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St. Johnsbury Trucking Co., which last month sought to convince 2,900 union workers to take a 12 per

Enron Corp. said it expects to have the Napoleonville natural gas storage facility in Assumption Par

The surge in momentum that has lifted the once moribund Uruguay Round of global trade talks continue

The Clinton administration wants to create a more dynamic, responsive and competitive Export-Import

Saudi Arabian-owned Nimir Petroleum expects to produce 100,000 barrels a day of crude oil at Russia'

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Friday at 208.77 off 0.06 which compares w

Allstate Insurance Co. Monday told the Florida Insurance Department it will limit the company's expo

Transshipments in the Port of Rotterdam totaled 69,205 metric tons in the first quarter, down 5.2 pe

Three Weeks Ended May 8, 1993, vs. Similar 1992 Period Cars CarsLoaded LoadedC

Roadway Services Inc. stock dropped to a 52-week low on the National Association of Securities Deale

Russia is ready to sign a contract to supply the United States nuclear energy industry with 500 tons

Flush with the success of its Automated Commercial System, through which more than 90 percent of imp

The delivery of a new containership has been delayed by the 2-week-old strike crippling eastern Germ

Ghana's cocoa marketing company on Monday stopped sales of the country's 1993-94 cocoa crop because

The Western world's palladium demand exceeded supply last year by 70,000 troy ounces, according to J

CUBA FALLS BEHIND ON SUGAR TO CHINACuba's sugar deliveries to China, a major client, are bad

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

Monday May 17, 1993 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representing

Denmark will decide the fate of European monetary and political union today in an eagerly-awaited se

Hyundai Heavy Industries Co., the world's largest shipyard, is seeking to diversify further.

Oil production in the former Soviet Union is forecast to fall to 7.76 million barrels a day in 1993

General Motors Corp. has designated Burlington Air Express to supervise all shipments of its vehicle

Three U.S. apparel trade associations announced a campaign Monday to defeat the North American free-

GERMAN FIRM SETTLES US CLAIMS CHARGESWASHINGTON - German construction firm Bilfinger

Maersk Line has started its own feeder operation between China and Japan. The new service, w

Heavy-truck sales soared last month at Navistar International Transportation Corp., boosting the ind

The following is the list of bunker prices obtained during the course of week ending May 14, 1993. U

In a telling example of how U.S. companies have benefited from strict inventory controls and lower i

Danish shipowners would like the government to try and dissuade the EuropeanCommission from

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ASHLAND REFINERY IN KY. ROCKED BY EXPLOSIONNEW YORK - An explosion ripped through th

A contested project to remove dioxin-tainted silt from Newark Bay berths and deposit it in the ocean

Russia has no plans to make additional grain purchases in the international markets until around Oct

Should David J. Belonger, manager of Rohm & Haas Co.'s plant here, near Philadelphia, get a call abo

CHARLESTON PORT SHIPS LARGE GE GAS TURBINECHARLESTON, S.C. - General Electric Co. re

MARITREND INC. (Houston) - Capt. Ernie Hirt was named director of operations for the company, which

Legislation to bring all chartered vessels carrying more than 12 passengers under Coast Guard safety

Sir Leon Brittan, vice president of the European Commission, said Monday in Paris that France's memo

This year's Food Marketing Institute convention in McCormick Place emphasized the growing global mar

They ran the gamut from wealthy and sophisticated to struggling and shabby. Some had busines