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The capacity management program of the Trans-Atlantic Conference Agreement is to be scrapped, cleari

FRA PLANS WORKSHOP ON RAIL TRESPASSERSWASHINGTON - The Federal Railroad Administrati

Emery Worldwide said it will launch a new intra-Europe time-definite delivery system onNov. 1.

The Pentagon is aggressively addressing its transportation challenges, such as the last-minute missi

A leading expert on economics told a conference of bankers here Thursday that there are warning sign

The Interstate Commerce Commission will conduct a public hearing beginning Wednesday inSt. Albans, V

Russian Prime Minister Viktor Chernomyrdin Thursday appointed the first deputy of Sergei Dubinin, th

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Thursday, Oct. 13, 1994 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York and other sources, are selling r

After a somewhat late start, South Korean businesses now view fast-growing Malaysia as an important

The Russian government has granted relief to six Western oil joint venturesfrom a crippling

Three Weeks Ended Oct. 8, 1994, vs. Similar 1993 Period Cars CarsLoaded Loaded

Burlington Northern Railroad is considering reopening its Stampede Pass line to ease congestion on i

Institutional investors increased their equity assets and diversified their portfolios globally in 1

The U.S. dollar declined Thursday despite a surprising fall in the U.S. September producer price dat

Workers at Deere & Co. plants reported for the morning shift on schedule Thursday after the company

AIR COURIER SERVICES COST LESS IN AUGUSTWASHINGTON - The cost of air courier service

A record grain harvest across the Midwest threatens to force farmers to pile the bountymountain-high

United Parcel Service officials, fresh from opening an expanded regional hub in Dallas last month, w

Finland is poised to vote decisively in favor of joining the European Union in a referendum Sunday,

Japan's economy has been improving, but its recovery will remain slow because of sluggish private ca

The U.S. Labor Department Thursday rejected union complaints that Honeywell Inc. and General Electri

"The unfortunate history of relations between China, Japan and Korea, their different idiosyncrasies

U.S. allies are pressing hard for Russian membership in a new export control group despite continuin

Russia's ministry of foreign economic relations has drafted a plan to reduce or phase out most impor

THAILAND SAID TO BACK ASIA-PACIFIC TRADE PLANBANGKOK, Thailand - Thailand will suppo

The United States and the European Union are edging toward yet another showdown over trade.

Ken Iverson, chairman of Nucor Steel, said affordable electricity would be the key factor in choosin

The government will review and possibly ban several pesticides that show up in processed food and ma

The government is considering a temporary suspension of rice exports in the wake of floods in the no

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Wednesday at 227.59 off 0.22

Dramatic recovery in its pulp and paper business helped Weyerhaeuser Co.'s third-quarter earnings so

Striking union members at the Southern Copper smelter and refinery south of Sydney voted Thursday to

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

BASF, GE UNIT PLAN VENTURE IN GERMANYSCHWARZHEIDE, Germany - BASF AG said Thursday i

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