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Berjuntai Tin Dredging has stopped mining tin because the price of the metal is too low, a company o

A Japanese-American company that buys building materials in the Pacific Northwest and ships them to

Longshoremen at the Port of Montreal delayed negotiations with their employers group until they elec

Insurance claims for aircraft losses continued to rise in 1993 for the fourth consecutive year, Lond

The United States and Japan failed again Tuesday to break a stalemate in talks to reach four trade a

New York state and oil industry officials are worried that the U.S. Coast Guard won't have the Hudso

Gordon M. Ward, the shipboard engineer who successfully led a rank-and-file movement that toppled th

Consumer confidence rose for the third straight month in January, but nagging worries about job oppo

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The nation's airlines want the U.S. Postal Service to delay awarding a new two-year contract to tran

COMMERCE: MALAYSIA DUMPING STEEL PIPEWASHINGTON - The U.S. Department of Commerce ha

U.S. coal producers don't need to fear the loss of their domestic electric utility customers to a fl

The Ohio Supreme Court soon will be making a decision that may prevent Ohio Power from continuing to

Hardly a week goes by without China announcing the discovery of more coal reserves or expansion of e

The unprecedented slump in European coal imports over the past year has had a predictable knock-on e

The Abu Dhabi ruling family has formally withdrawn its claims to more than $400 million in assets in

A high-level Canadian Transport Ministry official has indicated publicly what the maritime industry

It's hard to imagine that just 20 years ago, U.S. railroads were staring nationalization in the face

Maryland shippers, looking to shave transport costs, are backing Maryland Midland Railway's bid to a

B.J. Habibie, Indonesian science and technology minister, said the main contractor for the Natuna na

You've heard the old aphorism that "your weakness is your strength." Of course, the reverse

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

Jan. 25, 1994 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

The Defense Department has canceled a plan to spend $20 million on large-scale human trials of a con

Jan. 25, 1994 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

The simultaneous loss of two satellites is an event insurers have long dreaded. It happened on Monda

Major property and casualty insurers may not have enough capital to pay the claims that could result

NISSAN TO OPERATE NEW KNOCKDOWN PLANTTOKYO - Nissan Motor Co. will start knockdown p

As U.S. and Japanese negotiators work furiously to conclude agreements on access to Japan's markets

JAPAN-U.S. EDUCATIONAL COMMISSION (Tokyo) - Samuel Shepherd was named executive director of the comm

Despite harsh weather and environmental concerns, the dredging of New Haven harbor will be completed

Maritime safety experts will be turning their attention Wednesday to the ''human factor" in maritime

SPILL COULD WORSEN AT FRANK FACILITY IN NJNEW YORK - Government officials Monday wer

The London-based brokerage firm of Nicholson Leslie BankAssure expects to file Wednesday its latest

UPS LOSES MILLIONS FROM WEATHER, QUAKEATLANTA - United Parcel Service estimated that

BDP International Inc. has a new joint venture called BDP Asia Pacific Ltd. in Hong Kong with Havi G

Growing domestic prices for petroleum products may force Russia to import products in February, a Fu

New Asian oil refineries could provide some challenge to Singapore this year, but its refiners will

The campaign by Omani Oil Minister Said al-Shanfari to win support for output cuts by non-OPEC count