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NY-NJ PORT IN TALKS TO REOPEN TERMINALThe Port Authority of New York & New Jersey is in the

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

The European Commission probably will approve a massive but highly controversial government cash inj

Linda Morgan, President Clinton's first nominee to the Interstate CommerceCommission, has be

Wednesday Apr. 13, 1994 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represen

South Korea's continued push toward high-tech self-sufficiency has yielded another million dollar sa

The European Commission began legal action against Greece Wednesday over its trade blockade of the f

China's telecommunication minister unveiled plans Wednesday to build two nationwide digital informat

Tight soybean supplies caused by shipping delays in Brazil have forced crushers in Europe to cut bac

1253 (Apr. 13, 1994) Previous day - 1246 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

The Port Everglades Authority Commission has quietly and unanimously removed the port's largest non-

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

Cleaning up this year's major oil spill off San Juan is expected to cost the government $65 million

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An unexpected strike by office workers has closed down the Port of Sacramento, a bulk facility servi

William A. Franke, chairman of America West Airlines, said the carrier cannot afford to play "chicke

Burlington Northern Railroad will complete restructuring of its intermodal activities Monday when it

Canadian motor carriers have been unable to cross the U.S.-Mexico border despite a memorandum of und

France posted a preliminary seasonally adjusted current account surplus of 16.1 billion francs (US$2

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International Petroleum Exchange Apr. 13, 1994Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

In unusually forceful language, AFL-CIO president Lane Kirkland Wednesday denounced U.S. corporation

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Six international utility companies are likely to form consortia to bid for a 60 percent stake in Ma

Peabody Coal Co. will lay off about 30 employees at its headquarters in this western Kentucky city a

The U.S. market for water-soluble polymers, spurred by demand for environmentally friendlier process

Allowing the private sector to operate the West Port complex at Malaysia's Port of Kelang should spe

NAVIERAS DE PUERTO RICO DEFENDS SILENCE ON SALESAN JUAN, Puerto Rico - After months

Dutch retail sales rose a provisional 1.8 percent in February compared with February 1993, according

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Resumption of large volume coal shipments in the East and continued record coal trafficin the West h

Uzbekistan has stepped up the currency reforms it announced Nov. 15 by banning use of the Russian ru

German retail sales rose a real 1 percent in February (1985=100) from a year earlier, unchanged from

Apr. 13, 1994 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

Indian Prime Minister P.V. Narasimha Rao will focus on foreign investment in his planned visit to th

Mexico is selling an increasing proportion of its crude oil to the United States, according to a Pet

One U.S. metals trader is taking a close look at the region of Israel where the infamous cities of S

There was an unusually high drawdown in U.S. oil inventories in the first quarter of 1994, which red

Oil refiners in Asia can expect to enjoy healthier margins as crude oil prices continue to lag, indu

CUSTOMS WORKERS CALL STRIKE IN AUSTRALIACANBERRA, Australia - Australian customs wor