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Nearly 13 years after he believes he was betrayed by his adopted country, Erwin Rautenberg is still

1920: Born in Buckeburg, Germany. 1937: Flees Nazi regime for Argentina.1939-1945: Works par

The United States Friday took a small step toward restricting imports of Canadian wheat, wheat flour

Miami International Airport has just passed John F. Kennedy International as the leading U.S. airpor

Looking to park a new 747-400 freighter? David S. Fowler says he can do it for about as much as it w

A group of U.S. companies that operate in Haiti will lobby this week against a Clinton administratio

The first aerodynamically designed containership is attracting attention during its first few months

The U.S. Navy and the Suez Canal Authority have picked up someuseful tips about shipping in this lea

The Puerto Rico Senate will conduct a high-profile investigation into the sale of the state-owned sh

Chicago and North Western Holdings Corp., parent of Chicago and North Western Transportation Co., di

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Driven by increased demand in the Far East, the worldwide semiconductor market will top the $100 bil

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Economics Minister Guenter Rexrodt said many German industrial sectors showed clear signs of recover

Ford Motor Co., moving to streamline its global operations, announced a major realignment of its bus

South Africa's monthly trade surplus more than doubled in March, as exports surged because of the de

Tsutomu Hata, expected to become Japan's next prime minister, pledged Friday that his coalition gove

African National Congress President Nelson Mandela Friday moved to calm nerves in South Africa's bus

President Clinton and Austrian Chancellor Franz Vranitzky reaffirmed friendly ties between their cou

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Commercial jetliners are not always what they appear to be, especially after a fresh coat of paint a

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Among the questions most commonly asked by importers who purchase products assembled abroad from U.S

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More than 100 foreign-backed companies in the capital of China's booming Guangdong province have bee

The Brazilian government this week issued a new list of duty cuts on 19 items, including beer and pr

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Marine accident investigators next month hope to agree on a proposed international shipping regulati

China is launching a highly visible crackdown on illicit copying of compact audiodiscs and laser vid

One more round of multinational negotiations to end shipbuilding subsidies will begin May 23 in Pari

UK PLANS TO HELP SHIPPING INDUSTRYLONDON - The British Treasury announced Thursday f

The Dutch shipping and transport company Royal Nedlloyd Group NV said Thursday it moved back into th

State pilots working in the San Francisco Bay area are asking for a raise of more than $20,000 this

A large company in the fast-growing biotechnology industry has to be especially nimble to keep a lea

French automaker Renault will launch a study next month into the possibility of building a $300 mill

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

When Dominick Ricci, president of Cargo Specialists International in Kearny, N.J., opened up his con

Ukraine has begun implementing its program to attract Western capital, putting into effect measures

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