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The Supreme Court Tuesday agreed to determine whether a dredging company allegedly responsible for t

Efforts to open U.S. natural gas markets to increased competition and efficiency, completed on the f

The trucking industry said it is looking at a $500 million tab to put reflective tape on vehicles, i

The Clinton administration announced two new steps Wednesday to further foster U.S.-Russian business

Russia will introduce planned new high import tariffs on practically all imported products on March

Canada accused the United States of dragging its feet on the implementation of a General Agreement o

MID OCEAN EARNINGS UP IN FIRST QUARTERHAMILTON, Bermuda - First-quarter operating in

Grand Trunk Corp., CN North America's U.S. railway unit, has selected three short-line rail operator

Castle Energy Corp. said output has been gradually cut back at its two U.S. refineries because a cas

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Feb. 23, 1994 RESELLER RACKUnleaded Mid- Premium-Unlead Pre

Greek shipowners have invested heavily in tankers over the past couple of years and now own far more

As of Feb. 23, 1994 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from s

The state government of Bremen is discussing a $2 billion deutsche mark ($1.1 billion) port-moderniz

With Tokyo and Washington embroiled in an escalating trade dispute, Maine sea urchin suppliers and t

The Teamsters union said Tuesday it will file complaints with the Occupational Safety and Health Adm

MIDDLE EAST AIR REJECTS KUWAITI JET SALEBEIRUT, Lebanon - Middle East Airlines, Leba

For the second time in 15 months, Swiss voters turned their backs on Europe with their mandate to ba

South Korea's Hyundai Oil Co. paid less per barrel for its 1993 crude oil purchases than the nation'

Tuesday, Feb. 22, 1994 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

The United States has urged a Japanese nuclear power company to withdraw a promotional cartoon video

China will publish regulations this year allowing and encouraging foreign investment in the long-clo

NEW TAXES DISCOURAGE CHINA COPPER IMPORTSTOKYO - New taxes introduced in China this

Feb. 22, 1994 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

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

Royal Nedlloyd Group NV has increased to 400 million guilders ($210 million) the amount it plans to

The story "Panel Backs Miami as Coffee Delivery Port," on Page 8B Feb. 17, should have stated that U

Despite controversy over missed ship calls this winter, the carriers of the Vessel Sharing Agreement

In the 1994 work plan for Mexico's transport ministry, the long-suffering airport network is slated

Independent shipping lines are striking early in the contest for key importers of consumer goods ove

French border restrictions on fresh fish have unfairly curbed U.S. exports and have forced traders t

A new navigation system using 24 satellites can tell a pilot within inches where his plane is, makin

Japan may accept numerical trade targets if the United States agrees not to enact sanctions against

Canada Tuesday rejected conflict-of-interest charges made by the United States in a bitter dispute o

Feb. 22, 1994 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

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Gov. Mike Sullivan surprised many legislators with the announcement that they had an extra $36 milli

Despite high New York futures, Asian cotton mills are expected to pick up their buying pace as they

The European Union's crude steel output in 1993 was 132.4 million metric tons, up 0.2 percent over 1

Warner Lambert Co. asked the government to investigate South Korea's alleged failure to protect its