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Railroad executives and state utility commissioners clashed Monday over the issue of state regulatio

A 10-year-old project to build a 15-billion franc ($2.5 billion) canal link between the Rhine and Rh

The Insurance Services Office will temporarily shut down certain operations in California Nov. 4.

WASHINGTON - The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of c

Radical changes in Japan's short-term money market, which take effect today, will give the Bank of J

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The State Department has asked Asian nations to help investigate reports of widespread illegal salmo

Ground has been broken for the first building within the foreign trade zone at Columbia Metropolitan

Baltimore's new Toyota terminal, one of the keys to the port's revival plans, is off to a good start

These are the various payments that would be defensible under the revised version of the Foreign Cor

Americans living in Japan can forget paying bribes in Japan. They worry about paying the rent instea

A company can find itself in deep trouble with alleged violations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices A

Negotiating rates under the 1984 Shipping Act and doing business in the Soviet Union are two of the

Maritime executives attending the annual Admiral of the Ocean Sea awards dinner said there is hope t

Twelve countries on Monday signed a declaration on voluntarily reducing emissions of nitrogen oxides

Oct. 31, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

For three years, American Petrofina Co. hasn't spent much on drilling for oil. Next year probably wo

Frankfurt Airport, the busiest on the European Continent, is likely to see its market share slip as

More cargo and freight probably will move by air this year than ever before, says the annual report

The Interstate Commerce Commission rejected an attempt by the Chicago South Shore & South Bend Railr

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Jamaican shippers are busing their employees between home and the workplace in an effort to combat H

California Gov. George Deukmejian added a voice of protest to the state's crucial automobile insuran

This summer's drought is not likely to be repeated in 1989, and U.S. farmers probably will harvest b

Cotton futures fell sharply from their June drought-scare highs and reached the lowest level in near

CALIF. EXPORT PROGRAM GIVES MATCHING FUNDSSACRAMENTO, Calif. - California's Department of Fo

The Puro 35, a device used to purify drinking water, is said to remove 35 percent of microbiological

Textile Quotas to Watch as of 10/29/88** Fully Utilized Textile Quotas as of 10/29/88

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

Waterfront employers and union representatives deadlocked Monday in a dispute over whether the the I

Canadian Occidental Petroleum's Chemicals division will begin immediately the first two phases of a

Participants at a maritime investment conference last week were told of a novel containership design

China Petrochemical Co. completed construction of a polypropylene plant at its Anqing petrochemical

The air cargo industry invariably will demand that disparate electronic data interchange systems tal

U.S. manufacturers are likely to continue dominating sales of personal computers in West Germany, be

A successful coalition of insurance companies, state insurance regulators and consumers is revamping

The legal consequences of a 1979 chemical spill in Blue Island, Ill., could re-define the relationsh

The final order implementing the Manville Corp. plan of reorganization went into effect Sunday, endi

US JOINS WORLD TREATY PROTECTING COPYRIGHTSThe United States is entering into a worldwide tr

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