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U.S. inventories of crude oil fell by 1.3 million barrels during the week ended Sept. 15, compared w

Since the signing of a peace treaty with Jordan last year, the de facto lifting of the Arab boycott

The huge growth in container traffic between Europe and Asia is helping to compensate the Suez Canal

Expansion of the telecommunications network in Bangladesh provides substantial opportunities to Unit

INTEL, ISRAEL NEAR $1.5 BILLION DEALJERUSALEM - Intel Corp. and the Israeli governme

RAIL AMERICA INC. (Boca Raton, Fla.) - Larry Bush was promoted to assistant vice president and contr

New Zealand is using the platform of free trade to try to sell more cheese and butter to Japan and i

In a dimly lit room reeking with the smell of cigarettes, a dozen men in suits and ties stare at cur

With rich natural resources and a strong industrial and agricultural base, Kazakhstan is still a hot

The U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization said Wednesday that global wheat production is expected t

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House Republican leaders and the Clinton administration Wednesday failed to reach agreement on a bil

The House voted 313-112 Wednesday to repeal a national 55-mph speed limit for cars and trucks.

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New York Mercantile Exchange Chairman Daniel Rappaport said the exchange has not had discussions wit

Parked in front of his office at this port city's recently privatized container terminal, Geoffrey P

Wednesday Sept. 20, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represe

Russia's first test of U.S.-style offshore private petroleum production looms off the coast of Sakha

This is a story that started in Pensacola, Fla., has been stuck in Algeria and, some of those involv

Italy's producer price index rose 0.2 percent in July from June and climbed at an annual rate of 9.2

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More than 70 airline general sales agents from around the world will be gathering in London over the

Chronic seasonal grain car shortages are more acute this year because of high export demand and a bu

Ryder Automotive Operations Inc., the nation's largest car hauler, lost an important round in its ba

The U.S. trade embargo against Iran, increased world demand for crude oil and a shrinking fleet of v

A yearlong tussle between the Port of Longview, Wash., and forest products giant International Paper

The Port of Seattle has two new awards to put in its trophy case, one for environmental achievement

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The good news in 1994 was that fewer ships were lost on the world's often merciless seas. The bad ne

U.S. and Canadian trade negotiators made some progress this week on staving off a resurgence of a lo

PORTLAND OKS TAX CUT FOR SHIPYARD DEBTPORTLAND, Ore. - The Port of Portland Commissi

James I. Newsome Jr., 74, a shipping executive for more than 40 years, died Sept. 7 after a brief il

Administrators at the Port of Veracruz, Mexico's most important waterfront, plan to spend $200 milli

"The quantitative indicators came in our framework agreement with Japan; that wouldn't necessarily a

The European Union came under heavy attack from the United States, Japan and other major powers Wedn

Revenue from consumer communication, entertainment and information services will grow 60 percent to

The Teamsters union on Wednesday announced the appointment of Ray Benning as director of its airline

ABF Freight System Inc. plans to use its merger with two troubled carriers to begin offering the fas