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Molson Breweries USA, with volume too large for its old warehouse, has moved into a new distribution

Shipowners worldwide could face a critical shortage of ships' officers within a few years unless the

The effort by the 26 member-countries of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development t

U.S. exports of steel have skyrocketed this year due to lower prices, changing currency values and i

Not too long ago, the belching smokestacks of steel towns such as Pittsburgh; Gary, Ind.; and Wheeli

Privatization is sweeping the global steel industry, according to one of the U.S. industry's top exe

INVESTMENT ABROAD JUMPS 27.7 PERCENT FOR JAPANTOKYO - Japan's investment in plant an

WORK-RELATED INJURIES ROSE IN CANADA IN '94Workers suffered more injuries on the job last ye

The job action by the Air Line Pilots Association at the nation's largest air express company, while

U.S. table grape growers, stung by a doubling of imports from Mexico this year, say they will consid

The U.S. dollar will enjoy a year-end rally, along with the stock and bond markets, if the White Hou

Canada has renewed its threat to exclude provincial government contracts from a new global accord op

GERMANY'S SHIPOWNERS PRESSURED TO FLAG OUTHAMBURG - German shipowners will remain un

The streets of the former Soviet Union these days are looking more like "The Streets of San Francisc

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International Petroleum Exchange Dec. 8, 1995Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)_

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uring the past 20 years, the growth in steelmaking by minimills has far exceeded the traditional int

C.E. "Gene" DeFries, the former president of District 1/Marine Engineers Beneficial Association who

REGIONAL BLOCS Russia Breakfast Briefing. Dec. 14. Minnesota. Contact: Minnesota Tra

The European Union's representative in Turkey said on Friday the planned customs union with Ankara w

The abolition of the Lloyd's of London hardship plan, which Lloyd's announced Friday, was described

Fortis, the international insurance group with operations in Europe and the United States, has repor

The amount spent on workers compensation and general liability coverages decreased in 1994 for the s

Divesting a government enterprise can be politically messy and financially risky, but you wouldn't k

Korean Air, South Korea's flag-carrier, pleaded guilty last week to criminal charges of making $4,00

ASEA BROWN BOVERI GETS GERMAN POWER PLANT PACTZURICH - Swiss-Swedish electrical gian

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KANSAI ECONOMIC GROUP TO BUILD DATA NETWORKTOKYO - The Kansai Economic Federation ha

Heavy-truck sales faltered in November as market demand sputtered toward the end of a record year.

Japan will need to rely more on coal for energy over the next 20 years as the government's plans for

The Port of Le Havre is preparing for the next generation of giant containerships. While the

The U.S. government is extending a helping hand to ailing Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Tampa, Fla., by

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Chileans quip that it looks like a gigantic cellular phone a 32-floor, steel- and-glass rectangle to

The shiny new facades of high-rise buildings, complete with bubbling fountains and socialist-style s

China's largest metropolis said it has worked out a foreign trade strategy for the 1995-2000 period,

For the week ended Dec. 2, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 15

U.S. and Mexican truckers will proceed with caution when the door is opened on Dec. 18 to cross-bord

The Japanese Federation of Iron and Steel Workers unions proposed a demand for an average monthly pa