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The Clinton administration officially endorsed Wednesday a plan to lift a ban on exports of Alaskan

Insurance agents Tuesday blasted a Clinton administration proposal that wouldallow federally

Despite an anticipated increase in production this year, U.S. wheat supplies are forecast to remain

Wednesday Mar. 1, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represent

NUEVO ENERGY, PARTNER TO BUY STOCK IN 2 FIRMSNEW YORK - Nuevo Energy Co. and its par

PRINCIPAL MUTUAL SAW NET INCOME DROP IN '94DES MOINES, Iowa - The Principal Mutual L

U.S. inventories of distillate fuel oil fell by 2.4 million barrels during the week ended Friday, co

TORONTO BANK DROPS PLAN FOR INSURANCETORONTO - The Toronto Dominion Bank announced i

Nearly 40 countries participating in global talks to lower trade barriers on basic or voice telecomm

EU OBJECTS TO LIMIT FOR ITS HALIBUT CATCHBRUSSELS - The European Union said Wednesda

France's unemployment rate fell to 12.3 percent of the work force in Januaryfrom a revised 1

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China collected 36 billion yuan (US$4.2 billion) in taxes from foreign businesses and residents last

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China will lower tariff rates on some imported cigarettes and alcoholic beverages as part of what th

Whirlpool Corp. said Tuesday it has formed a $29.5 million joint venturewith Shanghai Narcissus Elec

After more than 18 months in existence, the $340 million Russian-American Enterprise Fund got off th

Even though the Port of Long Beach could acquire valuable waterfront property if the federal governm

JAPANESE FIRM BUYS SATELLITE FROM HUGHESHughes Aircraft Co., a unit of General Motors Corp.,

Bath Iron Works has sweetened an early retirement package for salaried employees as the Navy shipbui

With unspoiled beaches, lush forests, abundant wildlife and few restrictions on foreign investment,

China plans to accelerate modernization of port facilities, a program it says will provide ample opp

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LEAKY TANKER TRANSFERS FUEL AND OIL IN TEXASGALVESTON, Texas - Bunker Fuel Diesel oi

A sharp improvement in the financial performance of its liner shipping division helped push Wilh. Wi

Council of Logistics Management. March 2. Chicago round table. Allgauer's Northbrook Hilton Hotel, N

In the latest attempt to spruce up its grisly aviation safety record, China is telling pilots to lea

The Port of Seattle Commission is under the gun to reduce noise at Seattle- Tacoma International Air

RUSSIAN CARGO CARRIER TO BEGIN ALASKA SERVICEANCHORAGE - A Russian airline apparentl

An American Airlines executive got a warm welcome to the world of Massachusetts politics this week a

Under pressure from its customers to provide a single point of contact for multiple services in diff

A decision to build a staffed radar station at Pasco rather than Yakima will save taxpayers nearly $

Helped by a jump in domestic auto production and several extraordinary items related to taxes, Lease

Two major unions have set a deadline of midnight Sunday for reaching an agreement on a new contract

A House panel Wednesday approved a bill that will clean up constitutional questions about Congress'

The Teamsters union and Overnite Transportation Co. split two votes in the St. Louis area, as the or

CARRIER COMPUTER SERVICES INC. (Cherryville, N.C.) - This Carolina Freight Corp. subsidiary has name

With its eye on the federal government's package delivery business, the U.S. Postal Service has aske

D.F. CRAIB RESIGNS AS TWA CHAIRMANST. LOUIS - Trans World Airlines Chairman Donald F

Problems at United Express, the Fresno-based commuter airline, apparently have escalated with the ai