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Motorola Inc. said Monday that it is participating in a project with Malaysia's Ministry of the Envi

Japan and Spain are due to receive their first 1993 bulk shipments of U.S. soda ash. Cargo i

Phibro Energy, a division of Salomon Inc., Tuesday said it will lease in its entirety the 2.2-millio

A group of dissenting holders of municipal bonds issued by the now-defunct Executive Life Insurance

The 4,097-gross ton cement carrier Ocean Prima sustained a damaged stem in a collision with fishing

Jim Hagen, chairman, president and chief executive of Consolidated Rail Corp., met with securities a

The strategic south west African port of Walvis Bay and its offshore islands, currently under joint

As the United States prepares to lift its trade embargo against Vietnam, U.S. companies are preparin

In expectation of a renewal of normalized relations between the United States and Vietnam, a Califor

CRUDE FUTURES TOP $18 FOR SEPTEMBER DELIVERYNEW YORK - Light, sweet crude oil future

The U.S. Navy said Tuesday that Iraq's release of merchant ships, stranded in the Port of Basra for

Faced with a potential loss of automotive business stemming from downsizing at General Motors Corp.,

Navistar International Corp., the nation's sales leader in the North American sale of medium and hea

The state of New Jersey has brokered a settlement that closes the book on a bevy of cases alleging t

The story, "Diesel Dye Law Likely to Spark Confusion," which appeared Tuesday on Page 7B, was based

China plans to speed up moves to bring domestic petroleum and natural gas prices in line with prices

The coffee export retention plan hammered out in Uganda should push New York futures to about 90 cen

The International Fertilizer Development Center said its program in Romania recently auctioned 10,22

In an effort to help finance several expansion projects planned or under way, the Port of Long Beach

Aug. 17, 1993 RESELLER RACKUnleaded Mid- Premium-Unlead Pre

British Gas PLC, the world's biggest gas company, should be split up and divest its gas trading acti

ITT HARTFORD DOUBLES CROP BUSINESS VOLUMEITT Hartford Insurance Group moved to doubl

California citrus producers are reaping the rewards of steady exports, particularly to Japan, the in

A Clinton administration plan to hand over roughly 200 acres of U.S. Navy land to the Port of Oaklan

An investigation was under way Monday into the cause of a three-vessel accident that caused an oil s

Faced with time and equipment constraints, the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey is working to

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

A government report calling for total deregulation of the maritime industry is a natural outgrowth o

The former head of the National Urban League, Vernon E. Jordan, has lobbied the White House on behal

The Bangladesh currency, the taka, will be fully convertible by Oct. 1, although experts fear some i

CHINA-UK TALKS SHOW NO SIGNS OF PROGRESSBEIJING - Chinese and British negotiators en

1366 (Aug. 16, 1993) Previous day - 1355 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Friday at 213.18 up 0.65 which compares wi

Aug. 16, 1993 This table shows the vessels scheduled to call at U.S. coal terminals and the

China's oil production grew by 130,000 barrels a day in the first half of 1993 to 2.91 million b/d,

The container-bulk carrier that ran aground outside Baltimore is due in New York today, said a spoke

Pay increases in Britain's manufacturing industry fell to just 2.3 percent in the second quarter of

The French film industry believes it can milk a new taste for European chic among well-to-do middle

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Some of the men who worked at the Cammell Laird shipyard here have joked that there is a worrisome o