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The European airline industry faces a major shake-up, along the lines of the rationalization that dr

The U.S. dollar was mixed Monday, edging up against the yen and trimming its early losses against th

Problems have arisen in North American free-trade agreement talks, over restricting foreign access t

Eastern German industrial output surged 10.27 percent in March from February, but fell 4.0 percent f

McDonnell Douglas Corp. has postponed plans to launch its prized MD-12 super- jumbo jet by the end o

The European Commission is preparing to break up the region's powerful telephone monopolies in the f

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This month's national elections in Czechoslovakia have thrown into doubt the future of a radical pri

The U.S. Customs Service says it is making progress in harmonizing trade data collection requirement

Signs of consumer buying are reflected in the London tin market, with prices moving to two-year high

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

The timing of a major international aid pact for Russia remains uncertain, key U.S. and Internationa

The California Trucking Association has launched an initiative to end economic regulation of truckin

China aims to lure US$25 billion in overseas investment over the next five years, well above the tot

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Foreign banks control almost half of the U.S. commercial lending market, far more than previously es

A group of 15 empty barges that struck a lock gate on the Upper Mississippi River nearWinfield, Mo.,

United Parcel Service is ready to begin work on its new Southwest regional air hub at Dallas-Fort Wo

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The United States in a few weeks will cut China's remaining 1992 textile quota because the country h

Russian President Boris Yeltsin on Monday ordered thousands of inefficient state-owned enterprises t

PRICE OF OPEC BASKET TOPS $20 A BARRELVIENNA, Austria - The price of the Organizatio

Shipping lines are not rallying behind the Federal Maritime Commission's controversial automated tar

With a Senate committee set to approve today the Coast Guard's budget for fiscal 1993, the entire Fe

The United States must maintain its own merchant marine to ensure its ability to supply manpower and

Ohio Casualty Corp. officials notified the California Insurance Department that the company's insura

June 15, 1992 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

U.S. industrial production likely posted another moderate increase in May, the fourth consecutive mo

After-tax profits of U.S. manufacturers rose to a seasonally adjusted average of 3.7 percent of sale

The campaign for economic - but not political - reform in China reached the notional top last weeken

The head of the world's largest aircraft-leasing firm is convinced the aviation industry has recover

The slowdown in Japan's economy is taking its toll on air cargo exports to that country, and carrier

AUSTRALIAN BEEF PRICE FOR KOREA AT NEW LOWCANBERRA, Australia - The price of Australian gras

A Virginia-based real-estate company plans to build a $40 million cargo terminal that would double c

Construction of a "dry canal" across Costa Rica, linking two Atlantic and Pacific coast ports with a

Shiploads of Russian veneer are scheduled to begin moving to the Pacific Northwest aboard bulk carri

Massachusetts is weighing possible litigation or appeal in the wake of a U.S. Environmental Protecti

President Bush Friday challenged other nations to draft specific plans to implement the Earth Summit

A federal criminal investigation of some former officials of two maritime unions that merged in 1988