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The vessel Stonewall Jackson sustained damages worth $1.9 million in a Feb. 9 engine room fire that

FORD EUROPE ANNOUNCES CUTS IN WORK FORCEFord Europe Friday said it would be shedding 30 perc

Securities investigators raided the offices of 32 companies alleged to have used oil shortage fears

Unions at the state-owned Chilean Copper Corp.'s (Codelco-Chile) El Teniente mine have postponed a p

Miners in the huge Siberian Kuzbass coal basin condemned a declaration signed by Soviet President Mi

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WALESA URGES WEST AGAINST TRADE BARRIERSPolish President Lech Walesa, addressing a banquet h

LOSSES MAY FORCE ISUZU FROM CAR MARTHuge losses may force Isuzu Motors Ltd., Japan's sixth-l

Week of April 15-19, 1991 This is a listing of U.S. coal shipments abroad compiled during th

Nine Japanese trading firms and leasing companies involved in selling commodity funds in Japan have

A House subcommittee approved a water subsidy bill that backers say will close loopholes that have a

LEUCADIA PLANS TO BUY COLONIAL PENN GROUPLeucadia National Corp., New York, and FPL Group In

Port Arthur Shipbuilding Co., a shipyard founded 80 years ago in Thunder Bay, Ontario, is eyeing the

A U.S.-German economic policy debate is likely to be joined here this weekend as finance ministers a

Thailand awarded Pogo Producing Co. and its two partners a license to explore for and produce oil an

Rep. Nick Rahall, D-W.Va., is resurrecting a plan to tax coal imports, this time with a new twist.

EC AGRICULTURE PRICES DIPPED IN LATE 1990BRUSSELS, Belgium - European Community agricultural

Apr. 25, 1991 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

The United States is jeopardizing Iraq's cereals harvest in Kurdistan by preventing crop-spraying he

The financial woes of First Executive Corp.'s life insurance units have caused their credit ratings

Singapore International Monetary Exchange Apr. 25, 1991Dubai Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel

Arbitration Review and Bulk Liquid Claims Forum. April 29. New York. Third annual seminar sponsored

Sea-Land Service Inc. says its new cargo route from Asia to Europe across theTrans-Siberian

For the first time in months, there are glimmers of hope that the Soviet Union will proceed with eco

Representatives from U.S. high-technology companies said they encountered on their first business tr

The Bank of Mexico said Wednesday the country's inflation rate for first half of April was 0.6 perce

To turn up the heat on international negotiations aimed at reducing shipbuilding subsidies in key co

HOUSE BILLS EXPAND POLLUTION LAWS' SCOPETwo bills introduced by Rep. Walter B. Jones, D-N.C.

With China a likely candidate for the Bush administration's list of countries that unfairly pirate U

Before small employers can be expected to provide health coverage to their employees, four "essentia

RAYTHEON TO BUILD MOBIL OIL COMPLEXLEXINGTON, Mass. - Raytheon Co.'s Badger Engineers has wo

The Alborz, a damaged Iranian tanker involved in an oil transfer in False Bay, was impounded earlier

There's an upbeat note at the beleaguered Port of Baltimore: Cargo volume is up smartly so far this

Airlines considering tapping private placement markets for money to finance new airplanes should be

Hong Kong's trade deficit for March widened to HK$8.16 billion (US$1.09 billion) from HK$3.86 billio

A proposed free trade agreement between the United States, Canada and Mexico would increase the comp

Apr. 25, 1991 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

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Aluminum ingots- $1,375-$1,385 per ton lots & in warehou

A federal court ruling overturning Exxon Corp.'s proposed $100 million settlement of criminal charge