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The International Brotherhood of Teamsters, a week after the National Labor Relations Board's Philad

The U.S. dollar rose sharply Wednesday to four-month highs, lifted by ongoing bullish sentiment abou

The Bush administration and congressional Democrats are blaming each other for a less than aggressiv

A prominent Caribbean statesman said this week that regional efforts to forge a more united Caribbea

A Florida shipping company approved a decision by the Federal MaritimeCommission to disconti

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The European Community's US$616 million (500 million European currency unit) food loan to Russia is

The American Association of Port Authorities will study how North American ports assess and evaluate

United Airlines Inc. backed down on its proposal to increase all air fares by 2 percent after Americ

When a Society Expeditions' ship fails to make its traditional calls at small islands in the far rea

In today's recessionary times, creditors of all types increasingly find themselves competing for the

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The state of North Carolina may seek to acquire the 25 percent share of the North Carolina Railroad

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Japan's Mitsubishi Petrochemical Co. will shut one of its styrene monomer units for maintenance abou

The European Community remains deeply divided over whether to launch an anti- dumping investigation

A dispute between Turkmenistan and Ukraine over sales of natural gas has raised new concerns about t

The national Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association has quietly agreed inprincipleto assume

The United States and Mexico have agreed on a plan to reduce the killing of dolphins by Mexican fish

Lufthansa German Airlines is close to a deal with a U.S. airline that would give the carrier access

The Australian government is seeking new buyers for its national carrier Qantas and the domestic Aus

The U.S. monetary authorities intervened in the foreign exchange markets Jan. 17 to sell $50 million

The European Community and Poland are renewing efforts to resolve a dispute over Poland's plans to f

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Effective April 2, the Coast Guard will relax vessel-documentation citizenship standards for ships u

Five days of negotiations between the United States and Taiwan on machine tool exports ended this we

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Thousands of people infected by the AIDS virus who have been using underground buyers clubs to purch

Georgia-Pacific Corp., the world's biggest pulp producer, said low-cost pulpmills in South A

The Agriculture Department has banned harvest of the Pacific yew tree for any purpose other than pro

The fourth-largest life insurer in the country, Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United State

NY LIFE OFFICIAL CHAIRS SAVINGS BOND CAMPAIGNHarry Hohn, chairman of the board and chief exe

TRANSATLANTIC POSTS RISE IN FOURTH-QUARTER NETNEW YORK - International reinsurer Tra

Zeger van Asch van Wijck's failure to forge a partnership with the Port of Tacoma on terminal prices

Association of Transportation Practitioners, Boston chapter luncheon meeting, March 6. Speaker is Wi

The leader of a group of shipboard engineers said his union does not recognize the legitimacy of Ale