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Privately owned French airline Union de Transports Aeriens will launch a new weekly direct cargo fli

The International Express Carriers Conference, the U.S.-based body that represents the world's major

Fungus: Some we shun, some we eat, but some, we may soon wear. Research on microfungal texti

Zapping pollen with electricity, a new technique being developed by two U.S. Department of Agricultu

Houston's petrochemical industry is thriving on low oil prices, and the city's commercial real estat

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Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

DREXEL BURNHAM LAMBERT (New York) - Chad E. Brown was named a corporate vice president, covering the

The Canadian government bond market was the only one of the nine major government bond markets to po

MAXTOR UNDERGOES STAFF REORGANIZATIONSAN JOSE, Calif. - After nearly a year at the helm of M

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Karen B. Phillips, alternately sprinkled with praise and peppered with criticism by a divided Senate

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The proposed federal Minimum Health Benefits for All Workers Act, which would require U.S. Employers

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Women who worked at video display terminals for more than 20 hours a week experienced almost twice a

Business schools and the corporate world need stronger ties and a progressive attitude if U.S. busin

The U.S. Navy has awarded a contract to a Dutch firm to transport the damaged frigate USS Samuel B.

A strike at 20 sawmills in Washington and Oregon won't hurt lumber exports for the moment because of

Morgan Stanley International confirmed Tuesday that Bahrain-based Investcorp has bought a near-50 pe

A Texas-based auto insurer had the best record for consumer complaints of 34 insurance companies ser

Some 500 Texans and Arabs are gathered here to talk business, but don't count on hearing much conver

Two years of low rainfall and mild winters have resulted in a sharp drop in Great Lakes water levels

Becton, Dickinson & Co.'s relationship with electronic communications systems has been short on thri

The Supreme Court refused without comment to hear a challenge to Congress' imposed settlement of the

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The sponsors of the proposed Alaska Natural Gas Transportation System, which is to bring North Slope

Eastern Airlines is facing a dilemma as it tries to shrink its operations further to make up for a p

ITO Corp. and Delaware Operating Co., two of Philadelphia's major marine terminal/stevedoring compan

A farm women's group is asking a federal court here to hold Agriculture Secretary Richard Lyng in co

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