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Texas Eastern Transmission Corp. has filed to withdraw two capacity lease applications pending befor

In Georgia, where some bugs have grown to resist pesticides, farmers use flame-spouting blow torches

Matson Navigation Co. is increasing its ocean freight rates by 3.5 percent next year, the company an

Maritime executives from eight Asian countries or territories met this week in Tokyo through the Asi

China is providing more than $300 million to help its money-losing coal industry shed excess labor a

Slovakia's consumer price index rose 2.4 percent in October from the previous month, marking the sec

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Construction to create new commercial cargo facilities at a former U.S. naval base in the Philippine

One of two Venezuelan Line ships seized last week remains under arrest in Rotterdam, but an executiv

Pakistan plans to reorganize the country's standards institution to keep pace with global requiremen

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York, are selling rates among trading

PANEL HEARS DEBATE ON DIESEL FUEL PRICESWASHINGTON - Fuel companies and truckers too

Owning a cement factory may be the next best thing to having an oil well in Saudi Arabia. Th

The European Community's ambitious plan to rescue its beleaguered steel industry was in tatters Thur

The Delaware River Port Authority on Wednesday adopted a five-year plan to merge the competing Phila

Canada soon may be awash in excess ethylene capacity. That could be the result of Dow Chemic

Nov. 18, 1993 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

COFFEE FUTURES SURGE ON BRAZIL AUCTIONNEW YORK - Coffee futures roared ahead on opti

Ukrrichflot, a state-owned shipping company that provides freight and passenger services on the Dnie

Thursday Nov. 18, 1993 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represent

COORS TO OPEN THE CAP ON 1ST EUROPEAN PLANTGOLDEN, Colo. - Adolph Coors Co., the nat

Negotiators for the United Mine Workers and a coal industry group have reached agreement on the issu

Government ministers from the most powerful economies bordering the Pacific Ocean are expected today

The shutdown by truck owner-operators, originally scheduled to end Wednesday, will continue indefini

1294 (Nov. 18, 1993) Previous day - 1300 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

ANR PIPELINE'S CHIEF RESIGNS HIS POSTNEW YORK - William Vititoe, president and chief

What do you do with a million cubic yards of mud dredged from the bottom of a shipping harbor?

The labor strife that plagued the French port of Marseilles last summer, driving away both ships and

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MOODY'S RAISES RATING ON RELIANCE SUBSIDIARIESNEW YORK - Moody's Investors Service u

A House maritime panel is looking at cargo container taxes, increased oil pollution fees and other w

Although the biggest concern for senior carrier executives meeting in Tokyo today will be the fight

As President Clinton left for a summit meeting with Pacific Rim leaders Thursday, the contentious de

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South Korean business communities have appealed to the government to extend temporary work permits f

Efforts to dredge the badly shoaled Providence River could prod Rhode Island state officials into fo

Workers compensation costs will drop an average 4 percent next year in Maine, marking the first decr

For U.S. business leaders here, the suitcase full of contracts swept up by a German trade mission th

Major cement and copper companies in Mexico, together with Southern Pacific Lines and the Ford Motor

NORFOLK SOUTHERN CHIEF ELECTED AAR CHAIRMANWASHINGTON - David R. Goode, chairman, pr