday approved a radical reform of its Common Agricultural Policy and imm

South African coal marketers, once "persona non grata," have become ''welcome around the world," acc

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The number of unemployed ships continues to rise, according to latest figures compiled by a London s

Hungary's industrial output fell 18.9 percent in the first four months of this year compared with th

CHINA AGREES TO JOIN COPYRIGHT CONVENTIONSParliament's top decision-making body has agreed t

Paraguay and Uruguay agreed to a January 1995 deadline to reduce tariffs for trade within the four-c

UK SEEKS TO SALVAGE FIGHTER PROGRAMBritain, Italy and Spain Wednesday were seeking ways to s

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