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Olympic Airways could get the European Union Commission's blessing today to accept a $1.6 billion pr

The Southern Pacific Lines transcontinental mainline will remain closed today in the wake of Monday'

KANSAS GETS LAST GRANT FOR RAIL-FLOOD DAMAGEWASHINGTON - The state of Kansas has rec

The weakness in the world's airline industry hit Boeing Co.'s sales and earnings in the second quart

A rising economy, combined with new business generated by a 24-day Teamsters strike inApril against

Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway is completing two agreements to expand its Los Angeles intermoda

The European Union will press Japan today to deregulate its transport sector to improve market acces

One of the most difficult exercises in business - or government - is to call the turnswith precision

The ocean-shipping rates don't yet show it, but a measure of long-sought stability has entered the U

A federal judge temporarily blocked a U.S. Customs Service rule change that would ease paperwork req

Ocean carriers are experiencing an unprecedented boom in containerized cargoes out of Europe that is

The Montana Department of Transportation is inviting public comment on itsplans for improvem

In a sign of the stiff competition for maritime jobs, the International Longshoremen's Association h

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The House Ways and Means Committee today will take up a new compromise tonnage tax plan, offered by

July 26, 1994 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

Russia's Aeroflot International Airlines on Tuesday blamed U.S. airlines and aircraft makers for a r

Amoco Corp. and other oil giants said their profits slumped by double digits in the second quarter a

China expects to produce 900 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity this year, nearly 11 percent more

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In the wake of sudden shifts toward economic reform by the new presidents of Belarus and Ukraine, le

International Petroleum Exchange July 26, 1994Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

KAZAK GAS BLAST LEVELS APARTMENT COMPLEXALMA-ATA, Kazakhstan - A gas blast ripped th

Tuesday, July 26, 1994 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

New York Mercantile Exchange - July 26, 1994 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High

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

Consumers' confidence in the economy slipped slightly in July but still remains near four-year highs

Whether it's through trusts or special-purpose vehicles set up in Jersey, securities companies here

The premier of oil-rich Alberta says his province would reconsider its position in Canada if Quebec

Western German June import prices rose 0.3 percent from May and were up 0.9 percent from June 1993,

The U.S. dollar fell Tuesday as the yen surged against major currencies on growing confidence surrou

Kazakhstan has signed an accord with the International Atomic Energy Agency in which the former Sovi

SHELL REPORTS DELAYS FROM NIGERIAN TURMOILLONDON - Shell says loadings of its crude

Cargoes of refined oil products are flowing into China, despite claims by Chinese officials and othe

Falling oil prices and the need to mobilize private-sector funds have driven Gulf Cooperation Counci

Tenneco Inc., a diversified company with interests ranging from pipelines to shipbuilding, Tuesday r

Police fired teargas and bullets into the air here Tuesday to disperse rioting youths demanding an e

Union Texas Petroleum Holdings Inc. said second-quarter net was below 1993 levels as sharply lower p

Canada seized two U.S. fishing boats Tuesday for illegally fishing for scallops just outside the 200