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An explosion that knocked out about 20,000 barrels a day of gasoline production on the West Coast ap

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FOREIGN INVESTORS IN CHINA UNHAPPYForeign businessmen in one of China's model investment zon

TEMPORARY SERVICES INTERNATIONAL INC. (Long Beach, Calif.) - Jennifer Frank, a recruiter and trade c

The European Community is considering toning down plans to submit foreign banks to a reciprocity tes

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Wilh. Wilhelmsen Ltd., the Norwegian shipowner and oil rig operator, reported reduced operating prof

U.S. Trade Representative Carla Hills said Tuesday that she is "optimistic" that the Uruguay Round t

Buoyed by a sharp jump in profits and strong business, Malaysia's maritime flag carrier is expanding

Leading legislators, consumer groups and social service advocates here want Wisconsin to be the seco

A coalition of agricultural export suppliers, producers and processors wants the Federal Maritime Co

The government of the Philippines appears to have thrown in the towel in attempts to auction off its

The legendary Malcom McLean, father of the containership, knows what's wrong with the shipping indus

Attorneys for Employers Insurance of Wausau Inc. are in New York this week deposing Xerox Corp. offi

A conservative Massachusetts state lawmaker accused of aiming to "gut" the state's universal health-

Ronald W. Stasch was elected president of the Risk and Insurance Management Society for the 1989-90

Brazil is subsidizing its exports to the United States of fabricated steel wheels generally used on

Colorado Gov. Roy Romer is expected to sign a bill soon that will allow AIDS patients to collect the

CIGNA FINDS LOCATION IN IRELAND FOR CENTERCigna Corp. announced Tuesday it has reached agree

A framework budget agreement now being hammered out between Congress and the Bush administration sho

NEW MACHINERY ORDERS DECLINE IN JAPANJapan's new machinery orders placed by the private sect

CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS EXPECTED TO FALL 3 PERCENTConstruction contracting will fall about 3

After many days of confusion and contradictory statements, it appears there won't be any additional

A new United Nations-sponsored strategy for economic reforms offers Africa the best option to avoid

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A Mitsubishi Bank survey of U.S. seaports and air cargo firms implies that the merchandise trade def

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If you go by the numbers, U.S. mergers and acquisitions fell sharply in the first quarter of 1989 co

Regina threw up her hands and shook her head in shocked disbelief. After seven years of glowing job

Escalating price tags for locomotives, coupled with fears that the economy may be softening, have le

Amid pressure from auditors regarding potential conflict of interest among shipping agents, the U.S.

It can stop bulldozers with a flick of its tail. It can confound city planning agencies with a mere

The threat of a nationwide strike by dockworkers in Britain appeared to recede Tuesday, when a dispu

No longer is the electronic purchase order a novelty. Electronic versions of many common bus

State officials in Maryland picked Brendan J. "Bud" O'Malley, a veteran New York port executive, to

CENTRAL BANKS SAY POLICIES ARE WORKINGBASEL, Switzerland - The current policies of the Europ

The U.S. dollar pushed slightly higher against most major currencies Monday in a dull market marked

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

President Carlos Salinas de Gortari moved swiftly to confront his domestic foes, but he has waited f

The tanker market is facing a difficult period over the coming few months before conditions start to