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To a city afflicted with high unemployment, terrible pollution and a crumbling infrastructure, the $

If only Congress could make a few hundred thousand American cows vanish as quietly as it is killing

Fred W. Lyons Jr., company president, has been elected to the additional position of chief executive

CALIFORNIA SELECTS AIDS TEST SITESACRAMENTO, Calif. - California Health Director Kenneth W.

Tobacco use may be declining in the United States, but it's booming overseas. That's good ne

The focus of the $2.5 billion clean coal program should be shifted and its final funding round delay

Under pressure from foreign shipowners, Japanese port managers agreed to reduce a controversial harb

U.S. policy-makers should be wary of protectionist measures growing out of the creation of a Japanes

FRENCH MARKET CLOSED TO JAPAN, CHIEF SAYSTOKYO - Japan's trade minister launched a counterat

Overflight, the right to fly across a nation without landing, is the most basic rule governing inter

When Malaysia's state-owned railroad takes its first step toward privatization this summer, it will

NIGERIA REVISES ACCORD SETTING PROFIT MARGINSLAGOS, Nigeria - The Nigerian military governme

Finland's unemployment rate rose to 7.5 percent in April, its highest level since early 1979, with t

The German government is expected to name Bundesbank Deputy President Helmut Schlesinger as successo

India faces a severe financial crunch because the International Monetary Fund is expected to delay a

The International Trade Commission in June is due to rule on four dumping complaints ranging from re

FIREMAN'S, LAW FIRM SETTLE OUT OF COURTNOVATO, Calif. - The law firm of Latham & Watkins and

CANADA WHEAT EXPORT ESTIMATE INCREASEDWASHINGTON - The U.S. agricultural attache office in O

Change is a way of life for the men and women of the United States Transportation Command. A

For Rhone-Poulenc Group of France, an absence from the U.S. agricultural chemical market back in the

Two premium intermodal services are projecting rapid growth for 1991 that may be a harbinger of more

Leading international air freight forwarders are stepping up their development of general European l

Hamburg-Sud's purchase of Laser Lines may simplify the complicated structure of two of the main ship

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After 22 years of service, the two top executives of Associated Container Transportation/PACE Line a

Continental Reinsurance Corp. has taken exception to its listing in a preliminary report by the Nati

New export control rules adopted by the United States and 16 allied countries last week brought a mi

It keeps shrinking. In November, the head of a group of thirteen ocean carriers moving cargo

The growth of the Asian economic miracle has been largely a story of capital and foreign investment,

With overcapacity at near-crisis levels in the inbound Atlantic and Pacific trades, carriers such as

The world may not beat a path to your door if you build a better mousetrap, but ports believe that i

Hoffa's the name, labor's the game. The Hoffa family name goes a long way in labor politics,

An all-Soviet crew can generate huge cost savings for Western ship operators, a leading ship manager

Its walls are made of earthen blocks, it is cheap to build - and it may hold the key to the problem

When it comes to passing policy risks from a licensed in-state "fronting" insurer to an out-of-state

The large French multi-lines insurer Assurances Generales de France SA is restructuring its extensiv

TOLL-FREE NUMBER OFFERS EXPORT HELPThe Commerce Department has opened a "one-stop shopping"

The history of Canada is "largely an Atlantic past. Canada's future will be increasingly a Pacific f

GOLD FIELDS MINERAL SERVICES LTD. says Indian Gold Demand to Surge as Country Thrown Into Political

Once considered a joke, then a dark horse and now a top contender, maverick Ron Carey says he is gai