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A persistent fire aboard an Alaskan fish processing ship on the Seattle waterfront closed Port of Se

As Argentines prepare to go to the polls Sunday to choose a new president, their country is in crisi

A senior U.S. official reported Thursday "encouraging signs of progress" on Treasury Secretary Nicho

A Bush administration oil spill liability and compensation proposal would set up a $500 million fede

COASTAL CORP. (Houston) - D. Lamar Smith joined Coastal organization as president and chief executiv

CMS Energy Corp., Dearborn, Mich., said Thursday that it will begin providing consulting services fo

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A federal appeals court has enjoined Japonica Partners LP from soliciting proxies for Tuesday's elec

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The Department of Transportation's foot-dragging in setting international airmail rates is causing a

US REJECTS DEMANDS FOR SUGAR PLAN REFORMAgriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter said Congress

OSG REPORTS HIKE IN NET INCOMEOverseas Shipholding Group Inc., a bulk cargo shipping company

The House Thursday approved raising the hourly minimum wage from $3.35 to $4.55 by 1991, bringing Co

Are you an "eagle" who thrives on business travel while worrying about stress? Or perhaps you are mo

Speculation buzzes as scientists and beekeepers await the arrival of the Africanized honeybee into t

MASS. SET TO REVIEW FIREMAN'S RE-ENTRY BIDFinal arguments in a hearing on Fireman's Fund Ins

The U.S. dollar drifted lower on profit-taking Wednesday, dipping briefly below the key 1.90 deutsch

S. KOREA TO PREVENT FURTHER RISE OF WONSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea will prevent further

Mainly non-white workers of Mobil Corp. in South Africa Wednesday threatened to strike in a dispute

The nation's emergency stockpile of oil is losing its value as a shield against an energy crisis, fo

The EC Wednesday criticized the United States for continued application of its "Superfund" tax on im

The Massachusetts Port Authority, which operates Logan International Airport, is sidestepping early

CONSULTANTS ARE ACCUSED at times of saying only what those paying the bill want to hear. But

Siam Steel Co. has forged an innovative deal that adds fuel to the debate over the economic and stra

Japonica Partners LP apparently was preparing to comply with the demand by the Interstate Commerce C

The United States was sharply criticized in a General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade council Wednesd

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Stop worrying about the U.S. trade deficit. That's the advice of Harald Malmgren, president of a Was

The cost of moving freight from Brazil to the U.S. mainland, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands will

The U.S. Navy admitted this week that much of the wastewater dumped by a Navy ship off San Francisc

Although gasoline marketers are wary of a tightening of supplies this summer, they expect dislocatio

Air cargo carriers, passenger airlines and gateway cities are lining up at the Department of Transpo

ALCAN ALUMINIUM LTD. (Montreal) - Jacques Bougie was elected president and chief operating officer o

Long before the Corollas and the Civics, the 240Zs and the RX-7s, Americans fell in love with an ung

Cleanup of Alaska's Prince William Sound is a battle against oil and the clock, and the Coast Guard

CARNIVAL CRUISE LINES INC. (Miami) - Howard Frank was named senior vice president of finance, effect

South Korea will begin two days of trade talks with the United States today in a last bid to head of

India's high-technology sector is growing rapidly as a result of changes Rajiv Gandhi has made in th

FAMED UK TOY SHOP SOLD, EXPANSION SETHamleys, the British toy shop that has enchanted childr