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FIRMS DRILLING 2ND WELL AT NEWFOUNDLAND SITELONG POINT, Newfoundland - Two oil compa

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The U.S. Midwest's rail network, normally no stranger to the crunch of the fall harvest, is beginnin

Textile and apparel exporters from four South American countries will have greater access to the all

Chevron Corp., whose massive oil project in Kazakhstan has been stymied by lack of an export route t

Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan Inc. said it will acquire White Springs Agricultural Chemicals Inc., th

A Senate appropriations subcommittee voted Tuesday to restore some of thefunds cut by the Ho

China's state-run offshore oil company is taking a stake in the most successful consortium so far as

The Department of Energy's Clean Coal Technology Demonstration Program will fall victim to governmen

American Freightways Corp., the fastest growing carrier in the less-than- truckload industry, said T

NIGERIAN IMPORT DUTIES CUT ACROSS THE BOARDNigeria has cut import duties 35 percent

Shippers are lamenting the announced retirement of Rep. Norman Y. Mineta, a man they say was a champ

Meetings next week in Kobe could result in a merger of two ocean carrier rate-setting groups in Japa

Tuesday Sept. 12, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represent

A story running on Page 11A in the Sept. 5 issue with the headline "American Re-Insurance to Open Me

Former local employees of Tower Air, among the first victims for some years of American hire-and-fir

Commerce Secretary Ronald Brown Tuesday stood rock-like against legislation that would eliminate his

The U.S. dollar sailed above 100 yen Tuesday. "By the middle of the first quarter of 1996, t

Guyana's economic planners are reassessing their projections following the indefinite shutdown of th

China's main state-run insurer is targeting women's health as people become aware of the need for co

Responding to demands of shippers and the offerings of both national and regional competitors, CF Mo

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Want to buy a shipyard? After 23 years, the high-flying ship repairer Jonathan Corp. is gone. Signs

In transport terms, there's no lack of ships to move the increasing amount of coal Asia wants. The p

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An underground shopping center has opened beneath People's Square in downtown Shanghai, with 100 sho

Industry officials are banking on a rash of meetings among shipowners next week to avert a war of ra

The outlook for the Japanese coal market in the short term is somewhat volatile. But over the long h

The International Petroleum Exchange of London will launch natural gas forwards and monthly futures

The government seems likely to stall approval of new U.S. air services after American and Indian avi

A House subcommittee Tuesday approved a proposal to reform U.S. cattle grazing on public lands, a bi

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The new container terminal operator here at Mexico's busiest waterfront is continuing to negotiate v

SUGAR REFINERY STRIKE DIVERTS MATSON SHIPSAN FRANCISCO - A strike that began last we

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An article with the headline "Project Finance Dwindles as Banks Balk at Risk" on Page 1A of the Tues

Hot, dry weather shrank the size of the U.S. cotton crop by 7 percent, but it still will set a recor

The Australian Wheat Board has revised its estimate of wheat production for 1995-96 (October-Septemb