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Three weeks into trading, the new Chicago Board of Trade's Iowa corn-yield futures contract is repor

Throughout much of the less-industrialized world, privatization and creeping capitalism all spurred

AETNA INTERNATIONAL INC. (Hartford, Conn.) - Frederick C. Copeland Jr., was named president of Aetna

Transport officials in Mexico have spelled out the specifics of their plan to privatize and divide t

Bulk shipowners have been enjoying a boom for well over a year now, that saw rates as much as double

Display of Finely Detailed Ship Models. Through December. New York. Models representing ships from t

Hundreds of U.S. energy companies have descended on this capital city forclosed-door meeting

Chief U.S. and Japanese negotiators in the heated auto and auto parts dispute jockeyed for advantage

European Union transport ministers approved two measures designed to chase unsafe vessels from the E

More than 100 passengers were evacuated from a train after it broke down halfway through the Channel

An American-based computer industry watchdog said Wednesday that it reached what is probably the lar

Although rail transportation continues to dominate the movement of coal, other modalities including

With the long-awaited $5 billion airplane order from Saudi Arabian Airlines under its belt and anoth

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Containing more than the half of the U.S. total coal reserves, Alaska should have a bright future as

June 21, 1995 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

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

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Swedish power tool maker Atlas Copco said Wednesday it agreed to pay $550 million for Milwaukee Elec

The head of a major steel association predicted that steel imports will decline as exports increase

As Russia's ruble jumped in value again this week, a leading U.S. economist called on the Internatio

RATINGS OF FRANKONA PUT UNDER REVIEWOLDWICK, N.J. - A.M. Best Corp. placed under rev

The volume of cars and trucks shipped both ways across the Atlantic grew substantially last year. Bu

After a dramatic late-afternoon meeting with government representa- tives, Czech rail workers Wednes

The story headlined "High Court Ships US Cargo Claims to Foreign Forum," on Page 1A Wednesday, shoul

Argentina and Paraguay signed an agreement facilitating the construction of two joint hydroelectric

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Port Everglades, once a laughingstock because of the constant turnover in its executive suites, is g

British insurers are stepping up their fight against fraudulent insurance claims with the establishm

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The U.S. dollar declined in nervous trading Tuesday as Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan said

The House Ways and Means Committee on Tuesday sided with President Clinton in recommending the defea

The Senate agreed by a wide margin Tuesday that states should be allowed to decide how fast motorist

Saudi Arabia does not expect OPEC to remove its output ceiling next year, a senior Arab delegate sai

CALCUTTA, HALDIA HIT BY PILOTS' STOPPAGELONDON - Cargo operations are being severely

Preliminary statistics released Monday by the Secretaria de Hacienda y Credito Publico - Mexico's Fi

Swedish Environment Minister Anna Lindh on Tuesday slammed British/Dutch oil company Shell for plann

New York Mercantile Exchange - June 20, 1995 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High

Ports may build them, but the ocean carriers may not come to them. The ocean carriers may ju

Ukraine has begun a painful reform of its energy sector, promising an end to years of destabilizing