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INTEGRATED RESOURCES ACQUIRES 9 AIRCRAFTNEW YORK - Integrated Resources Aircraft Corp. has c

FRENCH PREMIER URGES UNITY IN GATT TALKSFrench Prime Minister Michel Rocard urged the Europe

Faster than a speeding markdown, retailers are leaping to adopt automated technologies. That

Burlington Northern Railroad changed its advance car-booking program "to improve the service for our

Oversupply is endemic to the container transportation business, said Richard H. Finn, president of T

Japan intends to lend China a further US$1.2 billion in official funds to help upgrade outdated and

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Uranium exports helped China's quasi-government nuclear company bring in $38 million last year, and

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A partnership formed recently between two Scandinavian engineering companies hopes to capitalize on

The Port of Hamburg is preparing for less internal competition and more external pressure as 1992 tr

Wall Street analysts said a countersuit filed by Stena AB of Sweden in the Sea Containers Ltd. takeo

Marine Terminals Corp. agreed to buy a minority stake in a Canadian stevedoring firm, expanding its

For 85 years, Rolls-Royce has been a symbol of British pomp and circumstance. With prices ru

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Dozens of Taiwanese-owned shops and restaurants cram the storefronts of Calle Parma in downtown Asun

The protracted war of words over the comparative attributes of palm oil vs. soybean oil may be about

The California Supreme Court Thursday limited the rights of homeowners in the state to collect from

Investigations into the solvency of insurance companies operating in Malaysia may lead to further fo

Until last October, indigent women seeking obstetrical care from three of the four hospitals in Mont

A draft bill to revamp the French insurance system will bring the country in line with new European

Guilford Transportation Industries Inc., the controversial Northeast rail carrier, threatened suit a

Americans insure everything from precious jewels to contact lenses, so J. Scott Henderson figured th

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Aviation insurers were worried about what would happen to premium rates when it came time for airlin

International Shipholding Corp. announced Thursday that it has completed its acquisition of Waterman

The appointment of a top U.S. shipping executive as president of Norasia Shipping Service SA does no

Hutchison Whampoa Ltd., a conglomerate with heavy maritime interests, says its profit rose 26 percen

Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. and Argonaut Line Inc., parent of Farrell Lines Inc., said formal Maritime

The wreck of a ship that sank two weeks ago with a load of dangerous insecticide has been found, but

Trailer Train Co. said it will order additional intermodal equipment for third quarter delivery as a

The 12 unions seeking to replace the United Transportation Union as the representative of the worker

If what's good for General Motors is good for the country, the flip side is that bad news for the co

COURT RESERVES RULING ON SYMPATHY STRIKENEW YORK - A federal appeals court reserved ruling o

The first step toward the eventual privatization of South African Transport Services, the giant stat

The Interstate Commerce Commission reversed an earlier decision and denied a request by the Missouri

Pilot Freight Carriers Inc. is "gone," according to the company's owner, but the expected settlement

NJ GRANTS TWO FIRMS HOMEOWNER RATE CUTSTRENTON, N.J. - The Department of Insurance said 10 p

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BUSH TOLD OIL CLEANUP 'GOING AT FULL SPEED'President Bush's top advisers on the Alaska oil s