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The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Co. has asked a federal appeals court to overturn the $750 m

When a major all-cargo airline recently needed a new freighter, it did what most airlines do today;

A blast at South Korea's largest petrochemical plant killed 13 workers and injured 19, police said T

FEDERAL EXPRESS CORP. didn't win over any forwarders at a recent air-cargo association meeting at Ne

The Massachusetts Turnpike Authority sought to reassure truckers that it would not single them out f

EXXON CHEMICAL PLANS TO EXPAND LA. PLANTExxon Chemical Co., Houston, Texas, said it plans a

Paul R. Rudder was named senior vice president, operations for Norfolk Southern Corp. His name was m

All of the major players in the plan to sell the north-south mainline of the bankrupt Chicago, Misso

MEAT IMPORTS BELOW QUOTA TRIGGER LEVELThe fourth-quarter estimate of U.S. meat imports for 1

Tank trucks that deliver fruit juices and cooking oils often are reloaded the next day with caustic

In what would be its first venture in Saudi Arabia, Amoco Corp. said its chemical subsidiary has sig

Shipbuilding activity appears to be slowing, according to a leading firm of shipbrokers, suggesting

The Port of Oakland has ordered a $7.9 million crane from Kocks Crane and Marine Co. of Pittsburgh,

Unionized mechanics and gearmen who work at the Port of Mobile reached a tentative agreement with th

A shipyard subsidiary of Singmarine Industries Ltd. recently delivered a small product tanker to Tha

A Venezuelan supply boat arrived in New Orleans Thursday under Coast Guard escort, carrying what off

Telephone customers in northeastern Puerto Rico may have to wait another month for the return of loc

The U.S. merchandise trade deficit this year could drop to $100 billion, roughly 15 percent lower th

A controversy over a study recommending port automation for Massachusetts has raised questions about

The European Community scored a major victory this week when Intel Corp. announced it would build a

Foreign capital will continue to flow into U.S. financial markets, keeping the dollar on solid footi

The number of working U.S. oil and gas rigs rose by 11 last week to 978, continuing a slow but stead

SENATORS PROPOSE TAX ON OFFSHORE PRODUCTIONThe chairmen of the Senate Finance and Energy com

Distillate inventories were virtually unchanged while gasoline stocks increased, the American Petrol

Chile's economic machine is rolling smoothly and appreciative U.S. traders and investors are after a

United Parcel Service Inc., the world's largest package delivery company, is offering international

United Parcel Service Inc. expects to begin begin intra-European delivery of non-express freight, al

At least 20 percent of debt-laden Philippine Air Lines will be sold to foreign and domestic private

Evergreen Airways Corp., Taiwan's privately-owned international air carrier, will pay $3.1 billion f

This community, known mainly for its artisans, moved toward a more international identity Wednesday

America's airports received a rough scolding Tuesday from U.S. Transportation Secretary Samuel Skinn

Transportation Secretary Samuel K. Skinner told Congress his department would find it "cleaner and m

JUDGE RELEASES MONIES TO STRUGGLING EASTERNA federal bankruptcy court judge here has agreed

An umbrella group for U.S. customhouse brokers has come out swinging against efforts to push through

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PEUGEOT MANAGEMENT CALLS OFF PAY TALKSEfforts to settle a month-old strike at Peugeot, Franc

OFFICIAL DENIES FORD TO TAKE OVER SAABANTWERP, Belgium - The manager of Swedish automaker Sa

ASEA BROWN BOVERI INC. (Purchase, N.Y.) - Richard Burt was named vice president, legal affairs, of t

Mexican President Carlos Salinas de Gortari appealed to the U.S. Congress Wednesday to help end non-

A Swiss-based international trading company is forging ahead with several business ventures in the S