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The sudden demise of two liner companies in the Mediterranean Sea has furthercut competition

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange has formed a special group to examine declining volume in its foreig

PRODUCT LIABILITY BILL SET FOR SENATE DEBATEA nationwide product liability reform bill once

Japanese Prime Minister Kiichi Miyazawa will outline to President Bush on Wednesday his plans to spu

U.S. cargo vessels will be allowed to expand their container capacity by 3 percent to 8 percent unde

The end of the Cold War has been a boon for the Port of Hamburg, Germany,helping to make it

Transport officials were scrambling for their maps Monday following reports that the U.S. Bureau of

The Supreme Court said Monday it will hear arguments in a pair of related cases dealing with federal

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Friday at 209.72 up 1.02 which compares wi

The office of Scott Harshbarger, Massachusetts attorney general, vowed to pursue its landmark locomo

British Steel PLC, hit by low prices and a sluggish British economy, Monday reported its first full-

TEXAS INSTRUMENTS FILES SANYO PATENT SUITTexas Instruments Inc. announced it has filed a pat

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,200-$1,300per ton lots &

Avis Inc., an employee-owned rental car company, expressed "bitter disappointment" Monday at the sta

The twin earthquakes that jolted Southern California Sunday probably didn't do enough damage to exce

The news of the assassination of Algerian President Mohamed Boudiaf sent world oil prices sharply hi

The U.S. dollar fell sharply Monday amid ongoing talk the Federal Reserve maycut interest ra

After dodging a bullet when Congress settled a nationwide rail strike last week, Southern California

Over the past few years, world sugar futures have rallied strongly in May and June. That occurred de

The most recent territorial dispute between Vietnam and China - involving a U.S. oil company's bid t

Young Army inductee Gordon McClenning survived a DC-3 plane crash without a scratch in the mid-1950s

Aetna Life & Casualty Co. plans to eliminate about 4,800 jobs by the end of 1993 in what the company

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Japan will officially adopt a new overseas development aid policy this week making military expendit

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The European Community is relying on its two most skeptical members to get it out of a mess.

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A bill to shift the responsibility for overloaded freight containers from truckers to all companies

The first American pharmaceutical joint venture in China is launching a $13 million expansion to inc

A nuclear safety program sought by the Group of 7 industrial countries for Soviet-built reactors wil

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European Community finance ministers Monday agreed on rules granting banks eventual access to all EC

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1104 (June 29, 1992) Previous day - 1114 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

Cocoa futures advanced early Monday in response to reports that the Cote d'Ivoire sold more cocoa on

Dockworkers at Mediterranean ports in France, Italy and Spain are being called out on strike today t

STATEN ISLAND FERRY MAKES DETOUR FOR BUSHManhattan-bound passengers on New York's Staten Isl

Eugene S. Johnson, a longtime oil industry spokesman and public relations executive, died in New Yor

US JET FUEL MOVING INTO JAPAN IN JULYSINGAPORE - About 750,000 barrels of jet fuel a

An index measuring the earnings of Cape-size bulk carriers in the Atlantic trades plunged to an all-