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A proposal to keep the Delaware & Hudson Railway alive as a toll-road carrier may be a smoke-screen

The acrimonious row that threatened to halt work on the Channel tunnel between England and France wa

After successful tests in the United States, Texas Instruments Inc. is extending its transportation

American Telephone & Telegraph Co. and two Japanese telecommunications companies this week demonstra

JOURNAL OF COMMERCE TRANSPORTATION TABLE, James L. Kolstad, new chairman of National Transportation

Samuel K. Skinner, secretary of transportation, said Wednesday that the Bush administration still op

Maritime consultant Leo J. Donovan has the West Coast guessing where the next major port will pop up

After months of haggling and arguing, the city of Philadelphia and the state of Pennsylvania finally

SWEATER CASE DELAYED, IMPORTERS NOT FAZEDThe Commerce Department's decision to postpone a ru

The banking connection in Australia's life insurance industry is strengthening. Australia's

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The Supreme Court refused to kill a lawsuit that accuses six oil companies of conspiring to hold dow

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The Bush administration will not support any basic legislative reform of the U.S. sugar program this

EC OILSEED CRUSHINGS UP 6 PERCENT, OIL WORLD SAYSROTTERDAM, Netherlands - EC crushing of soy

FED COMMITTEE ISSUES GNP, PRICE FORECASTSThe Federal Open Market Committee Tuesday said U.S.

The Soviet Union plans to increase its food supplies by one third by 1995, Victor Nazarenko, member

Copper prices were higher Tuesday reflecting solid demand from the Japanese market and from merchant

Movies available on either cable television or by pay-per-view are a popular amenity in most hotels.

Britain said Tuesday it would unilaterally lift its ban on new investment in South Africa after fail

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and General Dynamics Corp., maker of the widely used F-16 warplane, have

The European Community presented a plan for cutting tariffs on imports to the UruguayRound of multil

U.S. beef and veal exports should climb 12.9 percent in 1990, to 508,000 tons, according to a report

The Federal Maritime Commission rejected an effort by two ocean carriers in the Australia-New Zealan

The squeeze on maritime containers is so acute in some places that "you simply can't lease another b

There's a saying that anyone who believes Boeing Co. isn't critical to Washington state's economy ne

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CONN. LAWMAKERS PUSH FOR FUNDS FOR BRADLEYWINDSOR LOCKS, Conn. - Connecticut's congressional

CHASE MANHATTAN BANK (New York) - Marshall N. Carter, senior vice president, was named to head this

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A mass will be offered at 10:15 a.m. today at St. Mary's Church in Nutley, N.J., for William L. Adam

When the United States fell into a recession in the early 1980s, no regionwent down harder t

The Korea Trade Commission is urging government protection for domestic manufacturers of canned pork

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U.S. and Japanese negotiators are to confer here Thursday in a resumption of bilateral talks aimed a

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Federal Express Corp. is about to launch a major expansion of its U.S. warehouse and distribution se

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The United States and Czechoslovakia Tuesday began negotiations toward a bilateral trade accord that

Brazilian shipboard workers are expected to return to their jobs today after a federal labor court i