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Federal commodity futures regulators approved plans Tuesday to begin a long process for developing r

Members of the International Longshoremen's Association in the Port of Hampton Roads are voting toda

Alternative crops and products are continually being developed, but these items may not reach the ma

INDIA'S GANDHI RESIGNS AFTER ELECTION LOSSESNEW DELHI, India - Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi r

Companies with large fleets of trucks - ranging from food manufacturers and delivery services to lon

Carolina Western Express Inc. has received the Outstanding Performance Awardfrom Apple Compu

AT&T OFFERS SERVICES, PRODUCTS FOR MEXICOCANCUN, Mexico - American Telephone & Telegraph Co.

Japan has more to lose than any Western country from sanctions against China, but it cannot break th

The Chinese government will buy more than 7,000 cars piling up unsold outside the gates of foreign-b

U.S. transportation officials are playing a numbers game with the nation's truckers - literally.

Freight formerly carried by the dying Riss International Inc. trucking company is spreading among la

American Waterways Operators, safety seminar, Nov. 30-Dec. 1. Hyatt Regency Hotel, New Orleans. Cont

Officials in China say foreign companies already are applying for quality licenses, which will be re

Despite the euphoria that has accompanied the tearing down of the Berlin Wall, most West German comp

The city council for the Port of Richmond, in a move leaving state officials puzzled and local port

Daewoo Shipbuilding & Heavy Machinery Co. is optimistic that two new ordersfrom Swedish firm

Japan's latest economic threat to Michigan doesn't roll off a production line. It drops from a tree.

VENEZUELANS TO PAY DUMPING DUTIESThe International Trade Commission cleared the way Wednesda

Dictiomatic President Domingo Linale swats away telephone calls as he attempts to show a visitor how

The decision of the leading Lloyd's of London underwriting group, Merrett Holdings PLC, to cease ins

The following are the major types of duty drawback that qualify for 99 percent refund of import duti

Nov. 28, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

AGENTS' GROUP OBJECTS TO RISK RETENTION BILLThe Independent Insurance Agents of America this

Petrobras, the Brazilian state oil company, is weighing options other than the importation of 1.5 bi

DIAMOND SHAMROCK TO OFFER NEW GASOLINEDiamond Shamrock Refining & Marketing, San Antonio, wi

Buffeted by howling Arctic winds, the massive Ilyushin jet rumbled out of the winter darkness, looki

U.S. regulations that restrict foreign ownership in domestic airlines are an ''anachronism" that sho

The International Wheat Council Tuesday forecast 1989-90 (July-June) Soviet grain imports at 33 mill

US TO SIGN PL-480 PACT WITH POLANDThe United States will sign a PL-480 agreement with Poland

GEOFF BRIDGES has no cause to quarrel with Cicero, the Roman gentleman who held that unmistakable si

Plans were unveiled Tuesday by China to tighten controls on exports of tungsten, of which it is the

Michael Batt, the British Airways marketing executive who left the airline to join competitor Virgin

Government transportation officials from the United States and Britain begin three days of talks her

Brazil will return to the international wheat market next year as a major buyer after pushing to nea

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Allied-Signal Inc. said it will build a plant in Louisiana to make HCFC 141b, a substitute for chlor

BRANIFF FAILS TO MEET DEADLINE FOR PAYMENTORLANDO, Fla. - Braniff Inc., which filed for prot

The European Commission urged greater use of national courts with power to award damages. Th

Major North European ports are setting up a new organization to manage a joint communications projec

Poland last week became the second East European country to join the European Transport Ministers Co