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British gardeners, terrified of their manicured lawns being ruined by marauding moles or their flowe

An increase in the planned capacity of Petrochemical Corp. of Singapore's second ethylene plant will

Republicans in Congress are moving forward with plans to open the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to

GLOSSARY AR: American Tanker RateSchedule RevisedRS: American Tanker Rate Schedule

Voters in the Mexican state of Baja California go to the polls this weekend in gubernatorial electio

AIR CARGO VOLUME INCHED UP IN JUNEWASHINGTON - Air cargo traffic in June was up just

A merger of Union Pacific Railroad and Southern Pacific Lines figures to send Mexican transport offi

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The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Tuesday at 233.92 up 0.69 wh

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While some Southeast Asian leaders are pushing for faster progress toward free trade, some industrie

The Canadian government has bowed to pressure from wholesalers and restaurant owners by dropping pla

How does Lynn Aggleston spell "relief?" "N-O M-E-D-F-L-I-E-S."The packing house manager at C

Strong export demand and active purchases by foreign buyers have sent Thai rice prices soaring, and

Although fighting between Croats and rebel Serbs has died down in anticipation that today's peace ta

Burlington Northern Railroad will begin cutting 225 management employees from its work force after a

Malaysia's third plant for liquefied natural gas, thought to be the world's largest, should be in op

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A massive expansion of the global containership fleet is forecast over the coming 10 years as shipow

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

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The lapse this week of a U.S. trade law threatens to hit American business with nearly half a billio

South Dakota truckers are grumbling about a new sales tax, but they promise to pay it - at least unt

Argentina's longstanding struggle to strengthen its patent laws has taken another twist this summer

Multinational chemical producer Courtaulds PLC of London may not be a household name in the United S

The United States and Canada have asked a mediator to step in and help resolve their testy dispute o

Cement producers are looking for a windfall from the new government's emphasis on infrastructure con

The European Commission Wednesday played down the fact it has sent a letter to Lufthansa and Scandin

Arizona Public Service, the largest investor-owned utility in Arizona, expects to become the first U

Years of effort to create a local petrochemical industry took a second hit Wednesday when Japanese f

WAL-MART, the giant discount retailer, has its detractors among upscale Americans nostalgic for a va

A new port in southern Italy built as a regional hub for the Mediterranean will open in September wh

THE DANGERS OF SHIPPING REFORMWhile I am fully convinced by David Butz's assertion t

With her arrival at Castine, Maine, on July 3, the T.V. State of Maine completed its final voyage. N

The amount of cargo moving through the Port of Baltimore's publicly owned terminals increased 3 perc

The Port of Long Beach, which has transferred more than $150 million in harbor revenue to the city o

Poultry and beef prices are rising along with the soaring temperature and humidity. The oppr

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AON'S NET INCOME ROSE FOR QUARTER, HALF YEARAon Corp., driven by its insurance brokerage and