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What is a priority? Depends on your definition, and whether you're a member of Congress.Repu

The scene looked like a hockey game - an ice rink, plenty of body contact and 18 New York Rangers.

Life insurance premiums in Taiwan hit a record 310 billion New Taiwan dollars (US$11.3 billion) last

CENTRE CAT LIMITED (Hamilton, Bermuda) - C. Russell Fletcher III, executive vice president of Vesta

The powerful chairman of the House Transportation Committee, already in hot water back home for what

After two years of talks, a Nafta working group has come up empty on how to solve a festering proble

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The opportunities for selling in Japan may be brighter now than at any time in the last few years, b

Rail stocks are running wild and free in Wall Street's record-setting stampede despite dreadful Janu

Thanks to trade and currency changes, Brazil is preparing again for an onslaught of cargo - only thi

Crowley Maritime Corp. went on the offensive this week to rescue a proposed $20.5 million sale of it

Evergreen Group will launch a service between Asia and Europe that will operate independently of its

The story headlined "Wisconsin Proposal Would Impose Stiffer Restrictions on Oil Barges," on page 6B

Labor peace in the Los Angeles-Long Beach harbor complex could be at stake Tuesday when the Internat

COLUMBIA RIVER SYSTEM OPEN, BUT RESTRICTEDSEATTLE - As the Northwest flood continues

Nigeria's 12 berthing facilities recorded a 14 million metric ton cargo flow in 1995, slightly highe

Transportation Claims and Prevention Council. Feb. 20-21. Combined seminar on Transportation after I

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, in a move that could save motor carriers $50 mil

Shipping lines have cut a full week off the transit time from Asia to the U.S. East Coast, but port

Thirty-one people, including dockworkers and other stevedoring employees, were arrested following co

BILL PLANNED TO BOOST FOREIGN STAKE IN AIRLINESWASHINGTON - Sen. Larry Pressler, R-S

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,100-$1,150per ton lots &

U.S. distillate fuel oil inventories fell by 8 million barrels during the week ended Feb. 9 compared

Canadian farmers realize a benefit of about C$667 million (U.S. $487 million) annually because of th

NIGERIA DETAINS OIL UNION'S EX-LEADERLAGOS, Nigeria - The former secretary of Nigeri

Wheat exports will total 750,000 tons in July-June 1995-96 agriculture season, up from 28,774 tons i

Acting on input from potential traders, the Chicago Mercantile Exchange has revised its plans to tra

Iraq said Wednesday it still wants a complete lifting of curbs on its oil exports despite current ta

Moslem militants have told oil and gas workers in Algeria to stop work or they would send hit squads

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Malaysia is asking its state governments to take steps to curb imports, out of concern over a wideni

U.S. trade officials are meeting with their Chinese counterparts in Beijing this week in the latest

Advertising, boon or bane depending on your viewpoint, is big business in China as state controls dw

A senior Thai investment official on Wednesday rejected requests by General Motors Corp. for special

Ford Motor Co. said it will end its controversial ad campaign in Japan, which has upset a number of

JAPAN'S EX-IM BANK SETS LOAN FOR PHILIPPINESTOKYO - The Export-Import Bank of Japan

Representatives from the Asian Development Bank have promised to lend Cambodia $300 million to help

A potential rival to the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation forum may loom as regional and European l