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In green pastureland along the Columbia River, a man wearing a blue baseball cap sprouting stuffed s

The Department of Transportation denied a Japan Air Lines Co. request to expand its Anchorage-to-Tok

The Maritime Administration has extended the comment period in a rule-making that will set guideline

Nearly 100 boat captains protested the dredging of material from San Francisco Bay, which they say i

BRAHMS, DVORAK, LISZT, Elgar, Mahler - ordinarily one does not associate them and their ilk with Ric

AEROFLOT APPLIES TO JOIN IATAAeroflot, the Soviet national airline and the world's biggest c

The U.S. trade deficit widened sharply in May, dimming prospects of a significant reduction in the d

President Bush's top economic aides warned Tuesday that Congress is perilously close to violating le

While the drive to adopt minimum standards for state insurance departmentsgains momentum in

The Consumer Price Index gained about 0.3 percent in June, sliding from its 0.6 percent rise in May,

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The Maritime Administration wants to sell six supply boats formerly owned by Leam Marine, New Iberia

One of the stumbling blocks to the creation of a national maritime policy has been the division amon

An improvement in the trans-Atlantic liner market has boosted the second- quarter earnings of Intern

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The United States formally asked its foreign trading partners to consider exempting shipping and tra

NORTH AMERICA Air Show Canada. Aug. 9-13. Abbotsford, British Columbia. This fair will bring

China bitterly rejected a Japanese government appeal that Beijing heed the humanitarian concerns exp

JAPAN, EC REPORTEDLY PLAN 33 PERCENT TARIFF CUTSJapan and the European Community Tuesday unv

U.S. companies must learn to sell overseas despite a strong dollar that makes American goods more ex

A Chinese government company has given a U.S. camera maker the right to lease 60 million square feet

Citicorp said second quarter earnings rose to $395 million, or $1.11 a share,from $359 milli

The U.S. dollar declined in active trading Tuesday, fueled by a wider U.S. trade gap that implied a

The European Community Commission unveiled a new draft European company statute aimed at easing busi

17 S. KOREAN BANKS SHOW PROFITS OF 89 PERCENTSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's 17 commercia

The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative has moved another step closer to accelerating tariff red

Akiko Mary Mitsui says she "would have failed at flower arranging," but the 24-year-old beauty queen

Synthetic options created from existing currency futures or forward contracts can help multinational

FRENCH OILSEED CROP LOWER FOR 1989FRANKFURT, West Germany - French output of soybeans, rapes

US FINDS CANADA SUBSIDIZES PORK EXPORTSWASHINGTON - The Commerce Department found that Canad

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Banning oil tankers from most U.S. ports and requiring them to unload at offshore "superports" would

Rising oil consumption coupled with a decline in U.S. output led to another hike in U.S. oil imports

The Bush administration's revamping of the Interstate Commerce Commission is moving at the same snai

Major banks are waiting for another credit-easing signal from the Federal Reserve before cutting the

The European Commission has launched a two-pronged attack against West Germany's heavily subsidized

The Federal Maritime Commission this week opened public hearings into alleged illegal discounts, kno

High port costs and recurrent strikes at Brazil's Port of Santos are sparking an aggressive marketin

UK PARLIAMENT PASSES ANTARCTIC MINERALS ACTThe U.K. Parliament passed into law late Monday t

Miners in western Siberia will not end their crippling weeklong strike despite a pledge by Politburo