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A citizens group demanded that Governor Mario Cuomo help shut down the Indian Point nuclear power pl

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Transamerica Airlines, which grounded its planes last month, has sold two 747s to International Leas

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Machinists nationwide approved by an 86 percent margin a new three-year contract with Boeing Co., ev

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Texas Air Corp. told the Department of Transportation it will be apprehensive about investing more m

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The Greeks have received a formal government warning that they face at least another year of harsh

Stanford Divests Stock In Diamond ShamrockSTANFORD, Calif. - Stanford University said it has

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The port of San Francisco is hoping a new city attorney will solve a controversial port problem.

Stanford Divests Stock In Diamond ShamrockSTANFORD, Calif. - Stanford University said it has

Nigel Lawson, Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer, made no mention of sterling's plight in his key

FAA Suspends License Of California PilotSANTA ANA, Calif. - A pilot who entered restricted a

Thai Minister in Japan TOKYO - Thai Foreign Minister Siddhi Savetsila met with Prime Ministe

The port of Portland says it will fight plans for a huge regional garbage dump in the Rivergate area

Indian parties entering into foreign collaborations for transfer of technology will have to submit t

Despite complaints from some lawmakers and businessmen about Japanese trade practices, Asia's most h

CP Rail is planning to lengthen the unit coal trains it runs between coal fields in southeastern Bri

Mohammad Alamgir strains at the pedals of his bicycle rickshaw, navigating the clogged streets of Da

The long-postponed symbolic visit to a Chinese port by U.S. warships will go ahead next month, Defen

A major competitor to the Bank of America hinted it would fight a proposed $2.8 billion takeover of

Iranian Oil Minister Gholamreza Aqazadeh said that oil exports were still flowing through the war-ba

After years of disappointments and several false starts, oil exploration in the East African state o