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Connie Kalitta, one of the biggest bettors in an industry rife with risk takers, is taking a huge, b

The giveaway was he never called. The he is David K. Lifschultz, the man trying to win a $1.8 billio

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The House of Representatives Thursday passed a bill that would lift a U.S. embargo on tuna imports u

The U.S. dollar was mostly lower Thursday after market participants concluded that Germany was unlik

FLA. OFFICIAL URGES REJECTION OF NAFTABob Crawford, Florida state agriculture commissioner,

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A recent seminar on export opportunities in Latin America and the Caribbean for American aerospace c

Recent sharp gains in the yen against the U.S. dollar have been encouraging Japanese end-users to bu

HYUNDAI ETHYLENE UNIT CLOSES FOR MAINTENANCESouth Korea's Hyundai Petrochemical Co. will clo

State Farm Insurance, already estimating insured losses from Hurricane Andrew of about $1.6 billion,

Robert F. Williams made civilization run, from behind a wall or under a floor, where water runs from

Nippon Yusen Kaisha and Neptune Orient Lines are expected to become signatories to the Trans-Atlanti

A federal bankruptcy court judge in North Carolina this week pointed to a brand new cash stream invo

New York rail shippers are overjoyed that one of their strongest supporters, State Assemblyman Jerro

Consolidated Rail Corp. says it isn't going anywhere yet, despite a push by Rep. Joseph P. Kennedy I

The good news: Railroads can expect to carry nearly all of the forecast annual increase of 200 milli

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The Port of New Orleans would convert five aging wharves into terminals for casino riverboats and cr

All new ports built in Chile will be developed by private investors, Transport and Telecommunication

Sept. 24, 1992 RESELLER Rack_Prices are in cents per gallonUnleaded Mid-

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The Bush administration says legislation extending U.S. labor laws to foreign-flag ships likely woul

German industrial group Daimler-Benz AG and Kazakhstan Wednesday signed an agreement for the assembl

The European Community will only sign an international accord to open up trade in maritime services

Mexico this week published 700 modifications to its tariff code, but no changes in the level of tari

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EC SEES SUGAR CROP AT 15.8 MILLION TONSBRUSSELS, Belgium - The European Commission's latest

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A member of the Bush administration will recommend to the president that he veto a comprehensive ene

As of Sept. 24, 1992 Prices in the spot chemicals table include spot quotations or list pric

Exporters can avoid problems that crop up repeatedly by paying heed to 12 basic truths about exporti

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Ford Motor Co. said Thursday it would cut nearly 1,500 jobs at its British plants by the end of the

Prices of U.S. imports, excluding fuel, rose 0.4 percent in August, boosted in part by an increase i

Singapore, the world's third-largest oil-refining center, is marking the 100th anniversary of its en

The U.S. Energy Department announced it will make available $14.5 million in federal funding to indu

The Czech government has called on the Slovak leadership to negotiate a customs union to begin opera

The National Aluminium Co., India's largest aluminum and alumina producer, is virtually in a "debt t