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Losses in the United States are continuing to drag down the financial performance of European-based

Neil Kinnock, the European Union's transport commissioner, is expected shortly to veto a $1 billion

The fastest-growing part of air freight the rest of this decade may be its slowest-moving product, a

Trains will be going more than twice as fast across the East Pascagoula River beginning tonight.

UNION SETS RAIL STRIKE IN UK FOR JULY 14LONDON - The first of the series of 24-hour

The Port of Vancouver, Wash., has begun a $12.6 million rail improvement project at its grain facili

The Bonneville Power Administration, which operates federal dams on the Columbia-Snake river system,

Malaysia's state-owned oil company Petronas announced Wednesday that its retroactive official crude-

China plans to import large amounts of natural gas to cope with its spectacular economic growth that

DECISION NEAR ON FATE OF ENRON POWER PROJECTNEW DELHI, India - A decision on whether

OPEC oil production edged down a mere 5,000 barrels a day in June to an estimated average output of

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York and other sources, are selling r

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

July 5, 1995 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

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Exports of high-tech electronic products such as computers, telecommunications equipment and parts,

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As of July 5, 1995 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from su

The U.S. dollar was steady Wednesday against the backdrop of the Federal Open Market Committee meeti

Germany's Hoechst chemicals group plans to cut about 8,000 jobs in its pharmaceuticals division by t

After a summer retracement in the copper price, "the picture for the second half of 1995 is one of e

PETROCHEMICAL SALES SOAR IN SOUTH KOREASEOUL, South Korea - Thanks to an increase in

The Port of Yokohama said the number of containers handled in April rose 29 percent from a year earl

More than 12 percent of ships detained in European and Canadian ports during the first three months

Pricing in the container-shipping business to and from the United States will never be the same.

With a new generation of icebreaker technology leading the way, some European officials are pushing

China is proposing to convert nearly $8 billion worth of loans made to state firms into investment,

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RIFKIND NAMED UK FOREIGN SECRETARYMalcolm Rifkind was named Wednesday as Britain's new forei

The fight over a plan to change regulatory oversight of Great Lakes pilots is causing a feud within

A Sino-British brewery was set up Monday in Siping in northeastern Jilin province. Funded by the loc

Greenpeace campaigners against the use of illegal nets by Italian fishing boats said Monday they had

Cast North America is joining three other carriers as a partner in the Joint Mediterranean Canada Se

Foreign investors are watching Sri Lanka keenly as it plows ahead with a massive privatization progr

State-owned Indian Oil Corp. reportedly is losing millions of dollars a month in foreign exchange to

PORT OF REDWOOD CITY (Redwood City, Calif.) - Rodney B. Ganda was named manager of operations and ca

OWNERS IN EUROPE, JAPAN HIT SEA-LAND PROPOSALLONDON - European and Japanese shipowne

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