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The Tatabanya coal mine, which has amassed the equivalent of $60 million worth of debts and losses o

President Jose Sarney approved a bill extending copyright protection to imported computer programs.<

Warwick Repurchases Furman Selz WarrantsMORRISTOWN, N.J. - Warwick Insurance Managers Inc. T

U.K. insurers had provided a large proportion of the cover for both the ferry Dona Paz, which was in

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President Reagan's decision last month to retaliate against Brazil for import restrictions on U.S. s

When historians look back on the Reagan administration's eight-year trade policy record, two accompl

The Santa Fe Southern Pacific Corp., frustrated by the apparent inability of its first choice among

Tourism profits, cost-cutting, careful cash management and an emphasis on long-range goals are enabl

Landlocked Luxembourg plans to launch an international shipping registry on April 1 targetted at hig

A new accident study from the Department of Transportation's Federal Highway Administration confirms

Suntory Ltd. and SmithKline Beckman Corp. announced a collaboration in pharmaceutical research and d

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, lowering its predictions for economic gro

British Gas to Acquire Interest in Bow ValleyCALGARY, Alberta - British Gas PLC and Bow Vall

The Pan Am Corp. board will meet today to learn whether Braniff Inc. hassucceeded in winning

British Airways expects to have completed its 250 million ($457.5 million) takeover of British Cale

ILFC Places an Order For 11 Boeing JetlinersInternational Lease Finance Corp., of Beverly Hi

LIRR Plans to Operate Extra Afternoon trainsHoliday celebrants are getting a present from th

It's going to be a bittersweet Christmas for the Laviolettes of Campbellton, New Brunswick, a poor f

The U.S. dollar rose slightly Tuesday, but slipped from early highs on impatience over a statement f

Cuba will send money and technicians to Zaire next year to help in the construction of a $110 millio

Transportation Forum Honors ResearcherWASHINGTON, D.C. - The Transportation Research Forum h

In a move to compensate ocean carriers for higher costs due to exchange rate fluctuations, the Trans

Daiwa Cuts Staff At Its New York UnitTOKYO - Daiwa Securities Co. said Tuesday it will lay o

A major U.S. company is providing assistance for a US$23 million free trade zone being built in Jama

In the early morning business hours of May 16, 1986, Massachusetts State Police assigned to Middlese

Miguel A. Rosey has been named senior vice president and general manager of Crowley Caribbean Transp

In a precedent-setting move, a local businessman was ordered to pay two insurers $10,000 for claims-

Japan's economy is likely to grow 3.8 percent in the next fiscal year, up slightly from the current

AIR CARGO Tiger International needs to find a new leader who will concentrate on customer se

W. R. Grace & Co. announced that it will sell its remaining 25 percent share of Home Quarters Wareho

Navy Seeks to Recover Cargo Pact PaymentThe Navy will try to recover $193,110 from Intercont

European experience with anti-lock brakes for heavy trucks and buses is giving U.S. fleets a glimpse

President Jose Sarney has decided not to renew the income tax exemption on profits from manufactured

December 22, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gall

Persian Gulf states that have violated OPEC oil production quotas in recent months are preparing to

The last pair of jumbo containerships once operated by United States Lines were handed over to a gro

Oil industry sources say a federal grand jury in Oklahoma City has subpoenaed the records of a dozen

Gov. Thomas H. Kean has received legislation to abolish the state Department of Energy, nearly two y