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More than 30 percent of the employees of Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., including several senior officer

Air cargo traffic between the United States and Japan is still falling, further depressing an alread

The busy fall shipping season has sent intermodal companies on a mad dash to scoop up trailers, cont

The presidents of Mexico, Venezuela and Colombia and leaders of 13 countries in the Caribbean are me

AILING HAWAIIAN AIR REPORTS RISE IN TRAFFICHONOLULU - Financially troubled Hawaiian

A World Bank unit said Tuesday it approved its first investment in Kazakhstan, taking a 20 percent e

The European Community was thrown into confusion Tuesday by French brinkmanship over a long-awaited

U.S. telecommunications companies are jockeying for position in the Mexican market ahead of the 1996

A half-century ago, at the age of 29, Mercedes Sanchez was left a widow. She had nine children and a

China is stepping up cooperation with Indonesia in both coal and oil. A letter of intent was

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U.S. and Japanese officials have little hope of settling a long-running dispute over bidding for pub

French unions Tuesday put on their biggest show of force since conservatives won power in March, dis

EVERGREEN SEEKS DELAY IN CHINESE SANCTIONSEvergreen International Airlines asked the

Oct. 12, 1993 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Mike Espy visited the Kinokuniya Supermarket in Tokyo Tuesday in a bid

A congressman Tuesday introduced legislation to require towing vessels on inland waterways to carry

ALEXANDER & ALEXANDER SERVICES INC. (New York) - Donald L. Seeley was named president and chief exec

The helicopter hovered in over a slick of nearly 13,000 gallons of Alberta crude about 20 miles off

SEAWAY PORT AUTHORITY ELECTS VICE PRESIDENTDULUTH, Minn. - Duluth banking executive

Carlyle Group, a Washington-based investment firm whose partners include former top-ranking U.S. pol

U.S. imported natural gas supplies for the 1993-94 winter heating season should be "adequate" to mee

China's speeding auto industry appears to have blown a tire or two in the face of tough outside comp

DEVELOPMENT GROUP POSTS PROFIT IN CHINASHANGHAI, China - An unusual experiment in re

Western-produced petrochemicals, over the decade, will become less cost- competitive in the Asian ma

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TEXACO'S BUTANE EXPORTS FROM WASHINGTON RISENEW YORK - Texaco exports of butane from

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U.S. exporters frustrated by complex import regulations in the booming markets of the Pacific Rim wi

Tuesday, Oct. 12, 1993 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

With French policy in the global trade negotiations growing more erratic and obstructionist with eve

Columbia Gas Co.'s heating customers in western Maryland may be a bit confused by their bills this w

Big Rivers Electric Corp. has canceled its coal-hauling contracts with a trucking company owned by a

WORLD COTTON OUTPUT IS PREDICTED TO CLIMBNEW DELHI, India - The world's annual cotto

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

German-owned BASF Corp. and Allied-Signal Inc. Tuesday announced their letter of intent to combine t

Centocor Inc. said Tuesday that German investigators found that its drug Panorex, also known as 17-1

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