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The ocean disposal plan for dioxin-tainted dredging spoils from Newark Bay berths was criticized by

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SAUDIS TRY TO BOOST USE OF THEIR OWN TANKERSHOUSTON - Saudi Arabia is "trying to sec

Washington Insurance Commissioner Deborah Senn endorsed a legislative package Wednesday that would e

A major U.S. real estate firm is negotiating what would be by far the largest foreign investment in

Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. plans to fill its vessels with high-value New England exports to Europe as

New Jersey Gov. Jim Florio is expected to sign a strict low emissions vehicle (LEV) bill passed by t

Virgin Atlantic Airways plans to start a daily service between San Francisco and London by the sprin

A coalition of some two dozen airports is urging the Clinton administration to adoptan international

Pfizer Animal Health Group has created the North American Animal Health Division, effective Feb. 1,

Allen J. Lenz is a Ph.D.-packing economist who put in 14 years in the Com- merce Department's resear

CLINTON REFUSES TO LIFT HAITIAN TRADE EMBARGODETROIT - President Clinton said he wan

India this week gave the green light to Pioneer Overseas Corp. of the United States to set up a whol

Candy Elettrodomestici SRL, one of Italy's leading white goods producers,plans to convert tw

New York Mercantile Exchange Feb. 11, 1993Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

MITSUBISHI INTERNATIONAL CORP. (New York) - Mikio Sasaki was named chief executive officer, replacin

It's 20 degrees outside; the wind is blowing from the north at about 15 mph;from the cockpit

A partnership that includes TRW Inc. has submitted the lowest initial bid to build 87 railcars for L

FLA. PANEL CLEARS BILL TO ALLOW HEAVIER TRUCKSTALLAHASSEE, Fla. - The Florida state

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Suggestions that China will have to abolish its special economic zones to rejoin the world trade clu

1317 (Feb. 11, 1993) Previous day - 1315 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

ICE JAMS BREAKING UP ON ST. LAWRENCE RIVERMONTREAL - Normal vessel traffic was expec

The Clinton administration may consider calls for a drastic strengthening of the yen against the dol

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

The government's announcement that the extension of the high-speed train between Paris and Strasbour

Criminal charges against corporations for polluting the environment has given environmental protecti

Call it the lull before the storm. Last year's catastrophe losses have socked insurers so ha

Sen. Daniel Moynihan, D-N.Y., told applauding maritime unionists Thursday that the Clinton administr

It was known as the "dead duck defense." A game inspector for the Colorado Fish and Wildlife

Feb. 11, 1993 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

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The International Brotherhood of Teamsters plans to seek over $6.6 million in claims from Be-Mac Tra

The European Community Commission Thursday said it will investigate whether a $145 million state sub

Jordan exported 4.263 million metric tons (4.689 million tons) of phosphates in 1992, or about 16 pe

Although a motion to ask the U.S. Department of Agriculture to postpone changing cotton grade standa

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The New York Mercantile Exchange rebuffed embattled Chairman Z. Lou Guttman and nominated independen