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A federal mediator said talks have resumed between striking coal miners and the operators of bitumin

Tanker owners on the Rhine river are fighting a plan by the North Atlantic Treaty Organization to us

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

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Taiwan's Cabinet approved a plan to inject about US$750 million of fresh capital into the island's h

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Insurance companies will form fewer close relationships with independent law firms in an effort to c

As of Aug. 12, 1993 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained

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JAPAN SEEKS CHINA CORN TO FILL IN FOR US GOODS Japan's trading companies continue to seek

Canadian Prime Minister Kim Campbell has rejected a compromise plan for enforcing environmental rule

Aug. 12, 1993 Copper Total, 109,102. Gold Total, .2,448,304.Silver To

American President Lines will begin sailing from the former U.S. naval base at Subic Bay this month.

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Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp., the Furukawa Electric Co. and Itochu Corp. have finalized a join

British Columbia's forest industry hopes to overcome a European Community ban on Canadian green wood

As congestion grows at Indonesia's main port in Jakarta, the government is proposing to expand and u

Damage from a major earthquake in Guam last weekend is creating problems for AmericanPresident Lines

When Marie-Jose Mallet-Terrier, assistant director of the legal department at the French haute coutu

United Airlines said it will cut the number of departures at Orlando International Airport in Florid

Interpool Inc., which leases intermodal dry containers and container chassis, said second-quarter in

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1349 (Aug. 12, 1993) Previous day - 1344 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

The shipping accident in Tampa Bay means lost time, lost cargo and lost money for shippers and cargo

Significant exports of copper concentrate to Asia and Europe from British Columbia will be suspended

An analysis of containerships in operation over the last five years indicates that 20 percent of the

The estates of bankrupt motor carriers were handed a victory this week when a federal appeals court

This tiny, landlocked nation hopes this weekend to shed its image as a country of dictatorships and

Three Weeks Ended Aug. 7, 1993, vs. Similar 1992 Period Cars CarsLoaded Loaded

Trans World Airlines, having taken a giant step on the road to recovery with a federal bankruptcy co

AT&T LAUNCHES CHINA BUSINESS UNITBEIJING - American Telephone & Telegraph Co. launch

When Cray Research Inc. cracked the Southeast Asian market for the first time this week, it reflecte

The Clinton administration's goals are to take the leadership role in world trade while improving th

International Petroleum Exchange Aug. 12, 1993Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

Dallas will renew its quest to become a center for trade in North America by convening the first ann

U.S. electric output totaled 66,316 gigawatt hours in the week ended Aug. 7, down 5.6 percent from t

India may get a contract to modernize three oil refineries in each with a capacity to process 6 mill

Far from being intimidated by attacks on its property and motivation, Cargill Inc. continues to look

NIGERIAN OIL WORKERS THREATEN TO STRIKELAGOS, Nigeria - Nigeria's powerful oil workers union