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UNOCAL, NORCEN WANT TO SELL ALBERTA MINECALGARY, Alberta - Unocal Canada Ltd. and Norcen Ene

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RICHMOND PORT REPORTS RECORD CARGO FOR '88RICHMOND, Calif. - The Port of Richmond said it ha

U.S ports loaded 12 percent more chemicals for export in the second quarter of 1989, compared with t

Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. of Toledo, Ohio, will acquire full ownership of its affiliate, Fibergl

The racketeering and fraud scandal that has rocked Chicago's giant futures exchanges may be due in p

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Large-scale Soviet sugar and grain purchases are driving prices higher and threatening the viability

INSURED STORM DAMAGE IN $40 MILLION RANGEInsured property damage from Hurricane Chantal, whi

The West German state airline is adding air freighter service between Seattle and Frankfurt to a lis

Reflecting the impact of a continuing rate war, insurance brokers experienced a generally lackluster

Sea Containers Ltd., the container lessor and ferries and ports operator, on Wednesday rejected an i

JAPAN POSTS 7.8 PERCENT RISE IN INDUSTRIAL OUTPUTProduction at Japan's mines and factories r

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange and Chicago Board of Trade each are investing $2.5 million to develo

AMERICAN ELECTRIC POWER SERVICE CORP. announced with much fanfare about a year ago that it would beg

Shipments of hard liquor fell last year to the lowest point since an industry survey began in 1970,

China may have found a hidden opportunity posed by its chronically congested ports and inadequate in

American companies could find strong markets in Europe for their products if they improved their des

THAI COMPANY TO BUY BUMBLE BEE SEAFOODSPillsbury Co. said Wednesday it will sell its Bumble

Gasoline retailers in Washington state are mounting a drive to have the Utilities & Transportation C

The first shot has been fired in this season's grain subsidy battle between the United States and th

Financial advisers for Todd Shipyards announced plans to evaluate the possibility of Todd coming out

Ten United Parcel Service Inc. delivery vans Wednesday joined a small but growing fleet of natural g

Although much is unresolved in the wake of the growing legal battles following the Alaskan oil spill

Aug. 16, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low

A federal appeals court has reversed a lower court and ruled that the Coast Guard acted properly las

Completion of a US$1 billion petrochemical plant on Australia's west coast now seems unlikely, at le

U.S. imports of palm oil from Malaysia are expected to increase substantially now that the American

CONFERENCE BOARD (New York) - Gail Fosler was named chief economist and director of the economic and

This tranquil, prosperous south Atlantic port is an example of what Angola could be like if peace ta

Nicaragua, battling to contain hyperinflation, devalued its currency by 2.9 percent Wednesday.

Brazilian President Jose Sarney Wednesday signed a long-awaited series of executive orders effective

YEUTTER OUTLINES GOALS FOR SOVIET GRAIN PACTFORT LEE, N.J. - USDA Secretary Clayton Yeutter

An Indian officer costs a shipping line about half what the company would pay out for a European or

African nations, hit by a sharp drop in prices for farm and mineral exports crucial to their often-u

The U.S. Department of Labor is seeking to overturn the results of an election held last year for tw

Members of the politically prominent Kennedy family turned a proposed business trip into an airlift

The Sandinista government announced it is embarking on a program to attract foreign investments now

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