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The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Tuesday at 230.40 up 2.63 wh

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GLOSSARY AR: American Tanker RateSchedule RevisedRS: American Tanker Rate Schedule

MORRISON, MAHONEY & MILLER (San Francisco) - William Duncan was named a partner in this admiralty la

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CN North America has put up for sale hundreds of miles of marginal trackage in Eastern Canada, mainl

AIRBORNE EXPRESS (Wilmington, Ohio) - Bob Morgenfeld was promoted to senior vice president of flight

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The Clinton administration and Congress are debating what appear likely to be the biggest changes in

U.S. firms seeking to advertise and market their products in Egypt should keep the following tips in

Portland General Electric will start removing radioactive steam generatorsfrom the Trojan nu

South Korea is a land of beer drinkers and now appears to be a good time for U.S. brewers to try to

COFFEE FUTURES SOAR TO SEVEN-YEAR HIGHNEW YORK - Coffee futures skyrocketed Wednesda

The U.S. Department of Agriculture Wednesday targeted 74 nations and regions for sales of 24.59 mill

General Re Corp. is set to become the third-largest reinsurer in the world, after forming a new comp

When Michael Angelo's Gourmet Foods Inc. ran out of room in Vista, Calif., just outsideSan Diego, it

Colombia has 5 million 60-kilogram bags of top-quality coffee stocks for export if supply from curre

As of June 29, 1994 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from s

China is not prepared to open its domestic coastal and inland waterways routes as part of terms to a

EXPLOSION ROCKS IRANIAN OIL PORTNICOSIA, Cyprus - An explosion shook Bandar Khomeini

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French chateau owners cannot prevent competing wine producers, working lands traditionally belonging

Taking its cue from U.S. protests, the European Union on Wednesday warned South Korea of growing pre

Midwest shippers have cleaned away debris, settled with insurers and gotten on with business. But mo

Workers for the one nonunion stevedoring company operating on the Port of Houston's public docks hav

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New Haven Terminal Inc., one of Connecticut's largest port operators, said Wednesday that it would f

The Louisiana Legislature voted this week to form a committee to study whether more state-licensed M

The scourge of the 17th-century Caribbean has returned to haunt Port Georgetown. Armed river

Already claiming the title as world's No. 1 manufacturer of steel containers, China this week formal

A new company has leased the Delaware River docks at the old U.S. Steel's Fairless Works in Bucks Co

The Jamaican government has delayed the privatization of Air Jamaica by three months because of chan

MARK IV UNIT GETS PACT FOR PA. TURNPIKE TOLLSAMHERST, N.Y. - A Mark IV Industries' u

When video-game enthusiasts race to buy "Street Fighter II," due for release next week, they can pro

The oldest tenet of real-estate agents is "location, location, location." The government of this his

China's crude imports fell in the first five months of the year compared with the similar period a y

UKRAINE OKS ACCORD ON NUCLEAR SAFEGUARDSVIENNA, Austria - Ukraine has agreed in prin