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Railroad labor's new wave of full-scale inter-union raiding may well provoke the long-discussed cons

Consolidated Freightways Inc. slipped past Roadway Express Inc. last year to become the nation's sec

Commissioner of Customs William von Raab formally commended Sea-Land Service Inc. for foiling an att

KIRLIN, CAMPBELL & KEATING (New York) - Edward J. Heine Jr., an attorney and former president of Uni

The Korean government's 400 billion won ($630 million) rescue package for debt-ridden Daewoo Shipbui

South Korean officials are warning that U.S. trade pressure is endangering the traditional friendshi

A three-year timetable for opening up Korea's agricultural market was unveiled prematurely this week

Prosecutors arrested a second former government vice minister Tuesday in a widening stock-profiteeri

US OFFICIAL OPTIMISTIC ON GATT TALKSNegotiators to the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trad

By a margin of 2-to-1, U.S. manufacturers rate foreign-built machine tools as less trouble-prone th

There's more than a little irony in the new product line being introduced this year by Lego System A

US MAY ALLOW IMPORTS OF CHINA SWINE SEMENThe U.S. Department of Agriculture Tuesday proposed

The Environmental Protection Agency Tuesday said it has ordered General Motors Corp. to recall more

What will the creation of a single market in Europe by 1992 mean to companies in exporting regions o

You can't blame Allan W. Cameron for being a trifle disappointed. For the past 27 months, Mr

The oil pollution liability coverage held by Exxon Shipping Co. won't be jeopardized even though the

Scott R. Isaacson was named president and chief executive of Frank B. Hall & Co. of Ohio Inc., a uni

Insurance agents won a stay of the Federal Reserve Board's order allowing an Indiana bank holding co

The price of medical insurance for the elderly keeps going up somehow. Most so-called "medig

NEGLIGENCE CLAIMED IN DUPONT PLAZA FIRESAN JUAN, Puerto Rico - An attorney for plaintiffs su

The $6.1 million awarded to Fibreboard Corp. over asbestos coverage disputes marks the end of one ph

Punitive damages, the controversial legal awards meant to punish and deter, will get their day in co

A SINGLE SHIP PILES UP on a rocky reef off the southern Alaska coast and suddenly 25 percent of the

LEADING INDICATORS UP, OUTPUT FALLS IN JAPANThe index of leading indicators for Japan's econ

A group representing U.S. rice millers is preparing to file a petition to open Taiwan's rice market.

Finance Minister Tatsuo Murayama warned Tuesday the Takeshita administrationplans to crack d

National Semiconductor Corp., striving to cut its losses, announced Tuesday it plans to close next F

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The Hungarian prime minister who oversaw the severing of diplomatic relations with Israel in 1967 wa

Changes being announced to China's economic plans "should by no means be seen as a pause in the refo

Walt Disney World's most popular attraction these days is its employment office, where the tourist g

MONTAZERI WITHDRAWS AS KHOMEINI SUCCESSORNICOSIA, Cyprus - Ayatollah Hossein Ali Montazeri,

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WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE, N.M. - The nation's first licensed commercial space flight is set for lau

More than 30 U.S. companies and interest groups have filed comments with the U.S. Trade Representati

New rules intended to liberalize Soviet trade will benefit foreign commerce, a top Soviet official s

Negotiators for the Japan Council of Port and Harbor Transport Workers' Unions and representatives o

The Coast Guard, which granted the tanker Exxon Valdez verbal permission to change course shortly be