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The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

The Tennessee Valley Authority said it bought a total of 33,000 tons of spot coal for two power stat

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In 1983, Arthur L. Smith, president of John S. Herold Inc., an oil and gas investment information fi

The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index was higher Friday at 102.8 compared with the previous

The Justice Department says it's too soon for the courts to decide whether a foreign-built tanker th

Total traffic at Saint John rose by 14 percent to nearly 15 million tons, according to final figures

KUWAIT, USSR TO STUDY JOINT OIL EXPLORATIONKuwait and the Soviet Union signed a protocol agr

Some of the cargo the Port of Baltimore lost when Italian Line left the port will return this year b

Delta Airlines' cargo business is booming, and that's particularly true for international traffic, b

Dalian International Airport, located at the tip of the Liaoning Peninsula, the "Dragon Head" of Chi

Its Victorian splendor faded, this Pacific port wistfully waits for its ship to come in again.

Not long ago, a carrier like American Transport Lines Inc. might have completely overlooked the Port

American Airlines will stop flying its oldest, loudest jetliners into San Jose International Airport

The Environmental Protection Agency banned the use of the potentially cancer- causing pesticide capt

The Dutch aircraft maker Fokker Aircraft NV is associated more with triplanes, World War I dogfights

Intel Corp. won an important legal ruling last week that will help makers of semiconductors protect

GLOAT, SNICKER, CHORTLE . . . No, it's not a demented law firm. It's what some members of th

The Federal Aviation Administration adopted new regulations requiring improved fire-resistant lining

FAA DISCLOSES FINES PAID BY PLANE MAKERSSEATTLE - The Boeing Co. has been fined 14 times for

Despite claims by domestic producers of excess steel production capacity worldwide, a leading import

TENN. FIRM INTRODUCES VIRUS-PROOF COMPUTERSAN JOSE, Calif. - Just as all the talk about comp

American Telephone & Telegraph Co. plans to drop its rates for basic interstate long-distance servic

Asian-Americans offer language and cultural skills that can help ease trade tensions between the Uni

A new electronic service that could revolutionize customs procedures in Britain is about to begin tr

A federal judge late last week refused to overturn an $8.15 million award against G.D. Searle & Co.

Cigna Corp. reported that operating income from continuing operations in the fourth quarter ending D

Massachusetts insurance Commissioner Roger M. Singer asked a state court to declare American Mutual

The headline "Hong Kong Islands Line To Join in New Australia-Far East Service," in The Journal of C

CANADA'S TRADE SURPLUS RISES TO C$361 MILLIONCanada's merchandise trade surplus in December

Council Directive on placing EC-accepted plant protection products on the market. The EC Commission

The Soviet Union has appointed Vladimir Shemiatenkov as its first ambassador to the European Communi

President Bush said Friday that fledgling talks with Congress on his $1.16 trillion spending plan ar

The competitive ethos, long considered the driving force in the U.S. workplace, may be on the wane a

China's program to privatize housing may be the only way to solve worsening inflation, economists sa

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The Interstate Commerce Commission has overridden its own staff's opinion and voted to sharply restr

The U.S. export "boom" is continuing but imports are expanding, too, causing economists to predict o

High-profile maquiladoras, the twin plants operating on the U.S.-Mexican border, are the target of n