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Olin Corp. said it agreed to sell its interest in the Alby-Olin Chlorates Co. sodium chlorate joint

The Environmental Protection Agency, citing the risk of mercury poisoning, said Friday it plans to e

Candidate for insurance commissioner Bob Short said that former state insurance department officials

SENATE OKS MOSELEY FOR USDA POSITIONThe Senate Friday on a voice vote approved President Bus

China's rubber- stamp parliament ended its latest session without the expected passage of a copyrigh

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Thursday at 235.81 up 0.98 which compares

Sponsors of a first-ever auction last week for plush corporate aircraft claimed success, even though

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FOUNDER, CHAIRMAN OF PERRIER RESIGNSVERGEZE, France - The founder and chairman of French min

A state grand jury has added charges of accepting bribes to federal charges filed against Louisiana

ARGENTINE PRODUCERS HIT SUGAR IMPORT PLANBUENOS AIRES, Argentina - Argentina's apparent deci

The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index moved higher last week reflecting a climb in plywood

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DAFRA LINES REPLACES AGENT FOR US MIDWESTDafra Lines AS, a shipping line serving the trade b

PRICES OF OCEAN FREIGHT FUTURES CONTRACTS last week tested but held above their previously establish

REVENUE ADEQUACY - and who ever really has adequate revenue? - is a real conundrum for railroads.

The U.S. Treasury Friday announced it is lifting the ban on Soviet nickel and nickel-bearing product

The East German antitrust office Friday admitted that the initial decision toallow Allianz A

Federal Express Corp.'s May package and document count rose 11.5 percent from a year ago, better tha

Expectations of tighter oil spill liability laws and a more "punitive" attitude by state officials a

JAPAN, KOREA REFINERS SEEK KEROSENE CARGOESRefiners are seeking to buy August kerosene cargo

Singapore International Monetary Exchange June 29, 1990Dubai Crude Oil(Dollars Per B

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President Bush may wait until next year to send the U.S.-Soviet trade agreement to Congress, U.S. of

The Rhode Island state Senate was considering a bill that would set up a state Workers Compensation

The announcement last month that members of the Skaugen family are to split up one of Norway's large

The U.S. dollar will take a back seat to the deutsche mark and the yen for the next few weeks and is

The Mediterranean island of Cyprus, beset for many years by internal political divisions, is going a

Argentine Foreign Minister Domingo Cavallo Friday said he "strongly supported" U.S. proposals for an

The boycott of U.S. ports by a growing number of major tanker operators could create a business bona

Naval architects and tanker owners who want to incorporate double bottoms or double hulls into ship

June 29, 1990 RESELLER Rack-Prices are in cents per gallonUnleaded Mid- Prem

Emery Worldwide received an unusual job in April when it shipped the likeness of a bare-breasted lad

AMERICAN REF-FUEL CO. (Houston) - Paul J. Varello was named chairman and chief executive officer of

It's been described as the largest ongoing civil engineering project, a multibillion-dollar link tha

HANJIN SHIPPING CO. (Long Beach, Calif.) - Paul Laign was named assistant general manager of operati

NY ARMORED CAR HEIST MAY DRIVE UP RATESROCHESTER, N.Y. - Buyers fear that one of the largest

A Cooper/T. Smith Stevedoring official says plans to build a container business at thePort of Provid