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West African foreign ministers threatened Monday to impose economic sanctions on divided Liberia if

Times are so tough for California frozen vegetable packager Norcal Crosetti Foods Inc. that the comp

Vietnam and its neighbors see China's recent agreement with a U.S. oil company to explore for oil an

The cost of Boston's "Big Dig," the nation's largest ongoing highway construction project, has repor

Boeing Co. said it has cut its Puget Sound work force by about 3,000 so far this year. Boein

Air France will begin a weekly 747 freighter service from New York and Chicago to Toulouse, France,

The price of Brazilian debt continued its recent descent Tuesday on the secondary market for develop

Inadequate landside infrastructure and strong imports from the Pacific Rim will combine to create a

Rep. Sander Levin, D-Mich., is seeking to exempt small suppliers of minivansfrom his proposa

U.S. durable goods orders are expected to have risen 0.5 percent in May, boosted partly by strength

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The Queen Mary, a venerable ocean liner turned money-losing tourist attraction, will be kept open at

Shipping lines would like the Bush administration to expand the length of its proposed new maritime

Eleven Latin American and Caribbean finance ministers fly to Washington this week to meet for the fi

India may need about $50 billion to $60 billion in foreign aid over the next five years to pay its f

Squeezed by competition in the Mediterranean, Levant Line SA appears to be pulling its combination c

'K' LINE EXPANDS REEFER TRAIN SERVICEMURRAY HILL, N.J. - Encouraged by its initial success i

"There was no mutiny," a U.S. Coast Guard spokesman would say later, but for a while Sunday it resem

Canada has targeted older bulk carriers from eight foreign-flag nations for what it claims is the wo

The world ending stocks of eight vegetable oils are likely to dip slightly to a five-year low by Sep

Leaders of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange have approved plans to build a second trading facility, c

Manufacturers are increasing the pace of production to the benefit of the overall economy but still

June 23, 1992 RESELLER Rack_Prices are in cents per gallonUnleaded Mid-

Cabot Corp. said its Distrigas Corp. subsidiary signed a liquefied natural gas supply contract with

Demand for oil in the 1990s will rise far faster in Asia's developing nations than in the world as a

NEW YORK UTILITY BUYS FUEL OIL AT DISCOUNTNEW YORK - Central Hudson Gas and Electric

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A containerload of used books that will leave the Port of Portland next month will be the first majo

The two largest American-flag shipping lines say shippers and carriers should be allowed to modify t

Pretty clearly, William Greenwood, chief operating officer of Burlington Northern Railroad, is a man

The economy of China has grown larger than that of Japan and may exceed the U.S. economy in volume b

The Russian timber industry will ask the U.S. Export-Import Bank to help finance $27.5 million in ve

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Pacific ocean carriers are facing a double whammy in their operations over the next two weeks: a rai

David Coleridge, chairman of Lloyd's of London, is targeted for ouster as petitioning members of the

State officials alarmed at the growing workers compensation self-insurancefunds are closely

The nation's longshore unions have agreed to push jointly for a federal safety rule that would requi

A Brazilian cargo plane crashed in the heart of the Brazilian Amazon jungle Monday, killing three cr

The government, after years of dancing around the issue, has finally drawn a deep breath and coughed