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In a possible compromise, the Congressional Office of Technology Assessment may be required to study

China's largest commercial center and port, Shanghai, is making strenuous efforts to regain its prem

UP AIMS TO CUT 250 JOBS VIA BUYOUTSOMAHA - Union Pacific Railroad has offered its wh

Freightliner Corp. stretched its lead in the heavy truck industry with strong September sales as all

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Australian and Argentine farmers are losing billions of dollars in income as the trans-Atlantic trad

Air France's first trans-Atlantic freighter flight in more than a week was scheduled to arrive in Ne

The Clinton administration Tuesday found itself backing away from a proposed rise in transportation

Likening inspectors of supertankers to truck mechanics, a federal appeals court upheld a lower court

Denmark posted a provisional seasonally adjusted 2.884 billion-kroner ($434 million) trade surplus i

Getting paid for sales in Mexico usually requires some running around. It means showing up in person

Each day, a heavy plastic bag stuffed with fabric arrives at the seamstress' front door. The

The health insurance industry is hiring political operatives in key states to lobby against the Clin

Foreign brokers on Tuesday welcomed India's decision to let them conduct business on behalf of overs

Canadian shipowners are up in arms over the loss to competing foreign-flag operators of a contract t

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Valero Energy Corp.'s board of directors has approved a proposal to acquire Valero Natural Gas Partn

Supplies of heating oil and other distillate fuels are expected to be ''adequate" to meet rising U.S

State Senator Guy J. Velella, R-C, chairman of the Senate Insurance Committees, will be the keynote

CODA SHAREHOLDERS OK ACQUISITION BY ACEHAMILTON, Bermuda - Shareholders of Corporate

Tioxide Group, a major titanium dioxide pigment producer and a wholly owned subsidiary of Imperial C

American Crystal Sugar Co.'s growers were 99 percent finished with this year's harvest as of Monday.

Environmental impact studies and engineering assessments have delayed the construction of a new West

The future of Lloyd's of London may be settled later today when members decide whether to allow comp

After enduring months of tough talk by U.S. trade officials, Japan finally got a chance to hit back

Global investors eager for a relatively low-risk stake in China's future could play a vital role in

Ministers from the 14-member Cairns Group of agricultural exporting nations warned Monday that there

The United States and China stepped back from a major confrontation over aviation rights Monday when

Canadian wheat producers are here this week trying to defuse a substantial threat of trade action by

Venezuela, in an effort to amicably resolve a bitter dispute over the European banana market, is to

Oct. 18, 1993 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

DATA STANDARDS GROUP ELECTS SEA-LAND OFFICIALWASHINGTON - An executive from Sea-Land

A new study ordered by the U.S. Interior Department confirms potentially dangerous flaws in the oil

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Friday at 217.98 off 0.35 which compares w

A recent study undertaken by Du Pont's 76-year-old Chambers Works plant in Deepwater, N.J., has show

The Internal Revenue Service Monday issued new regulations that allow hedging transactions to be tre

The United Nations is unlikely to lift the ban on Iraq's oil exports despite Baghdad's new flexibili

Container traffic between Europe and the Far East is booming as Asian importers switch from high-pri