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The Connecticut Yankee nuclear power plant, the nation's second-oldest reactor, will never reopen.

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Faulty design and poor communication contributed to an accident that scalded seven workers at the Oc

TEXACO SAYS BOYCOTTNOT HURTING COMPANYWHITE PLAINS, N.Y. - A boycott organized by black lead

Sen. Tom Harkin, D-Iowa, will replace Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., as the top Democrat on the Senate A

Japan's Mitsubishi Oil Co. said Thursday it is seeking oil contracts with Iraq after its deal with t

A shipment of highly radioactive nuclear waste will leave France for Japan early next year, the Fren

Newmont Mining Corp. said Thursday that it offered to acquire Santa Fe Pacific Gold Corp. for $2 bil

Pacific shipping lines don't expect their January timetable for restarting an eastbound capacity man

Mark VII Inc. won ISO 9001 certification for its Mark VII Logistics Services unit.The ISO 90

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EVA AIR UNVEILSBILINGUAL WEB SITETAIPEI - EVA Air launched a World Wide Web site in English

In a story headlined ''Fraud voids reinsurance contract,'' which appeared on Page 10A on Thursday, N

SPEARS LUBERSKY LLPRobert J. Zapf was named partner in the Los Angeles office of this transp

POLICYHOLDER LAWYERSSEEK TO DISQUALIFY JUDGENEWARK, N.J. - Lawyers for two Prudential Insura

For Ahmed Sohn, director of Beyazit Exporters, a trucking company moving goods across the border of

Lloyd's of London has awarded Lloyd's Medal for Services to Lloyd's to Chairman David Rowland, along

Deciding whether insurers owe Massachusetts motorists a $150 million rebate may delay the regulatory

One day after announcing that today's meeting would be the last before a self-imposed deadline, a U.

COMMUNIST IS OPPOSEDTO 1997 RUSSIAN BUDGETMOSCOW - Russian Communist leader Gennady Zyuganov

During the past year, Mexico's textile and apparel industry has risen to the challenge of operating

Hoping to throw his organization's weight into the debate, the North American Free Trade Agreement's

Several years ago, the founders of Custom Research Inc. chose quality over profits to drive their bu

AT&T Jens Corp. said Thursday the company has started an Internet access service in Japan - the firs

The head of the World Trade Organization is confident the group's first trade ministers' summit in S

Japan will dispatch Kosuke Hori, state secretary for agriculture, to the World Trade Organization me

As corporations extend their reach globally, many want their insurance carriers to follow suit with

The world may seem a safer place today, but you'd never know it by the volume of political risk insu

One of Europe's biggest shippers Wednesday gave a stark warning to European railways: Change or die.

The Port of Los Angeles, armed with a strong ''AA'' rating from the major credit agencies, Wednesday

RAILTRACK VANDALISM CAUSES$1 MILLION IN DAMAGESJACKSONVILLE, Fla. - A freight train

Five companies bidding on the most attractive portion of Mexico's state railroad get their answer th

Liner business between the United States and eastern Mediterranean ports appears poised for realignm

MATTERN HEADSAIR FREIGHT GROUPCLEVELAND - The Cleveland Air Freight Association announced ne

As of Dec. 4, 1996Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from sup

Passenger service resumed Wednesday through the ''Chunnel'' between Britain and France, 16 days afte

ONGOINGS.O.S. Safety on Ships. Through Dec. 30. New York. Exhibit on New York's maritime tra

India's biggest shipping line, state-owned Shipping Corp. of India, plans to continue developing joi

Patience will be rewarded, one of Hong Kong's most experienced shipowners believes, because the dry

BONSCOKSY SERVICESCraig Casey was appointed director of operations at this Lake in the Hills