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PLM INTERNATIONAL INC. (San Francisco) - George E. Jennings was named technical marine manager for t

There may not be a John Deere dealer down the block just yet and the state has yet to defer to the g

Evidence of a weakening economy continues to hurt the dollar, but some analysts believe the U.S. cur

Overseas creditors in the Philippines' moribund nuclear project, most of them U.S. banks, are seizin

East Germany at the weekend established a minister of tourism, apparently todraw more visito

The U.S. Customs Service appears ready to call off its bloodhounds in overseeing textile and apparel

From small rice farms in Mazatepec to vast fields in fertile valleys, Mexican agriculture is witheri

The Energy Department announced it approved five more projects for funding under its $2.5 billion Cl

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Six years after escaping Vietnam aboard a 30-foot wooden fishing boat, Son- Binh Nguyen made a resea

Riss International Corp., the Kansas City-based trucking company, reached the end of its road this w

Brazilian state oil company Petrobras announced it has resumed paying a freight surcharge that it ha

MARAD ALLOWS SUBSIDY FOR AGING APL SHIPSWASHINGTON - The Maritime Administration has agreed

Bodies had to be pulled from the rubble of crumbled homes after a tornado, heavy winds and hail roar

HEATING OIL FUTURES INCREASE ON NYMEXThe price of December heating oil futures on the New Yo

A leading member of the House Agriculture Committee Thursday predicted that Congress would take acti

A state appeals court has given the go-ahead for a $200 million class action suit against Eastman Ko

U.S. government and business officials have begun new discussions that could result in new shipments

U.S. import duties on Soviet goods may come down sharply by spring, Commerce Secretary Robert Mosbac

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A new federal study has found widespread pesticide contamination in rivers and streams in the Midwes

Hundreds of Soviet women jammed a newly opened boutique on Moscow's busiest shopping street Thursday

Chemical Leaman Corp. narrowed its third-quarter loss to $175,721 on revenue of $58.5 million.

Transportation Secretary Samuel K. Skinner lauded a U.S.-flag carrier's successful bid last week to

Oil Pollution Claims and Liability. Nov. 22. London. Conference sponsored by Legal Studies and Servi

Former Missouri Sen. Thomas Eagleton, who resigned last week from the Chicago Mercantile Exchange bo

Undeveloped Daniel Island, sitting at the confluence of the Cooper and Wando rivers in Charleston, S

A controversial racketeering law, initially aimed at organized crime but now used in other commercia

Britain's Wellcome PLC said Thursday that its profits jumped 28 percent for the year ended Sept. 30

The board of Aristech Chemical Corp. said it will respond by the end of November to an $817 million

East Germany could, if it wished, become a member of the European Community even before the EC compl

Five ocean freight forwarders have returned their licenses to the Federal Maritime Commission.

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DELAWARE AUTHORITY APPROVES YARD PLANCAMDEN, N.J. - The board of the Delaware River Port Aut

IF A SMALL VIRGINIA AIRPORT achieves its goal of building a cargo terminal, it'll be good news for a

Sea Containers Ltd. said it had record net earnings of $73.8 million for the quarter ended Sept. 30,

GHANA STRESSES QUALITY TO BOOST COCOA SALESACCRA, Ghana - Ghana will seek to safeguard its p

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Monsanto Co. Chairman Richard J. Mahoney said Thursday at an Environmental Protection Agency meeting

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