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The U.S. Department of Energy is not dedicated to performing its original mission, maintaining the n

AETNA'S NET LOSS IN QUARTER REFLECTS BOOST IN ENVIRONMENTAL RESERVESHARTFORD, Conn.

German steelmakers will import a large volume of their coal supplies by the end of the decade becaus

Portugal's industrial production index for May showed output increased 3.4 percent from May 1994 and

The Secretaria de Energia, Mexico's energy ministry, announced this week that it was extending its c

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Thursday at 234.89 off 0.39

Japan said it would permit Federal Express to start service between Subic Bay, Philippines, and Osak

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A 15th-century coin found in waters off Florida's panhandle has led archaeologists to believe the wr

Shipowners whose vessels are not inspected for structural seaworthiness on time will be penalized un

Leif Hoegh & Co. A/S, one of Norway's largest shipping groups, reported a better operating profit fo

In a bid to meet fast-rising demand for export movement, Thoresen Thai Agencies PLC is looking to th

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Stephen Alterman has been shepherding the Air Freight Association through the trials and tribulation

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent) is as

A recent decision to close a venerable sailors' mission is rousing San Francisco's maritime and othe

Pacific Rim nations are preparing to make unexpectedly dramatic commitments this fall to open their

With demand soaring for artifacts from the churches and castles of Europe and such historical sites

BLUE STAR (NORTH AMERICA) LTD. (New York) - Joel Lagace joined the Toronto office as customer servic

CHINESE STEEL FIRM BUILDING LARGE WHARFSHANGHAI, China - Baoshan Iron & Steel Co. sa

The landlocked former Soviet republic of Armenia plans to complete a $28 million reconstruction of t

The number of container chassis available for lease in the United States grew more than 11 percent l

The European Commission Wednesday advocated a snail's pace liberalization of the European Union's po

LEP Profit International Inc. believes it has the funds to make any needed changes in operations, no

Special interests may not be able to buy Rep. Bud Shuster, R-Pa., the powerful chairman of the House

Russian officials said Friday they would clamp down on illegal flows of cash abroad with new measure

Petrochemical firms have enjoyed a year of returning to profitability, but Asian executives are only

IRAN OPENING PROJECTS TO FOREIGN INVESTORSNICOSIA, Cyprus - Iran will open 12 major

Federal, state and tribal fisheries officials have reached agreement with Canada on 1995 salmon harv

The number of registered unemployed in July should fall by more than 30,000 people from June, accord

A senator's plan to phase out tax breaks for U.S. ethanol production would devastate the ethanol and

The Philippines is identifying more sources for rice imports to help this country through September,

A company that operated a pulp mill from the 1950s to 1993 in southeast Alaska's Tongass National Fo