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Caspian Pipeline Consortium Ltd. will build a major crude oil export pipelinefrom oil fields

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Shipowners may not be able to buy unlimited liability cover for non-oil risks much longer. T

The Interstate Commerce Commission, by the barest of majorities, has given trucking companies an ext

When small companies go to banks for export financing these days, they are more than likely to walk

Juergen Moellemann, German economics minister, Tuesday demanded new negotiations of already settled

Faced with the prospect of yet another trade dispute with the United States, Canadian Trade Minister

YELTSIN BANS GROUP THAT CHALLENGES HIMRussian President Boris Yeltsin Tuesday banned the Nat

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California ports are going to hold off on a lawsuit challenging a new state law thatallows cities to

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The Bush administration, in a gift to farmers a week before the presidential election, said Tuesday

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The rate of U.S. business failures is likely to remain high despite signs of a "mild recovery" and W

European Community officials have promised a speedy ruling on whether theTrans-Atlantic Agre

President Bush has signed a bill that increases U.S. contributions to the International Monetary Fun

Penang, the second-largest port in Malaysia, is launching an expansion drive as growth rockets towar

Those Hong Kong-made shirts at your local retailer may have arrived by ship or plane, with an assist

The U.S. dollar continued last week's rally against other major currencies Monday but retreated from

China's Cabinet has set up a new watchdog agency headed by economic czar Zhu Rongji to monitor the c

Japan's trade surplus, which grew to a record level in the first half of this fiscal year, will rema

An extremely bitter leadership struggle within the largest political faction of Japan's ruling Liber

Shippers who don't like the fact that current rock-bottom charter rates for dry bulk vessels may tra

Several years ago, Robert T. Freeman Jr. traveled to Sudan to negotiate and, he hoped, sign off on a

China-backed Citic Pacific Ltd. is rapidly growing into one of the highly diversified trading compan

El Paso Refinery LP has filed for protection under Chapter 11 of the federal bankruptcy code in Aust

Robust growth in re-exports, which have underpinned Hong Kong's trade for many months, strong demand

Set amid swaying palms on a bluff overlooking the Pacific Ocean, the Montelimar resort is Nicaragua'

An unexpectedly hard negotiating posture by the European Community that reversed previous concession

Citing a continued weak economy, particularly in Europe, W.R. Grace & Co. reported a net loss of $82

11 COMPANIES RECEIVE MARAD REPAIR CONTRACTSEleven U.S. shipyards received more than $45 mill

The U.S. Maritime Administration's Maritime Subsidy Board has approved a complex arrangement that wi

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George Soros, the Hungarian-American financier, made almost $1 billion during last month's devaluati

Czech and Slovak leaders Monday agreed to establish a customs union on the European Community model,

A one-day strike planned for Friday by workers at the Belgian airline Sabena could spell bankruptcy,

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