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President Clinton said he is rethinking his proposed energy tax because it might fall too heavily on

The Port of Lake Charles Harbor and Terminal District in southwestern Louisiana has named Ulysses J.

American President Lines went to the bargaining table with seafaring labor unions this week.

Despite a few glitches, American International Airways' takeover of the domestic freighter operation

The future looks increasingly bleak to both consumers and businesses in the European Community, acco

Global freight forwarder Air Express International Corp. (AEI), is moving to diversify its services

The chairman of Air France, leveling a blistering attack on U.S. aviation policy, Wednesday called o

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Zeigler Coal Holding Co., the main victim of a strike by the United Mine Workers, said the union was

Zurich Reinsurance Centre Holdings Inc. couldn't pick a better time to put an initial public offerin

Feisty Commonwealth Edison Co. stockholders at the utility's annual meeting this week took swipes at

ACTIVE OIL, GAS RIGS IN CANADA CLIMB TO 126WINNIPEG, Manitoba - The number of Canadi

Kuwait has readied plans to pump up to 40,000 barrels a day from 19 oil wells close to the Iraqi bor

The Hong Kong government will propose legislation that would allow China's main overseas bank to iss

A dispute panel of the Multi-Fibre Arrangement in Geneva was unable to reach a consensus on whether

SEED CORN FOR UKRAINE MOVES FROM CHARLESTONCHARLESTON, S.C. - The Port of Charleston

A key figure in McDonnell Douglas Corp.'s efforts to secure an Asian investment partner has left the

New York Gov. Mario M. Cuomo and Quebec Premier Robert Bourassa have signed a memorandum of understa

Restrictions on logging in the Pacific Northwest and customer demands for higher-quality wood produc

The Clinton administration, responding to a flurry of anti-dumping cases that threaten to cripple ex

COMMODITY OCEAN TRANSPORT CORP. OF NEW YORK (Stamford, Conn.) - Ed Coll was promoted to president of

Tuesday May 11, 1993 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

Toyota Motor Corp. opened a new assembly plant here last December, hardly the sign of an automobile

The Interstate Commerce Commission Tuesday clarified its policy toward phasing out its rules on the

Unemployment in the European Community continued to rise in March, creeping up to 10.2 percent on a

The Ports Association of Louisiana named its officers for the two-year term beginning July 1 at its

Small and medium-sized companies haven't yet taken full advantage of the single European market, acc

The toy factory in Thailand in which at least 210 people died in a fire Monday produced a variety of

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Monday at 207.77 off 0.82 which compares w

The United States will refuse to accept bilateral aviation agreements with European nations if such

Beginning this week, Brazil-based courier companies, which have been forced to funnel all traffic th

Vitaly Subbotin proudly surveyed the rows of red, pink and white roses in his greenhouse deep in the

The improvement in railroads' financial health since deregulation under the Staggers Rail Act of 198

In serious, sweeping allegations, the European Commission contends that the alliance being used by o

Monday, May 11, 1993 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

Columbia Coastal Transport Inc. of Newark, N.J., began a weekly container barge service between Sava

The first ship to move West Coast cargo across a route north of Russia istentatively schedul

Hoping to encourage insurance companies to start writing homeowner policies in Florida, Insurance Co