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An environmental activist filed a lawsuit to block two proposed Wayne County chemical plants, saying

Compulsory insurance coverage for ships operating in U.K. waters is under consideration by the Briti

Rep. W.J. "Billy" Tauzin, D-La., has gone as far over the Coast Guard's head as he can in his latest

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For the third consecutive day, the Journal of Commerce Industrial Index rose to a new high, hitting

Bank Negara, the Malaysian central bank, will implement a two-tier regulatory system for commercial

In what some analysts believe is a last chance, China has selected 100 state- owned companies for a

The fierce battle for market share between Federal Express and United Parcel Service isexpanding to

FRANCE STARTS SELLING ITS STAKE IN RENAULTPARIS - France began selling off a chunk o

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U.S. makers of construction equipment are well positioned for growth as the world's economy continue

Exporters of Indian shoes are looking to penetrate the American market, banking on better quality th

When BDP International, a Philadelphia-based customs brokerage and freight forwarding company, was h

Local black leaders are quietly working to make the upcoming Summit of the Americas more accessible,

RUSSIA WILL RETAIN EXPORT QUOTA SYSTEMThe Russian minister for foreign economic relations, O

Unocal Corp. said it expects to reduce its corporate staff by about 630 positions over the next two

Taiwan, fearing U.S. trade sanctions, is giving rhino horn dealers one last chance to register their

Production at French aluminum and packaging concern Pechiney's modern aluminum smelter in Dunkirk re

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The United States has warned carriers that they could lose their vessels and cargoes and their crew

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The Norwegian shipping group Wilh. Wilhelmsen Ltd. AS will buy full control of its liner shipping su

A leading Canadian steel executive is pushing forward a proposal to partially privatize the St. Lawr

Prime Minister Jean Chretien leaves here today at the head of a high-powered trade mission to Asia t

The 11 ship inspection companies that earned a place on the Coast Guard minimum standards approval l

Britain and China ended years of wrangling Thursday over financing of Hong Kong's proposed HK$158 bi

A representation battle between the Teamsters union and United Parcel Service that led to a one-day

The writing is on the wall for China's plethora of paper companies. It says: You're in trouble.<

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

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Northern States Power Co. is offering lower rates to new or expanding small businesses under a revis

Insurance company associations were split in their reaction to the report released by John Dingell,

As of Nov. 3, 1994 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from su

Veteran Seamen's Sunday. Nov. 6. New York. Cruise, luncheon, forum. Seamen's Church Institute, 241 W

The Swedish Club, a mutual insurer offering both hull and liability coverage to shipowners, will kee

The railroad industry has sued to force the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes to bargain on

Customs Commissioner George Weise is a man in a hurry. He wants to re- engineer the 200-year-old U.S

NEW ZEALAND CARRIER TO TAKE JAPAN CARGOTOKYO - New Zealand's Translink Pacific Shipp

Transportation unions contribute substantially more to Democrats than Republicans and would stand to

Vietnamese scrambled Thursday to buy American consumer products at the first U.S. trade fair in the