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Kansas City Southern Railway Co. is the latest railroad to gain the right to operate its trains with

CARGO REVENUE TO DOUBLE BY '99, BA PREDICTSLONDON - A top British Airways official s

Federal Express Corp. said its daily air express volumes for February rose 15.7 percent over Februar

The European Commission declined to comment Thursday on Japan's decision to reduce its self-imposed

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Puerto Rico's food industry is writing a recipe for a big slice of the estimated $25 billion U.S. fo

South Africa hopes to abolish its dual exchange rate system by the end of next year, Gerrit Croeser,

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The U.S. dollar rose sharply Thursday, partly on jitters over a possible attack on Iraq, and partly

Joshua Bolten, general counsel for U.S. Trade Representative Carla Hills and one of her closest aide

The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey is seeking bids from prospective new operators of an ani

Federal Express Corp.'s announcement this week to pull up its stakes in the European market has brou

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All Russian and foreign companies currently tapping Russia's underground resources will be granted l

Egypt plans to ease restrictions further on imports and exports and increase export promotion this y

Cocoa farmers, determined to control the Ghana cocoa industry, have registered a company to market G

Richard L. Anderson, senior vice president, Safeco Insurance Cos., was elected chairman of the insti

The recovery in the nation's housing industry is likely to continue despite the recent explosive ris

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U.S. beer exports are rising sharply as major brewers tap overseas markets to counter the effects of

British manufacturing unit labor costs rose 4.7 percent in November-Januaryfrom a year earli

Frans Andriessen, European Community commissioner for external affairs, will meet in Moscow next wee

One day after after Federal Express Corp.'s announced a $240 million pre-tax charge for restructurin

The United States will reclaim from Australia it's position as the world's largest coal exporter by

Chempower Inc. said it has paid $1.6 million to settle claims related to 15 former employees who all

Strong demand for metals in the Asia-Pacific region will counter weak consumption in the recession-h

European shippers are bracing for another fight with shipping lines on the North Atlantic, if shipow

Richard S. Pyson was named vice president for transportation, a new position. He was vice president

Guilford Transportation Industries and Consolidated Rail Corp. are seeking to convince Massachusetts

Some 30 million voters in Thailand, one of Southeast Asia's fastest-growing countries, go to the pol

AUSTRALIA: TAIWAN TARIFFS ON BEEF DISCRIMINATORYTAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwan's tariff treatment o

Exclusive insurance agents working for direct writer companies are pushing Congress for exemption fr

U.S. safety officials have cleared United Airlines in the 1989 accident in which a Boeing 747 lost a

Prime Minister Kiichi Miyazawa ordered his cabinet Thursday to complete a new multibillion-dollar pa

The European Community Commission approved the Aug. 15 deadline on export credits under "tied aid" r

While relieved at the Senate's failure to attach strings to China's trading status with the United S

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In the last few months, several developments have taken place that underscore Southeast Asia's growi