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A towboat and barge will serve as a temporary ferry while the pontoon bridge across Grand River at B

Cargo moved through the Port of Gulfport more than doubled in April, to 178,264 tons from 82,376 ton

KENTUCKY TRUCK WRECK SPEWS TOXIC FUMESBROOKS, Ky. - A tractor-trailer hauling 3,800

The Teamsters union, its coffers at a dangerously low level, unveiled an aggressive belt-tightening

Rep. William O. Lipinski, D-Ill., a consistent opponent of last year's British Air investment in USA

The apparent durability of the rally in coffee futures prices in London and New York has prompted co

Goods traffic at the world's largest port, Rotterdam, increased almost 3 million tons in the first q

The reprieves for Brazilian state-owned general cargo carrier Companhia de Navegacao Lloyd Brasileir

Eighteen shackled stowaways were removed from a hotel in Newark, N.J., to an undisclosedlocation Wed

Many Iranian foreign exchange houses in Tehran have shut down after the government slapped them with

Indian Prime Minister P.V. Narasimha Rao, stepping up his campaign to win U.S. support for the world

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Argentina has taken the final step to open its $300 million marine insurance market to foreign compe

As South Korea looks in its economic crystal ball, it sees labor-intensive manufacturing continuing

HOUSE ENERGY COMMITTEE APPROVES SUPERFUND BILLWASHINGTON - The Energy and Commerce C

Increases in transportation, food and in health and personal care pushed Canadian consumer prices up

SALT LAKE CITY AIRPORT TO REQUEST OK FOR FEESALT LAKE CITY - The fast-growing Salt L

SEA-LAND SERVICE INC. (Liberty Corner, N.J.) - Arno H.F. Dimmling, a longtime executive with Crowley

Top executives of the Union Pacific Railroad met here Tuesday with port directors from Los Angeles a

New York Mercantile Exchange - May 18, 1994 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

ROOF COLLAPSE HALTS WORK AT INDIA PLANTNEW DELHI, India - India's Nuclear Power Corp

China's biggest spot market for nonferrous metals opened here on Wednesday, with members accounting

The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Tuesday at 229.53 off 0.96 w

U.S. payments arrears to international aid agencies may start posing a threat to U.S. exporters whos

Dockworkers in France returned to work at French ports on Wednesday after striking for 24 hours on T

Indonesia called Wednesday for increased cooperation between industrial and other nations in the Asi

Sweden's retail sales rose 0.2 percent in March, compared with March 1993, the Central Bureau of Sta

With a deadline two weeks away, the Clinton administration is weighing a compromise on trade sanctio

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In a break from the past, California proponents of "most-favored-nation" trading status for China ar

Auto parts manufacturers and distributors ran into a number of problems in the early stage of their

Hoping to ride the coattails of the Big Three automakers into the Mexican market, more than 175 auto

A compromise between two subcommittee chairmen has allowed the House Public Works and Transportation

SHIPPING LINE FORMED IN FUJIAN PROVINCEXIAMEN, China - Xiamen Oceangoing Transport C

The state Senate transportation committee will hold a hearing at the statehouse here today on two bi

Petroleos de Venezuela SA hopes to work out its first production-sharing agreements with private for

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Thailand has overtaken Australia as a more cost-competitive producer of raw sugar, James Fry, U.K. c

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