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Independent, "local" traders are becoming a larger and more visible presence in the natural gas futu

Pressured by competition from abroad, the U.S. naval stores industry must find new uses - and market

Coffee prices slid Thursday amid producer selling and fresh speculative liquidation. Coffee

Since becoming president of the New York Shipping Association a little more than a year ago, James C

For the 12th year in a row, Universal Maritime Service Corp. had the lowest rate per man-hour of acc

Momentum is growing in the Senate for legislation attacking foreign shipbuilding subsidies, but the

Keitaro Inui of Fukusuke Corp. in Osaka, Japan, pored over a blue package of Hanes Too Control Top p

Alfred D. Iannelli was named vice president of sales. He was the trucking company's regional

The Commerce Department announced Thursday a new "interim" regulation spelling out the details of it

The United States moved up to today an announcement on alleged Canadian lumber subsidies to avoid an

U.S. truckers, angered over a ban that forbids them from operating in Mexico while their Mexican cou

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A South African black group said Wednesday that New York City authorities should not lift sanctions

NYNEX SAID TO PLAN UNDERSEA FIBER CABLENynex Corp., along with Middle Eastern and Japanese i

Texas Eastern Products Pipeline Co. said Wednesday it expects to lift next week the diesel fuel supp

Market fundamentals should support a sharp increase in copper prices during 1993, according to The C

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

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

A blast ripped through petrochemicals giant Petkim's plants in western Turkey Thursday, causing fire

PANEL OKS SOME LOGGING IN SPOTTED OWL AREASA Cabinet-level panel voted Thursday to suspend t

U.S. exporters do not expect a surge of purchases anytime soon after an offer of 150,000 metric tons

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

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Wednesday at 210.62 up 1.84 which compares

EGYPT BANS IMPORT OF LOW-GRADE WHEATCAIRO, Egypt - Egypt has begun banning the importation o

North American trade negotiators meeting here have reached an accord on intellectual property and mo

Spain's consumer price index dropped 0.1 percent in April, bringing the 12- month inflation rate dow

A consortium of nine U.S., Japanese and European companies have proposed to invest up to $200 millio

Sea-Land Service Inc. and Norasia Shipping Services SA are going to get a much needed boost from Hyu

PROPOSED LTV UNIT SALE UNDER REVIEW, US SAYSWASHINGTON - The United States Thursday

South Africa's real gross domestic product at market prices for the first quarter fell by 1.9 percen

Singapore International Monetary Exchange May 14, 1992Residual Fuel Oil - (Dollars Per Metri

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With special economic zones, free-trade zones, economic and technological development zones and bond

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The economies of Central America and the Caribbean are now reaping some of the biggest benefits from

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While a rose by any other name may smell as sweet, the definition of a wetland could spell trouble f

American manufacturers will gain greater access to Japanese manufacturing technology under an agreem