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Industry Minister Tim Eggar Wednesday fiercely denied the government is about to face a humiliating

Wednesday Jan. 27, 1993 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represen

American President Lines is buying four new containerships from foreign shipyards for its new ventur

BP Oil UK Ltd., the operator of the U.K. North Sea Forties field, is close to agreeing with other Fo

A $35 million project to buy up 95 acres near the American President Lines terminal in Seattle won p

The U.S. dollar gained ground against key foreign currencies Wednesday as disappointment that the Bu

The four partners that make up the Airbus Industrie consortium and Boeing Co. have reached an accord

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines NV said Wednesday that it was studying a possible strategic link with Swiss

A federal ban on Freon and related refrigerants scheduled to kick in the year after next may make mo

CUSTOMS CREATES SERVICE FOR NAFTA CONCERNSBeginning Feb. 1, the U.S. Customs Service, which

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

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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers said it has stopped the flow of Atlantic Ocean water through a newl

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Mexico's national railway has selected an operator for the country's second mechanized intermodal fa

The U.S. Export-Import Bank reported progress in its negotiations with Russia on a proposed $2 billi

Tuesday Jan. 26, 1993 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representi

Many Canadian freight brokers in the province of Ontario are considering becoming freight forwarders

Trade friction between Japan and the United States may soon start making news again. For the

Boeing Commercial Airplane Group, a division of Boeing Co., said Tuesday it will reduce production o

Saleh Abu Bakr, Yemen's oil minister, has put his country's recoverable oil reserves at 1.06 billion

Takao Ogimoto closed his construction shop early Friday just to get a glimpse of a 1993 Jeep Grand C

Roadway Services Inc. Tuesday reported increased revenue for the last quarter and all of 1992.

A U.S. company has apparently joined the ranks of investors interested in purchasing Deutsche Seeree

Minnesota's Northern States Power Co. is on the verge of cracking the promising but elusive energy m

About 500 managers are maintaining service to Boston Gas Co. customers as about 920 unionized employ

A state judge in Mississippi has cleared the way for truckers to collect $9.5 million in money illeg

Sen. Frank J. Lautenberg, the New Jersey Democrat who chairs the Senate subcommittee that sets trans

French oil company Elf Aquitaine will not go ahead with its Russian oil exploration and production p

U.S. oil companies have lashed out at new signs the Clinton administration may impose a broad energy

RESTRUCTURING TO COST 400 HAPAG-LLOYD JOBSHapag-Lloyd AG, the German shipping and tourism gr

A.P. Moller, the Danish owner of the supertanker Maersk Navigator leaking oil off the coast of Indon

The 960-passenger Regent Rainbow's inaugural cruise to the Caribbean starts the Port of Tampa's thir

A project to add container space near the American President Lines terminal in West Seattle will be

Reports that Mexican customs officials have been residing in the Texas border town of Laredo and com

The nation's first pollution allowance auction at the Chicago Board of Trade on March 29 will lack t

Cooperation, not fierce competition, is the watchword for success in tomorrow's global economy, acco

Jan. 26, 1993 Copper Total, 117,150. Gold Total, .1,364,231.Silver To