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Nigerian Liquefied Natural Gas Co., eager to ensure the viability of the country's $4.1 billion liqu

Kuwait formally doused the flames of its last burning oil well Wednesday in a ceremony marking the t

Steam coal, which has been the star of the dry bulk shipping trades in recent years, will continue t

Canada and Argentina took an important step this week on the road to regional integration as they si

CYPRUS RAISES PRICES OF LITHIUM CHEMICALSMALVERN, Pa. - Cyprus Foote Mineral Co. issued new

Chevron Chemical Co. said it will sell its phosphate fertilizer business to FS Industries for an und

A group of ship lines that jointly set rates from Asia to the United States has given Thailand's new

The Port of St. Petersburg is facing a severe cargo glut as December nearsbecause of a gover

Calling the pending highway/transit reauthorization "the biggest jobs bill in this Congress," the Tr

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Almost unnoticed, the European Community today will take another step toward the economic integratio

When a Houston-based contractor struck oil recently offshore in southern Mexico's Gulf of Campeche,

Nov. 6, 1991 JAPANFinancial FuturesJapanese Gov't BondsPer 10-year, 6% bond,

P&O CONTAINERS, SAFMARINE TO SPLITP&O Containers Ltd. and Safmarine will in January cease re

The vast majority of insurers remain financially secure, but more than 500 companies - accounting fo

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A steel plant with a capacity of 3 million metric tons a year, set to be built in eastern Orissa Sta

U.S. banks are unwilling to support energy and mineral investment in the Soviet Union, and Congress

Nov. 5, 1991 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

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An executive with a five-member coalition pushing for federal solvency regulation of commercial insu

Bob Collins, Australia's minister of shipping, says he realized just how tough the waterfront reform

A ferocious Halloween snow monster crippled some inland and Great Lakes freight facilities in Minnes

Contract workers long caught in the middle between the United Transportation Union and Guilford Tran

Instead of the boondoggle its critics predicted, the young Tennessee- Tombigbee Waterway has blossom

For anyone with a vested interest in U.S. grain sales to the Soviet Union, the Cold War almost seems

Liability exposures and other insurance-related costs are major factors in the financial planning of

Robert Maxwell, the flamboyant media magnate whose empire includes New York's Daily News, vanished f

The 450-mile-long waterway that was intended to link the coal mines ofKentucky with ports on

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The European Community appears to have more faith in trucks than trains or ships for getting its pre

The U.S. Postal Service and the Postal Rate Commission have agreed to discuss ways to overhaul what

Cobalt prices soared amid fears that political and economic strife in Zaire, the world's leading pro

NEWMONT MINING CORP. (Denver) - Peter Philip was elected president, chief operating officer and a di

EC, SOVIET UNION NEAR FOOD CREDIT AGREEMENTBRUSSELS, Belgium - The European Community and th

A story on Thursday, Oct. 31, headlined "Mediator to Aid in Merger of Insurance Agent Groups," shoul

Oil demand, currently high enough to absorb the production of the Organization of Petroleum Exportin

FOREIGN BANKS and insurance companies and their finance subsidiaries and holding companies soon may