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Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,100-$1,150per ton lots &

Most shipowners insuring their liability risks through protection and indemnity clubs face at least

International Petroleum Exchange Oct. 30, 1995Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

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American President Lines and Crowley Maritime Corp. are completing plans to begin sharing vessels in

REGENCY CRUISE SHIP SEIZED OVER FOOD DEBTTAMPA, Fla. - Federal marshals seized the R

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An effort to dispose of waste oil sludge has turned into a successful experiment in composting for C

An oil field being jointly developed by Chinese and American companies started production in the Sou

Freightliner Corp., hoping to entice truckers who want their rigs to spend more time onthe road and

NORTHEAST UTILITIES DELAYS PLANT REFUELINGNEW YORK - The refueling of reactor Unit 1

A further consolidation of the container leasing industry is likely, as shipping lines demand a more

Dow Chemical Co. will outsource a significant portion of its transportation system to the logistics

The U.S. railroad system that has been shrinking steadily for decades could be in for another wave o

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CURRENT TEXTILE AND APPAREL QUOTAS: Average recent utilization rate indicates full quota uti

A new government-brokered wage and price pact between labor and business groups is expected to help

After four months of testing, Hong Kong's first electronic means of trading has formally come into o

Another round of bilateral aviation talks between India and the United States opens today in the sha

Markair Inc., which closed down last week, allowed one plane to fly with a damaged wing flap and oth

Sembawang Bethlehem, a subsidiary of Sembawang Corp., said Monday that it won a contract valued at 5

Relaxed Mexican requirements for environmental-impact statements in new construction will streamline

A House and Senate conference panel is urging the Department of Energy to remove the Port of Tacoma

A stepped-up battle for market share between the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and n

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The European Commission wants to create a new exchange-rate grid to lessen the risk of trade conflic

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by Reuter Money Service, are selling rates among

France said Monday it would not commit funds to a new Middle East development bank, whose main backe

The U.S. dollar was little changed in quiet trading Monday as dealers were reluctant to take on larg

The Finance Ministry plans to issue deficit-covering bonds worth 7 trillion to 9 trillion yen for th

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Standard & Poor's, a Wall Street bond-ratings agency, upgraded about $3.6 billion in Denver Internat

Cargo carrier Fine Air stepped into the middle of the Ecuador-Peru war last February when one of its

A surprise move to disqualify Russia's leading reform party from Dec. 17 elections has sparked new f

In the Department of Energy's most recent model for moving high-level radioactive waste to Nevada, 8

Environmental liability claims could reach $40 billion over 30 years, Standard & Poor's estimates in

Latin American governments, realizing their area is the world's fastest- growing air cargo marketpla

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EPA SAYS PHILADELPHIA HAS HIT AIR STANDARDNEW YORK - The Environmental Protection Ag