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Interest in Southeast Asia's sole surviving energy-futures contract is dwindling rapidly as traders

With a Sino-British agreement in hand at last, long-running disputes on Hong Kong's air and containe

A group of House maritime-industry proponents is warning the Federal MaritimeCommission that

A "good Samaritan" bill that protects a vessel from litigation when it is assisting a vessel in dist

Ten bullets ripped through the office of a stevedoring employer early Tuesday, missing the man who e

TAIWAN-CHINA TRADE UP IN FIRST 4 MONTHS OF '94TAIPEI, Taiwan - Indirect trade between Taiwan

Imagine going back in time 30 years - to an era when the United States was still brash, confident an

Chinese President Li Peng, in Germany this week on an official visit, has awarded billions of deutsc

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Latin America may have been around for millennia, but it's suddenly awash in visiting salesmen as if

BEST PUTS MET LIFE'S RATING UNDER REVIEWOLDWICK, N.J. - The A.M. Best Co. has placed under r

A booming electronics industry helped Singapore's non-oil exports jump 30.6 percent in May over the

Not always of the same mind when it comes to U.S. textile policy, textile and apparel manufacturers

A strike that threatened to cripple Norwegian oil production was stopped after 10 hours, when the Os

Russians can now buy shares of state companies for cash as the biggest privatization campaign in his

U.S. construction spending rose 0.9 percent in May to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $504.2 bi

July 1, 1994 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.

Japanese roasters say they don't have plans to raise wholesale coffee prices in response to the crop

A Pfizer Inc. unit will pay the government more than $10.75 million to settle claims that it made fa

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Thursday at 230.39 up 1.01 w

Maersk Line has given $150,000 to the State University of New York MaritimeCollege at Fort S

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In a move underscoring the growing integration of manufacturing operations in North America, a Briti

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Oil companies that want to lock in the current low freight rates in the tanker market by negotiating

After 125 years of reliance on the current air-braking system, U.S. railroads are on the verge of go

(1) DAILY INDEX Annual Smoothed percent +13.026/27 102.26/28 102.06/29

GAS INDEX RISES TO $1.80 FOR JULYNEW YORK - Natural Gas Clearinghouse reported that

The U.S. oil industry expects to win a lawsuit aimed at overturning a new federal program to promote

Tenneco Inc. and a consortium of Argentine energy companies next year will start building a $600 mil

Demand for Indonesian coffee may rise on the back of the frost that recently hit Brazil as coffee ro

Taking a step forward in its delayed port-privatization process, Mexico's transport ministry has ann

The Massachusetts Port Authority said it set a record for container traffic at both its Moran Termin

APPLE COMPUTER INC. (New York) - Frank Seiji Sanda, a former Motorola Inc. executive, was named pres

The European Commission is seeking an early meeting with EU governments to explain its new, tougher

Seven federal agencies regulate the shipment of infectious material, yet anyone can freely ship unla

Danzas AG, the Swiss air and ocean forwarding firm, is expanding its standard air-freight product, k

A U.S. district court judge in Washington has dismissed a $50 million damage lawsuit filed by United

Textile and apparel importers say the proposed rules of origin are more transparent, but they also c

Understanding Telecommunications Technologies for Non-Engineers. July 12-13. San Francisco Hilton Ho