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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

Amoco (UK) Exploration Co. plans to add around 275 million cubic feet a day to U.K. natural gas outp

Japan must act quickly to open its protected public construction market if it is to avoid U.S. sanct

The Environmental Protection Agency is investigating why it took a Superfund cleanup contractor more

The Malaysian economy will grow a better-than-expected 8.3 percent this year as it picks up speed af

NAVY AWARDS CONTRACT TO ALPHA MARINEWASHINGTON - The Navy's Military Sealift Command

U.S. Transportation Secretary Federico Pena is supporting the idea of providing freight service in R

Automatic train control systems will improve railroads' telecommunications and traffic management an

Nigeria's rate of inflation stood at 54.3 percent in June, according to official data released by th

SWIFT TRANSPORTATION POSTS JUMP IN PROFITSPARKS, Nev. - Swift Transportation Co., th

Too little attention has been given to the commercial benefits of the U.S.-flag fleet in this year's

The leading U.S. producer of apple juice said Mexico has become its largest international customer j

IRAN WILL PRODUCE AT OPEC QUOTA LEVELSLONDON - Iran's Oil Ministry has issued a stat

A Japanese steamship line that shuttles cargo from Yokohama, Japan, to Vostochny in the Russian Far

Despite the recent political upheaval in Russia, the first of a series of food aid shipments are bei