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Texas ports' tonnage in bagged goods and containers rose in the first quarterfrom a year ear

California insurance regulators hope this week's record-sized raid on more than 153 offices tied to

Shanghai increased prices on Thursday for everything from bus tickets to coal as officials seek to s

Kuwait is actively considering a major overhaul of its method of pricing crude oil sold into the U.S

E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. has reached a final agreement with Imperial Chemical Industries PLC to

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Leaders of Japan's four most powerful business groups decided at an emergency meeting Thursday to re

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Attorneys for drug maker Burroughs Wellcome Co., which is suing two genericdrug makers over

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Wednesday at 207.12 up 1.98 which compares

President Clinton, trying to end the "great drama" that has pitted environmentalists against the tim

RUSSIA MAY SET UP METALS BUFFER STOCKSRussia will propose establishment of a buffer- stock m

Florida's orange groves, trees and new crop fruit show improvement due to frequent rains and afterno

Embattled former airline executive Frank Lorenzo received a setback this week in his efforts to star

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Although a shortage of hard currency is restricting Russian purchases of sugar, substantial amounts

The European Community Thursday came under the captaincy of its most ardent supporter when Belgium a

With sales up almost 40 percent this year, Mack Trucks Inc.'s recovery is on track, the company's ch

Consolidated Rail Corp. said it will add 303 CoilShield cars to its fleet toserve customers

As world leaders gather here early next week to address global economic problems, strains between th

July 1, 1993 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.

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Fireworks sales are illegal in New York, but brazen Fourth-of-July street vendors have popped up on

A $1.5 billion International Monetary Fund loan to Russia moves the United States and Russia one ste

The Yokohama Port Authority Thursday opened a $33 million international cruise terminal at its Osanb

The John A. Noble Collection, which centers around the art and writings of the late New York maritim

The Commonwealth of Independent States is seeing its ability to import Asian sugar slip away as fore

Mitsui O.S.K. Lines opened a new office in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, this week and plans to open an

A Guatemalan business coalition says a restriction on imported tobaccos proposed by the U.S. Senate

Encouraged by a sharp upturn in April, the first month of the 1993-94 fiscal year, India's Commerce

The historic bells of Charleston, S.C., fresh from their trans-Atlantic voyage after restoration wor

Alexander C. Cullison, one of the two former maritime union presidents indicted Wednesday by a feder

Wilhelmsen Lines (USA) Inc. said it moved its African Services division to the company's U.S. headqu

The Senate completed congressional action on a bill extending the president's authority to negotiate

One year after the French government passed a law reforming the country's ports, its aims still have

Senior officials at Lloyd's of London are frantically trying to clear up language preventing U.S.-re

Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Co. completed the previously announced sale of rail line in So

1458 (July 1, 1993) Previous day - 1473 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

The Philippines' biggest copper producer, forced to lay off thousands of workers due to low prices,