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"I have access to money; how can you help me?" That intriguing question was posed to those a

Transportation industry officials generally praised the Bush administration for developing a new nat

A consortium of seven Taiwan firms is trying to decide between American and Japanese companies as it

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

For years, it was the ultimate irony. Communist workers in anti-imperialist Cuba hand-rolled some of

Mitsubishi Corp. and a management group at Aristech Chemical Corp. have completed an $859 million ac

In what may be one of his last addresses to the industry as leader of the Chica- go Mercantile Excha

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Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady said Thursday that economic policy-makersfrom the world's

Shipment routings, shorthand for what railroads handle a shipment and where it is interchanged betwe

Exports of toys and dolls declined for the second consecutive year in 1989, falling 8.25 percent to

Saudi Arabia, which sits atop one-quarter of the world's proven oil reserves, has found more, perhap

CAUSTIC SODA Olin Corp. increased prices $1 per hundredweight for dry caustic soda. The incr

Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter opened the door Wednesday to increased U.S. subsidies for food

The chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission Thursday urged the futures industry to beco

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Airbus Industrie forecast this week that world orders for Western-built jet aircraft will total more

DEFENSE TESTIMONY BEGINS FOR HAZELWOODA guard who watched tanker crews board ships at the Al

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A federal jury in Boston delivered a verdict for American Tobacco Co. Wednesday, rejecting the claim

The Asia North America Eastbound Rate Agreement's automation contract with Transax/RATES is the late

SAAB-SCANIA TO SET UP TRUCK PLANT IN FRANCESwedish group Saab-Scania is to set up a truck pl

Free-market reforms that Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union are beginning to embrace have put futur

The Coast Guard allowed shipping to resume in limited areas of the Arthur Kill Thursday, as the main

DETROIT EDISON CO. (Detroit) - John E. Lobbia will become chairman, president and chief executive of

U.S. electronics companies are shifting more of their operations to Malaysia in a move further to in

A national taxpayers group urged federal officials to end subsidies to the transportation industries

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FUEL TRUCK DRIVERS BACK TO WORK IN BRAZILSAO PAULO, Brazil - Brazilian truck drivers who dis

Home heating prices held firm Wednesday, in the wake of the latest oil shipping disruption in New Yo

High Street Associates Inc., a Boston-based management and investment firm, announced that it has ac

The Dallas-based Texas Employers Insurance Association, which untilrecently was the state's largest

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Among the numerous recommendations of the prestigious Federal Courts Study Committee is a tentative

Fired Exxon captain Joseph Hazelwood was too drunk to think clearly when his supertanker, the Exxon

An Indian company is negotiating with the state government of West Bengal to set up a shipyard to bu

Lafe Holdings Ltd., a once high-flying electronics concern with big U.S. contracts, is about to come

The United States has 70 percent of the world's computer software market but could lose its lead wit

The American Medical Association on Wednesday proposed revamping the nation's health care system by

The timing of any increase in West German interest rates will be a key in any decision by British au