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The Clinton administration will propose that 30 percent of the smog-reducing gasoline sold in the na

Brazil's National Privatization Commission may reschedule the sale of Petroquimica Uniao S.A. (PQU)

The Illinois Commerce Commission recently approved environmental complianceplans to allow tw

The Zebra mussel, that scourge of the Great Lakes, is about to become the scourge of the Midwest.

Go East, young man. That's the advice today to Western coal producers, as coal mined in the

The Port of Amsterdam will invest 45.4 million guilders in improvements in 1994, up 8.1 percent over

Ellicott Machine Corp. will ship parts of a $3 million dredgingorder to the government of Paraguay,

The Federal Maritime Commission has warned carriers and consolidators serving the Caribbean and Sout

COLUMBIA RIVER PORTS TO SPLIT COST OF BUOYSPORTLAND, Ore. - The board of commissione

Thailand is offering to assist Cambodia in redevelopment of that country's only deep-sea port at Sih

Waterfront labor leaders in Philadelphia have turned to the National Labor Relations Board in an eff

The 6,000 non-union employees of Emery Worldwide are about to have a very green Christmas with a col

Norwegian shipping company Vard Tuesday said its subsidiary Kloster Cruise Ltd. had signed a letter

Aetna Life & Casualty Co. has named three executive vice presidents who analysts say are likely cont

Sacramento attorney Nancy Myers was less than pleased with her health insurance coverage. He

Trygg-Hansa SPP Holding AB, the consortium that is the majority stockholder for Home Holdings, could

The American Insurance Services Group Inc. will release a study in January showing owners and operat

Standard & Poor's has revised its outlook on Capital Re Corp. and lowered its rating on the company'

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Less than 48 hours before today's deadline in global trade liberalization talks, the United States a

A controversial Agriculture Department study that has been cited as a looming threat to ocean shippi

Chief negotiators from key trading nations were relieved by an eleventh-hour U.S.-European Union dea

Perishable food customers of CSX Transportation Inc. no longer will be billed for detention charges

Set up as a temporary watchdog body in the aftermath of World War II, the General Agreement on Tarif

The chemical and specialty steel industries warned Tuesday that they may not support key trade agree

Strong improvement in its international operations enabled Federal Express Corp. to earn $95.7 milli

AMERICAN TRUCKING ASSOCIATIONS FOUNDATION (Washington) - Michael P. Jackson was named vice president

Efforts to establish intermodal transport services in Russia are being seriously hindered by politic

RAIL BLAST DISRUPTS LONDON RUSH HOURLONDON - British commuters suffered another day

It's a rare senior executive in the railroad industry who has the time or inclination to say "I'm so

A top airport executive said Monday that a nasty battle between the airline industry and the city of

(1) DAILY INDEX Annual Smoothed percent -5.0112/8 93.412/9 93.4 12/10 9

A healthy steel industry is gobbling scrap at rates that have created a severe shortageof gondola ca

Existing fiber-optic technology could be applied within two years to yield bridge warning systems th

Tuesday, Dec. 14, 1993 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

Tuesday Dec. 14, 1993 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representi

The Latin American cargo boom continues at Florida's top airports, but the competition is toughening

Power installation company Van Der Horst Ltd. is rapidly becoming one of Singapore's hottest stocks

The benefits from the shift toward free market economies in South America and the emphasis on non-tr

A South Korean consortium of Korea Petroleum Development Corp. and Yukong Ltd. plans to sign a contr