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Military attacks and brutality against journalists continue unabated in Haiti, giving the lie to gov

South Korean Deputy Prime Minister Cho Soon Monday announced measures to curb pay raises, fight infl

Despite tension over Japanese market barriers and the U.S. trade deficit, some major U.S. companies

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SOVIET UNION ORDERS SIEMENS COMPUTERSMUNICH, West Germany - The Soviet Union has ordered 300

Under the six-month-old free trade agreement, Canada and the United States may eventually have a com

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The Maritime Administration is to unveil today a new, six-part test for deciding when foreign citize

California Steel Industries Inc., a foreign-owned, U.S.-based mill, typifies a new breed of steel co

CHINA UNREST MAY CUT JAPAN'S STEEL OUTPUTThe recent unrest in China may result in a 1 percen

The Supreme Court gave railroads a stronger hand to establish mandatory drug- testing programs for w

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

The head of one of the largest U.S. tanker fleets said the maritime industry must overhaul the way i

Puerto Rico's thriving tuna industry is nervous about a proposed House bill that would allow 22 Cari

China's official media intensified attacks on the United States Monday in an apparent attempt to off

Pressure is building for a worldwide ban on the ivory trade to save Africa's elephants - but would a

The current shortage of airlift capacity appears to be the only significant restriction to the growt

Clerks are now sorting packages at Emery Worldwide's hub here around the clock. Until mid-Ap

Dean Worldwide has resumed shipping cargo to China. All it took for the company to begin re-

June 16, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

IRAN EXPECTED TO SEEK PRICE HIKE TO JAPANIran is likely to tell Japanese oil firms it wants

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries may raise its production ceiling by 1 million barr

Baltimore Gas & Electric Co. said Friday it is moving up to May 1991 the completion date for Unit 2

DEVON ENERGY CORP. (Oklahoma City) - Darryl G. Smette was elected vice president of marketing and ad

A first glimpse of the Tradelink electronic data interchange system has been tantalizingly afforded

IN THE UNITED STATES, the federal government's principal job is to do the things that can't be done

HIGHER COSTS PREDICTED FOR OLD PLANE REPAIRSThe cost of maintaining America's aging aircraft

Airlines, railroads and trucking companies employing some 4 million workers see potential problems w

Walkouts by union coal miners in West Virginia and Virginia spread to Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Indian

It'S not that William J. Miller has anything against the airline industry, but he's out to keep busi

Sometimes the light at the end of the tunnel is an oncoming train. And sometimes it's a mirage.<

CSL INTERMODAL UNIT OFFERS REPAIR SERVICEHUNT VALLEY, Md. - CSL Intermodal said its chassis

CONTROL DATA SELLS MAINTENANCE BUSINESSBLOOMINGTON, Minn. - Control Data Corp. has sold its

A CHANGE THAT HAS BEEN OCCURRING in the railroad freight marketplace was very obvious at the Interna

Microcomputers in Transportation, third annual international conference, June 21-23. Hyatt Regency H

CHINESE TO VISIT EVENT IN SEATTLE; PROTEST SETGovernment delegates from a pair of ports in C

Some concrete railroad ties made by Lone Star Industries Inc. of Greenwich, Conn., are showing signs

The government of Guam is asking the Federal Maritime Commission to continue its probe of ocean frei

Matson Navigation Co. next month will double the frequency of its ship calls at Seattle and Los Ange

Providence & Worcester Railroad Co. officials late last week were unable to explain why Consolidated