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Modest gains in freight volume and corporate profit will boost truck-trailer sales more than 7 perce

NORFOLK SOUTHERN PLANS LUXURY HOTEL IN NCCHARLOTTE, N.C. - Norfolk Southern Corp., in a join

China is soliciting bids from foreign companies for coal and rail projects backed by World Bank loan

YOU CAN'T HAVE TWO NO. 1 GUYS at the top at the same time. That seems to be part of what is

A federal judge agreed Tuesday to determine whether two Teamsters union officials must forfeit their

Credit card technology caught up with the federal government during the Reagan years, symbolizing an

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There may be an increase in issuances of commodity-linked debt and deposit instruments in the United

NO SOVIET REQUEST YET FOR GRAIN QUOTA BOOSTWhite House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater Wednesday

The Ivory Coast's sale of 400,000 metric tons of cocoa to French trade house Sucres et Denree (SucDe

Some detail has emerged about individual quotas agreed among members of the Association of Tin Produ

The South Carolina Legislature is expected to approve a six-month moratorium on auto insurance rate

RELIANCE CHIEF DONATES $25 MILLION TO SCHOOLThe University of Pennsylvania has received a gi

Executives of several major U.S. corporations began conferring with leading Soviet trade officials t

AUTOMATED INSURANCE RESOURCE SYSTEMS INC. (Lisle, Ill.) - Donald R. Landgraf was named chief execut

The U.S. unit of Taiwan's Evergreen Marine Corp. is disputing a U.S. Customs Service claim that the

PANASONIC CO. AGREES TO REFUND $16 MILLIONPanasonic Co., accused of bilking consumers out of

The British government is recruiting local chambers of commerce to assist in identifying companies t

American Mutual Liability Insurance Co. and American Mutual Insurance Co. were ordered by the state

The use of marine containers has come to dominate drug smuggling into the United States, and today m

Labor leaders are threatening legal action unless the government drops its ban on a national union i

Regulation of the Hong Kong insurance industry will be spun off as a separatecommission unde

The European Community Commission asked EC trade ministers to approve an agreement with Canada on tr

Last fall's gubernatorial race in Indiana, which focused on the issue of the new Subaru-Isuzu Automo

The Colombian economy has grown about 5 percent a year since 1986 despite political-and narcotics-re

Narrowing profit margins, stiff competition and cheap stock prices are forcing a new round of merger

A big fall in textile exports to the United States last year by China's leading supplier was only pa

New efforts are in the works to develop and broaden the insurance industry in China, a senior offici

One company made the decision voluntarily. Another did it out of necessity. In both cases, h

Criticism of steel pricing in the United States is unfair and unwarranted, according to the presiden

Michael J. Cole is now vice president of coated products for Donnelly Corp., Holland, Mich., respons

The congressional battle over whether mail-order companies should be required to remit state sales t

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The U.S. dollar jumped to a four-month high against the deutsche mark Wednesday despite coordinated

US INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT, CAPACITY USE INCREASEU.S. factories, mines and utilities increased the

A sudden Soviet willingness to consider making good on bonds issued by Russia's czarist government

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

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Japan's trade surplus with the United States declined in December although its overall trade surplus