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With sales of automobiles in Japan sluggish, the country's automakers are looking to minivans and sp

"Now, for the first time, I can tell you that you are the disaster."

A top United Nations official, heading an agency on a hit list of U.N. bodies targeted by the United

Bangladesh Prime Minister Begum Khaleda Zia came to the United Nations this week with an urgent mess

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The Clinton administration has reinstated permits allowing U.S. companies to pay trademark fees to C

Safety officials have cited pilot error as the likely cause of a commuter- plane crash in North Caro

PILOTS TRY TO SALVAGE TROUBLED MARKAIRANCHORAGE - Financially troubled MarkAir Inc.

The success of future negotiations between the United States and Britain over aviation rights hinges

Federal Express Corp., used to dealing with customers who keep an eye on the clock, is facing its ow

The era of the middleman, in the insurance industry at least, may be drawing to a close. It

In a case reminiscent of the one portrayed in the hit film "Philadelphia," a California truckload ha

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CAMPER'S HOME SEARCHED IN AMTRAK INVESTIGATIONPHOENIX - FBI agents, seeking the sabo

What California needs to stave off disaster in its homeowners insurance market is a disaster plan.

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

The chairman of the House Banking Committee formally introduced banking deregulation legislation, to

Up to 29 million Americans with private health insurance are in danger of a serious financial squeez

NAIC TO CO-SPONSOR REGULATION SYMPOSIUMThe National Association of Insurance Commissioners w

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The House passed by a vote of 393-29 a final Transportation Appropriations bill Wednesday providing

1594 (Oct. 25, 1995) Previous day - 1623 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

Be prepared to pay a little more for the centerpiece of this year's Thanksgiving dinner. The price o

Heated differences between Canada and the United States over market access commitments in a new mult

Australian inflation hit its highest level since 1990 in the three months up to September, unnerving

Shipping lines have launched a last-minute bid to squash a controversial move to ban 45-foot contain

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The accidental death last weekend of a longshoreman working at an on-dock railyard at the Port of Lo

GUILTY PLEA ENTERED IN WASTE-DUMPING CASEBATON ROUGE, La. - A former official with a

Efforts to enact ocean shipping deregulation legislation by attaching it as a rider to the sweeping

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Wednesday Oct. 25, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represen

Journal of Commerce Transportation Table. Oct. 27. John Motley, Air Transport Association's executiv