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A recent accident in the San Francisco Bay illustrates problems in implementing the area's new tug e

After many months of wrangling, approval has been given by the Cabinet for the import of 30 Swedish

The head of Los Angeles International Airport has proposed a radical budget plan with nearly $25 mil

FLA. DRUG FIRM TESTING ANTI-AIDS PRODUCTOne of South Florida's best-known medical firms has

A Chinese expert on flood control warned that the country's inadequate preparation and record-high s

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June 1, 1993 This table shows the vessels scheduled to call at U.S. coal terminals andthe es

Barge traffic resumed operating under normal procedures Tuesday on the Industrial Canal, a key link

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The United States took the unprecedented step Tuesday of slapping sanctions on Qantas Airways, after

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Canada Post Corp. is seeking to buy control of the country's biggest courier firm, Purolator Courier

Top negotiators from the world's leading industrial nations prepared the groundwork Tuesday for toda

APRIL VCR, TV EXPORTS STILL SLUGGISH IN JAPANJapan's exports of videocassette recorders and

The good times may be winding down for parts of China's petrochemical industry, but - on the ill-win

PHILADELPHIA REGIONAL PORT AUTHORITY (Philadelphia) - Bruce J. Colucci was appointed administrator o

Mexico's natural gas imports dropped by 44 percent to an average of 137 million cubic feet a day dur

Soybean prices fell sharply Tuesday on bearishly construed weather forecasts for the crop. Corn and

June 1, 1993 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

The opening of the Russian Trade and Cultural Center at New York's World Trade Center has been delay

Leo Melamed, for years a driving political force at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and a futures in

Shipping agent Martyn Merritt, who is in prison for conspiring to defraud the government, has asked

The U.S. airline industry must achieve a net profit margin of between 4 percent and 8 percent a year

Brazil has signed a three-month purchasing agreement for the supply of 40,000 barrels a day of crude

U.S. and other foreign companies are lining up to cash in on China's looming electricity crisis afte

Tuesday June 1, 1993 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

The millions of dollars that Mutual Benefit Insurance Co. poured into two South Florida luxury real

Japanese leaders have good reason to be wary of declaring the recession over: Economists said Monday

As of June 1, 1993 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained

After several years of careful spade work, construction giant Bechtel International Inc. of San Fran

Latvia is moving ahead with plans to become the trade finance center for the Balkans and western Rus

The ruble fell further against the U.S. dollar Tuesday, hitting a record low of 1,050 rubles per 1 U

Chase Manhattan Bank will expand its project finance activities in Latin America, with an emphasis o

A global ecology group has called for a major overhaul in the structure of the proposed Multilateral

Technicians began loading fuel at China's biggest nuclear power plant over the weekend, amid further

Coffee prices here and at London tumbled as selling associated with Colombian coffee traders sparked

As more corporations expand their operations overseas, they expect their insurance programs to keep

Canadian steel interests greeted with dismay the ruling Monday by the Canadian International Trade T

Representatives for British Airways PLC and unionized flight crews talked informally over the weeken