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Amoco Corp. will participate in a $52 million government-business project that will develop software

The head of the California Coastal Commission based his recent rejection of Chevron's request for re

Jordan's imports rose by 10 percent to 2.45 billion dinars ($3.47 billion) last year and Iraq remain

A national center to promote discussion on Asian-U.S. trade is being established in Seattle.

Propelled by vast restructuring measures and lower labor costs, Western German productivity per hour

A senior British official Wednesday criticized the European Union for its ''intolerable" quotas on C

The U.S. Coast Guard believes that 14 U.S. Army vehicles that rolled off a barge tow into the Missis

The law requiring truck rates to be filed at the Interstate CommerceCommission does not prot

Lufthansa German Airlines has opened a new cargo hub in Moscow to serve Russia and the other republi

A strike by 2,400 members of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners against transportation

UAL Corp.'s second-largest shareholder plans to vote against the proposed employee buyout of United

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York and other sources, are selling r

As Mexico prepares to publish this month proposed labeling requirements for food and nonalcoholic dr

Some $10 billion to $15 billion may be currently circulating within the Russian Federation, the rubl

The Maritime Administration should be careful not to place U.S.-flag ships at a competitive disadvan

Canada's Imperial Oil Ltd. plans to announce layoffs by the end of this month in its Calgary resourc

Patchy rainfall across rural Australia this week failed to break a drought that economists fear coul

The removal of just 15 ships from the world's fleet of very-large crude carriers would be sufficient

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Builders Transport officials said this week the company is well on the way to meeting revenue projec

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Greece is leading a charge by top maritime nations to prevent protectionist shipping measures from b

Oil infrastructure near the epicenter of Monday's earthquake in southern Colombia suffered no major

With the few possessions they have bundled under their arms, increasing numbers of illegal immigrant

A large Mexican pork processor has set up shop in the United States in a move that putsthe company c

The board of directors of Alexander & Alexander Services Inc. Tuesday named Frank G. Zarb as chairma

Cuts in import tariffs under the pending Uruguay Round world trade agreement would reduce revenue to

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The 25 member countries of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) agreed o

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A highway safety advocacy group is claiming yet-to-be-released National Highway Traffic Safety Admin

China will stop futures trading in gasoline, diesel, crude oil and heavy crude in Shanghai, said off

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Bartering holds growing promise in Asia as more nations turn to an age-old practice to help finance

The American Bureau of Shipping has extended its SafeHull system for evaluating the design of vessel

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LEAK FORCES SHUTDOWN OF NORTH SEA PLATFORMLONDON - Oil production at British Petrole