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Railroads spend millions of dollars on computer systems to track the freight that rolls on their rai

Genzyme Corp. and Integrated Genetics Inc. have signed a letter of intent to merge Integrated Geneti

Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

As it turns out, not everyone agrees the container shipping business is going to hell in a hand bask

U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter Tuesday denied comments earlier in the day

US CONSUMER PRICES ROSE 0.5 PERCENT LAST MONTHConsumer prices rose 0.5 percent in March afte

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TROPICAL SHIPPING HIT WITH RATES COMPLAINTA Florida food shipper claims Tropical Shipping &

The New Orleans trade community, hoping to lay the foundation for a strong North-South trade axis, i

Don C. Becker, president and publisher of The Journal of Commerce, will receive the 1989 "Connie" Aw

Trade fairs have long been a staple of West Germany's export success. Now it's exporting the fairs t

A panel of EC central bank directors and four outside experts Monday urged community member nations

The Supreme Court, expanding airlines' protection against big damages, Tuesday limited the financial

Korean Trade Minister Seung-Soo Han apparently made little, if any, substantive progress this week i

SAS SHIFT TO NEWARK SEEN IMPACTING CARGONEW YORK - The decision by Scandinavian Airlines Sys

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AMERICAN EXPRESS FORMS NEW DATA UNITNEW YORK - American Express Co. announced the formation

Prime Minister David Lange said Monday that New Zealand will study leasing new warships in a controv

Assembly lines at South Korea's three main automakers continued operating fitfully Tuesday, but the

Finland plans to double its coal imports by 2000, the energy department of the Finnish Ministry of T

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CHINA URGED TO EASE CURRENCY CONTROLSBEIJING - China should prepare to liberalize its exchan

The annual International Gifts and Houseware Fair notched up record increases in attendance and busi

Dow Chemical Co. and Eli Lilly & Co. have signed a letter of understanding to form a research-based

U.S. corporate takeover specialist T. Boone Pickens Jr. arrived in Japan Tuesday after denying any h

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The partnership of William Bru and Hans Graf represents a significant turning point in the developme

At first glance, William B. Bru might seem an unlikely choice for a top management spot at Switzerla

Aircraft leasing giant GPA Group Ltd. announced the world's biggest ever aircraft order Tuesday, con

Want your skin to have that golden glow? Get it massaged with the precious metal. ''With its

A Connecticut state senator is proposing a 10-cent-a-pound tax on all chemicals discharged into the

Most Brazilian ports, including Santos, were virtually paralyzed Tueday as dockworkers mounted a sec

U.K. dockworkers' leaders held protracted talks with port employers Tuesday to try to negotiate a se

A law requiring Washington state drivers to carry liability insurance won approval in the state Legi

Ramada Inc., best-known for its moderately priced hotel rooms, said Tuesday it would sell its hotel

Congress warned Tuesday that new problems for world currency values and ongoing trade negotiations m

Agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation served a subpoena Monday at the New Jersey offices of

The U.S. dollar slowly drifted lower in a quiet market Monday ahead of the consumer price index data

The Silicon Valley of Asia's "sleeping giant" is growing restive. India, the world's second