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MOJAVE PIPELINE CO. CHANGES OWNERSHIPMODESTO, Calif. - The Mojave Pipeline Co. has announced

Shipping '93. March 22-24. Stamford, Conn. Trade show and conference sponsored by Connecticut Mariti

NEW YORK MERCANTILE EXCHANGE (New York) - Daniel Rappaport was elected chairman, defeating incumbent

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BASF Corp., the American arm of German chemical giant BASF AG, will run the company's worldwide fibe

The cost of producing a pound of primary aluminum in the United States could increase by as much as

Agricultural shippers fear that a potential "double whammy" - from proposals to both raise waterway

Economists and investors Wednesday applauded the U.S. Department of Commerce's announcement on Tuesd

The Henkel Group, the large, privately-held German chemical company, plans to build a second big org

Mention "standards" to anyone who makes, sells or uses computers and you're apt to get a wearied rol

South Korea's export-oriented economy is leading the country out of the Third World. While i

The rift between European shipper groups that could see the British Shippers' Council leaving the Eu

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Cuba exported considerably less sugar last year to the Commonwealth of Independent States than antic

British Airways, fresh from winning a stake in USAir Inc., has begun hunting for ways to achieve hun

Therion Biologics Corp. announced an agreement to license from Harvard University a promising "live"

The European Community Commission Wednesday called for EC-wide civil liability rules to cover damage

The owners of Spendthrift Farm got Met, and it paid. Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. was this week's

AMERICAN AIRLINES TO GROUND 25 DC-10SFORT WORTH - AMR Corp., parent of American Airl

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The Russian oil lobby has won a victory in its struggle with government ministries. The Russ

Illinois Power Co. has taken a wait-and-see attitude on new federal clean-air rules, opting to purch

APRIL GAS CONTRACTS BREAK KEY $2 LEVELNEW YORK - The New York Mercantile Exchange's

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Increased production in 1992 contributed to a 12.1 percent rise in Chilean copper exports to 1.937 m

Daniel Okama, the head of Peru's privatization commission, is in Miami this week to attract mining s

The National Association of Casualty and Surety Agents is launching a new service to help its member

The official Greek news agency reported Wednesday that two Russian ships had been arrested in the Po

An analysis of dioxin-tainted sediment at berths in Newark Bay shows lower levels of contamination t

A federal appeals court here ruled the Interstate Commerce Commission can't scuttle rail collective-

CSX INTERMODAL (Hunt Valley, Md.) - Robert Lee Gould was appointed director of media and public rela

As Congress and the new administration consider how best to aid the ailing airline and aircraft manu

Concern about how the privatization of Britain's railways will affect the country's freight services

Empresa Naviera Santa SA on April 2 will initiate a roll-on, roll-off service between Miami and Ecua

After nearly a decade of growth, the Port of Vancouver, British Columbia, is seeing a dramatic decli

CANADIAN COAST GUARD ENDS SEARCH FOR SEAMENThe Canadian Coast Guard on Wednesday cal

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York, are selling rates among trading

The barge and towing industry's extensive lobbying campaign against the Clinton administration's inl