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REGIONAL BLOCS Surfing the Global Net From Caribbean Shores. Feb. 26-27. Barbados. C

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FRANCE TO REQUIRE 'GREEN' GASOLINE BY 2000PARIS - France is to develop "green" gasol

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As of Feb. 9, 1996 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from su

Cuba's current sugar cane harvest was temporarily interrupted last week in eastern provinces because

After three years of planning, Mobil Corp. is abandoning its proposal to drill for offshore oil from

The Dominican Republic, the United States' main trading partner in the Caribbean, said its economy -

Petrobras, the government-owned oil company, posted a 1995 net profit of $586 million, down 66 perce

Friday Feb. 9, 1996 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representing

A final round of screening in April will permit a long-awaited expansion of Thailand's banking secto

The China Securities Regulatory Commission said Friday it approved an issue by Guangzhou Iron & Stee

The Internet is becoming a real power now that power utilities and brokers can use their computers t

In the past, as Chinese New Year approached, ocean carriers in the U.S.-Asia trade routes looked for

As a U.S. trade delegation today begins its latest attempt to curb theft of intellectual property, t

Pressure tactics by Japan's powerful waterfront association apparently paid off late last week, pavi

FEMALE SHIP'S CAPTAIN SAILS INTO PHILADELPHIACapt. Beatrice Vormawah, the only female ship's

U.S. Maritime Administrator Albert J. Herberger will announce today that Marad has approved $215 mil

For the week ended Feb. 3, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 15

Monthly inflation for January shot up 3.59 percent in Mexico, in line with expectations but an omino

Concerned about the relationship between a House committee chairman and his former chief of staff, n

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U.S.-flag carriers and maritime labor told U.S. and European Union trade officials they will not bud

Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole will undergo the first big test of his 1996 presidential campaign to

CP Rail System is retrenching intermodal operations, leaving Massachusetts without competitive rail

As of Feb. 8, 1996 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from su

Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corp., alleging unfair treatment, is challenging a $250 million compens

Aviation leaders from government, industry and labor unveiled their second annual aviation safety pl

Another crisis is brewing in Los Angeles-Long Beach, the nation's busiest port complex, as independe

The shipping industry apparently doesn't need Washington's hot air to sail into the uncharted waters

The shipping alliances that have sprung up over the past year are flexing their negotiating muscles

BNSF ENGINE HITS MUDSLIDE, DERAILSSEATTLE - A Burlington Northern Santa Fe freight t

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EMONS POSTS $41,000 NETFor QuarterEmons Transportation Group Inc. recorded net incom