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British Airways could be forgiven a moment or two of self-indulgence. While the world's airlines cou

Government officials, union and industry leaders, dissatisfied with the process that led to a legisl

They ship horses, don't they? They sure do. In fact, 100 horses, consolidated in five charte

Lumber prices rose Friday in the wake of the federal government's ruling on Canadian subsidies. But

S&P LOWERS RATING OF SKANDIA GROUPNEW YORK - Standard and Poor's Corp. lowered the c

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June 26, 1992 Copper Total, 31,905. Gold Total, .1,605,369.Silver Total, .264

Nearly 50 percent of the businesses and homeowners suffering losses in the recent Los Angeles riots

A French shipping company and private firms in several Caribbean countries will establish a shipping

The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey is hoping for a reversal in the fortunes of its two majo

Globex met early expectations by debuting in light volume of 1,939 contracts on Thursday, its launch

June 26, 1992 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

We haven't heard a lot about multilateral aviation agreements lately. From the apparent great intere

The struggle to develop the nation's next major airport, and the most expensive ever, was still havi

Despite getting the railroads back on the tracks and moving within 48 hours of a nationwide shutdown

For most European Community companies, the end to time-consuming border controls in the post-1992 si

STATE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE (Florida) - Susan R. Idtensohn was appointed to head the Division of In

REGIONAL BLOCS How to Make Money in the New Commonwealth of Independent States. June 30. New

Angry French farmers blocked road access to the giant Euro Disneyland theme park with 300 tractors F

In the 1960s, the New York City Police Department thought Stan Brezenoff enough of a threat to the c

Cleveland reeled Thursday on news that a top British Petroleum executive resigned, just one day afte

The Bush administration is threatening to scuttle the national energy bill over a plan by Sen. Jay R

Mexican and Canadian auto parts companies, once bitter competitors, now are wooing each other into s

Brazil expects to reach a debt agreement with commercial banks "in the next few weeks, if not days,"

The Environmental Protection Agency Thursday issued a rule that will allow companies to increase emi

The European Community appears to be in a state of "paralysis" on agriculture that is blocking succe

Crewmembers on inland waterway tugs, towboats and barges will have to obtain merchant mariner docume

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent) is as

The former INA Reinsurance Co., now CIGNA Reinsurance Co., Philadelphia, purchased another company's

A Moody's Investors Service annual report found that some U.S.-based life insurers were still vulner

Japanese Prime Minister Kiichi Miyazawa's firefighting trip to the United States next week won't hel

Prime Minister Marc Bazin was sleeping comfortably about 4 a.m. one morning when a succession of cho

BUFFALO JURY INDICTS UNLICENSED TRANSPORTERThe Interstate Commerce Commission announced last

Following Congress' unconventional and admittedly imperfect legislative blueprint, rail labor and ma

The National Union of Mineworkers is pressing the government to appoint a new committee of inquiry t

EMERY LEADS THE WAY IN USE OF EDIPALO ALTO, Calif. - Emery Worldwide is the air freight indu

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The business climate in the western German manufacturing industry deteriorated slightly in May, acco

American President Lines Ltd. is seeking Maritime Administration permission to continue operating Fa

When Iberia Airlines of Spain executive Javier Russines arrived at Viasa's headquarters in Caracas l