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High import taxes have slowed legitimate exports of automobiles to Russia, but automakers believe th

Malaysian Airline System's new chairman, Tajudin Ramli, called Thursday for a major restructuring of

Locomotive engineers reported ready for work Thursday at several Soo Line Railroad terminals, one da

An Orlando cargo warehouse owner is teaming up with the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority to launch

The International Wheat Council Thursday revised its forecast of world 1994-95 (July-June) wheat pro

Germany's largest chemicals group, Hoechst AG, said strong foreign demand boosted first-half profits

CHINA REGION SIGNS MINING AGREEMENTSHIJIAZHUANG, China - Municipal officials said Th

The newly established Snohomish River Pulp Co. plans to build the region's first de-inked market pul

The Federal Maritime Commission so far has collected $132,000 from companies that download freight r

Tomiichi Murayama, the first Japanese prime minister to visit Vietnam, received a barrage of request

A recent complaint against the Sony Corp. for alleged labor infringements is a message to companies

Industrial output in the Commonwealth of Independent States was down 31 percent from last December,

Strikebound grain farmers on the Soo Line are surviving by using trucks to get their produce to mark

A chemical spill at a Curtice Burns Foods Inc. plant sent nine employees to area hospitals.

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The Port of Houston's opportunities for future container growth lie in the Puerto Rican and Mexican

The Oslo Stock Exchange's bid to become the world's premier shipping market is about to take off.

RUSSIAN SUBMARINES ARE BACK ON PATROLREYKJAVIK, Iceland - Russian submarines have re

The Swedish shipping group B&N (Bylock & Nordsjofrakt AB) reported a half- year profit of 73 million

Czechs can spend 20 years "on hold," waiting to be hooked up to a telephone, as the state's embattle

With coal mining deaths up 73 percent in the first half of this year from last, Chinese officials ar

International Petroleum Exchange Aug. 25, 1994Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

IRAN, TURKMENISTAN START WORK ON PIPELINENICOSIA, Cyprus - The presidents of Iran an

PIRATED-TAPE SEIZURES FELL IN 1ST 6 MONTHSNEW YORK - The number of seized counterfei

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Israel is advancing discussions with Egypt and Qatar to import natural gasfrom those countri

Aug. 25, 1994 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

Thirty-five airlines have started to fly since 1992. Nineteen more are in line, hoping to fly soon.<

The U.S. dollar continued to drop in value this week in Brazil as a new influx of foreign investment

Two major railroads were revenue adequate in 1993, the Interstate CommerceCommission said.

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The Interstate Commerce Commission is proposing to exempt rail shipments of many classes of ferrous

Senate transportation leaders are working to combine four separate rail safety measures into one bil

With the cost of food soaring in cities and more money pouring into already red-hot investment proje

Wednesday, Aug. 24, 1994 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

With its strike fund empty, Teamsters union leadership is mulling a dues increase of $2 a month that