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The Ibn-Zahr plant in Saudi Arabia will produce nearly 3.5 million metric tons of methyl tertiary bu

The state attorney general's office has asked Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Massachusetts for a detail

Brazilian state oil company Petrobras SA has signed a letter of intent to exchange Brazilian agricul

The House Energy and Commerce Committee Tuesday approved legislation to prevent insurance industry d

German and U.S. negotiators were scrambling Tuesday to reach an agreement on their bilateral aviatio

Failure to reach agreement in global trade talks later this year could lead to a stock market slump

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The European Community Commission Tuesday said it wouldn't launch antitrust probes of two European t

The U.S. dollar remained confined to a narrow trading range Tuesday, marginally higher against the d

Insurers, shippers and the Federal Bureau of Investigation recently met in New York to discuss what

Ships approaching California ports could face new route restrictions or vessel traffic regulations i

Economic development managers for the state of Alaska said they were unable to get Alaskan cargo mov

Ashland Petroleum Co., a division of Ashland Oil Inc., has introduced a cleaner-burning, low-sulfur

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

Jacob D. Wood, president, chief operating officer and board member of Werner Enterprises Inc., resig

The Interstate Commerce Commission voted Wednesday to exempt railroads from filing tariffs for movem

World Airways said it will take delivery of its first MD-11 freighter next April, making it the firs

Nippon Fine Chemical Co., Tokyo, has opened a liaison office in St. Paul to study the U.S. market fo

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange and New York Mercantile Exchange Tuesday signed a joint clearing agr

The number of automobiles handled by the Port of Philadelphia increased over the summer, and as a re

China is forecasting a trade deficit of between US$6 billion and US$8 billion this year, as imports

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Overcrowding that delayed unloading of tankers at the Chinese Port of Ningbo by almost a month this

TRANSCO, NATIONAL POWER CLOSE SALE OF TEVCOHOUSTON - Transco Energy Co. has closed t

U.S. inventory of butadiene totaled 199 million pounds in September, up 50 million from August's lev

Unresolved contract issues have put CP Rail System's Soo Line operating unit and the United Transpor

Schenker International Inc. said it recently became the first freight forwarder and logistics concer

French farmers are turning up the pressure on the French government to obtain modifications to the U

Six months after it went online, the computerized system used by the Federal Maritime Commission to

CMB NV, Belgium's biggest transport and shipping group, said it suffered a net loss of 527 million f

Tidewater Inc., which owns the world's largest fleet of marine vessels servicing the offshore energy

Cargo underwriters will be urged to learn more about storage arrangements for goods in transit while

Insurance agents Tuesday rejected the U.S. comptroller of the currency's call for stripping away res

U.S. business spokesmen said Tuesday that they "welcome" President Clinton's decision to allow U.S.

U.S. farm production expenditures totaled $145.3 billion last year, 1.3 percent less than the 1991 t

President Clinton deployed all the political weapons at his disposal Tuesday in a masterfully design

Plans by Pakistan to develop a decent road network have taken a sharp turn with a decision by the ca

From suppliers of lumber for farming houses to manufacturers of specialty construction items like ai

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