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SEAGULL ENERGY CORP. TO INCREASE GAS DRILLINGHOUSTON - Seagull Energy Corp. will inc

Malaysian cocoa output in 1993 should total about 210,000 metric tons, upfrom 200,000 a year

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In an effort to improve safety standards and boost trade, China is accelerating work on its ship cla

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Investigators for the National Transportation Safety Board are trying to determine why two trains th

A major economic overhaul that would tax Chinese and foreign individuals equally and unify all corpo

A controversial customs fee increase designed to offset the loss of tariff revenue from the North Am

REGIONAL BLOCS CIIC Group (China International Industry and Commerce Meeting: Chinese Real E

QUEBEC INTRODUCES BILL DEREGULATING CONSTRUCTIONMONTREAL - The Quebec government int

The Clinton administration has approved a number of grants to high-technology firms as part of an ad

The nation's railroads are engaged in heated competition for steel products, as U.S. minimill produc

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,230-$1,260per ton lots &

POLLUTION SUITS FILED AGAINST FIRMS IN TEXASHOUSTON - Thousands of Baytown residents

The Senate has approved a bill to let the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Federal Grain Inspection

Kentucky Central Life Insurance Co. is seeking to collect $13.1 million for delinquent loans in two

The European Commission has declared war against unqualified seafarers and is seeking powers to remo

DRY BULK CONFERENCE BEGINS IN NEW YORKNEW YORK - Dry bulk shippers and shipowners wi

Illinois Central Railroad linked the derailment of two locomotives to the nationwide coal strike, bu

Roadway Services Inc. announced last week that it has promoted Daniel J. Sullivan to president and c

On the eve of the congressional vote on the controversial North American Free Trade Agreement, the n

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Stiff European and Canadian competition, flagging Russian business and questionable Chinese sales ar

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A principal difference between motor carriers and railroads is the level of service. A shipp

The Department of Transportation ruled that Japan unlawfully blocked Federal Express Corp. from oper

Legislation to resolve the trucking undercharge controversy is scheduled for action on the House flo

SHELL WON'T COMPLY WITH HAITIAN ORDERPORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti - Shell Oil Co. said last

Philippine President Fidel Ramos hopes to mesmerize potential investors and ease strained trade rela

Information Technology & Competitive Advantage. Nov. 16-18. Three-day seminar sponsored by theCounci

If you love linear bar codes, you probably wore bow ties, carried plastic pocket protectors and had

AMERICAN RE-INSURANCE CO. (Princeton, N.J.) - Barbara Valkovic was named vice president of underwrit

Iannis Kourmatzis looks more like a college professor than a revolutionary. But the new North Americ

EC TO INVESTIGATE AIR FRANCE SUBSIDYPARIS - The European Commission said it will inv

The Port of Seattle will spend $7.2 million to add a second container berth at its Mitsui O.S.K. Lin

Ships flying the Panamanian flag suffered the worst safety record during the third quarter of the ye

Rep. Tom Sawyer, D-Ohio, went home this Veteran's Day to learn how his constituents feel about the N

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Damage to the inland waterway navigation system from the Great Flood of '93 may not be completely kn

The Great Flood briefly suggested a boon, but quickly turned into a nightmare for surface transporta