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IN 1990, THE UNITED STATES consumed 7.2 million barrels of gasoline a day, or 110 billion gallons a

KELLET TAKES OVER TWO LONDON SYNDICATESLloyd's of London has witnessed yet another consolida

Companies owning small numbers of underground oil storage tanks are expected to win a 14-month exten

Aircraft designers from the Soviet Union will join international talks on possible joint development

It's getting more complicated to run a port. International trade is growing, but other factors facin

The American Association of Port Authorities is traveling inland to the Great Lakes Port of Clevelan

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Rotterdam and Antwerp, deadly rivals in a daily fight for cargoes, haveclosed ranks in a bid

REGIONAL BLOCS Renewable Energy and Efficiency Application in Pacific Nations. Sept. 3-Oct.

The European Commission last week announced a far-reaching plan to coordinate the 12-nation bloc's m

COASTAL GETS GRANT FOR COAL POWER PLANTThe U.S. Department of Energy has awarded Coastal Cor

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The number and value of European investments in the United States fell in the latter partof the 1980

Russia, which gained control of the world's biggest national oil and gas industry from the central S

The Port of New Orleans is having growing difficulty competing for liner service with other ports in

Shipping lines are blaming the recession for the slow start to Ediship, the electronic data intercha

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Russia, the largest Soviet republic, has asked Bonn to freeze all accounts held by the Soviet Commun

India's Commerce Minister Palaniappan Chidambaram begins a five-day visit to the United States today

An end to China's three-year economic austerity program and a new push on reforms are expected to em

Two years after Hurricane Hugo devastated this butterfly-shaped island in the Caribbean, leaders her

Singapore International Monetary Exchange Sept. 20, 1991Dubai Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barre

The Environmental Protection Agency has proposed a schedule for phasing out chlorofluorocarbons and

Czechoslovakia is expected to undertake next month one of the most ambitious economic transformation

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Sept. 20, 1991 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

Because boat buyers overseas are just as particular as those at home, leisure craft exporters have t

Sept. 20, 1991 JAPANFinancial FuturesJapanese Gov't BondsPer 10-year, 6% bon

European and Japanese shipowners are planning a lobbying campaign against the proposal submitted by

It's not just oil spills anymore. International environmental regulators are also seeking to

The past few weeks have seen very quiet trading in both the freight and the energy sectors, the two

Traffic managers report delays of 14 to 21 days in obtaining grain cars from Burlington Northern Rai

Panic was the main reason 45 people were injured evacuating a Northwest Airlines jumbo jet that made

Data Exchange International Inc. has sold its first tariff automation system, to the ocean carrier C

The United States is preparing a massive program of technical help for the Soviet Union to teach the

U.K. futures traders said start-up trading in the London InternationalFinancial Futures Exch

DAILY ALUMINUM OUTPUT FALLS 100 METRIC TONSAverage daily aluminum production in the West fel

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AT&T NETWORK CABLE SYSTEMS (Morristown, N.J.) - Jack Bucter was named president, AT&T Network Cable