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Taiwan's pork exports stood at 25,941 metric tons in May, compared with 14,825 metric tons a year ea

Silver Standard Resources Inc. said it has been awarded a joint venture contract by state mining com

The complex, multi-lender financing used to launch Indonesia's giant Paiton private power project wi

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The U.S. dollar declined in slow trading Monday as dealers and bank customers were content to sit ti

The question of how to privatize a bank looms large over the Asian region, so much so that a number

The government of Puerto Rico is on an economic development campaign, touting its labor force and at

2 VESSELS COLLIDE OFF SOUTHERN ENGLANDLONDON - The 24,245-deadweight-metric-ton cont

The business of transporting refrigerated cargo has changed dramatically in the past decade, a Del M

ATLANTIC CONVEYOR IS SOLD TO ACLLONDON - Atlantic Container Line is buying the Atlan

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The Australian government last week launched the long-awaited sale of its national carrier Qantas Ai

China's first insurance college will open for business late this year in Shanghai, with a boost from

Union members at Korea Power Engineering Co. (Kopec), South Korea's nuclear power plant engineering

Tenaska Washington Partners II has suspended construction of a $240 million power plant near Tacoma,

Amtrak President Thomas Downs said the government-owned passenger rail service could be forced into

Australia plans to start privatizing the 22 airports owned and operated by the Federal Airports Corp

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At first sight, this small fashionable seaside resort famous for its movie festival, seems an improb

The Port of Portland, Ore., is pushing ahead with a series of projects to expand the transportation

Kintetsu World Express USA said it has entered into a cooperatives sales and service agreement with

A federal class-action lawsuit was filed here Friday by a former customer of Churchill Truck Lines I

While much of the nation has been transfixed by the O.J Simpson trial, the transportation and agricu

CAROLINA FREIGHT OPENS THREE TERMINALSCHERRYVILLE, N.C. - Carolina Freight Carriers

Friday June 23, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

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

A preliminary report released by a U.S.-Canadian grain commission Thursday probably will lead to add

David Beatson has had a highly productive first year as president and chief executive officer of Eme

Industrial production in Bangladesh is projected to grow more than 10 percent and agriculture 3 perc

With privatization expected to take place as early as next month, Qantas Airways is emphasizing its

If there's one thing cotton shippers desire even more than low ocean freight rates, it is predictabi

Mutual of Omaha's legal department is taking a close look at the name chosen by Walt Disney Co. for

Northwest Airlines is the only U.S. major passenger carrier that still operates freighters.

CHUBB & SON INC. (Warren, N.J.) - John Pacheco Jr. has joined the company as senior vice president a

In the opinion of several fresh fruit and vegetable growers and exporters, there is plenty of room f

International efforts to raise the quality of ships' crews and reduce the number of maritime acciden

Idle cranes sit stories high over vast stretches of gleaming concrete at the once-congested Peterson

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A U.S. Supreme Court decision to keep mum on foreign arbitration requirements has turned the whole n