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The House Ways and Means Committee added several trade amendments Wednesday to a giant budget bill d

PETRO-CANADA TO SELL SHARES VIA SYNDICATESOTTAWA - Petro-Canada common shares will b

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Increased U.S. cotton consumption in 1995-96 is expected to be led by demand for denim, according to

Russian farmers have harvested more than 45 million metric tons of grain to date this fall, but 11 m

STAR GAS CORP. BUYS DEBOLT GAS AND ELECTRICNEW YORK - Petroleum Heat and Power Inc.'

Wednesday Sept. 13, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represe

Talks over Mexican help to reactivate a Cuban oil refinery in the city of Cienfuegos were postponed

Enron Corp.'s chairman, Kenneth Lay, placed even odds Wednesday on the company's prospects for reviv

Though the crop report forecast a corn harvest dramatically lower than last year's due to searing Au

Malaysia's state-owned oil exploration arm, Petronas Carigali, is expanding in the Middle East, Nort

Shareholders on Wednesday approved the merger of Wisconsin Energy Corp. and Northern States Power Co

Ford Motor Co. and Chrysler Corp. are planning vehicle-assembly plant projects worth $294 million in

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Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (America) Inc. has had some important inside changes this summer, but it's chang

The brig Niagara was a soggy, rotting hulk when crews raised Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry's flagshi

It took $20 million and a little over a year to recreate the charm and ambiance of a vintage stern-w

Egypt's earnings from the Suez Canal climbed in July despite reductions in tolls of up to 35 percent

The Consumer Federation of America supported the National Association of Insurance Commissioners on

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With government orders winding down, Canadian shipbuilders are looking outside the country for prosp

Drawing on the support of a local Japanese community eager for shipping service, Hong Kong's Orient

World pension funds are expected to reach $11.2 trillion by 1999, but many of the senior investment

The administration of Gov. Tom Ridge said the state has made a financial offer to the German company

INTERNATIONAL GROUP SETS HEMISPHERIC CONFERENCECHICAGO - The 25th Hemispheric Insura

The property/casualty industry rests in a precarious position because of exploding populations in ar

The state attorney general's office is investigating whether port charges imposed by cruise lines ar

The U.S. Department of Agriculture will not back off last month's surprise declaration that it will

Associated British Ports Holdings announced pretax earnings for the first half of 1995 of UK43.5 mil

NARITA AIRPORT CARGO SETS A RECORD FOR JUNETOKYO - The New Tokyo International Airpo

Down at the waterfront, customs inspector Fred Parham keeps a sharp eye out for stolen cars in outbo

William P. Fricks, president of Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co., also will become the shipy

Three state-owned steel and iron-ore companies are establishing a shipping venture to handle captive

To stack or not to stack. That is the question Maryland transportation interests are revisit

The Senate Appropriations Committee approved a fiscal 1996 spending plan for the State and Commerce

Shippers to Santos, Brazil, beware: Your cargo may get there, but there's no telling when it will ge

STRIKE CONTINUES AT MATSON SISTER FIRMSAN FRANCISCO - A strike that shut down a suga

On Saturday, Newport News Shipbuilding will again become a commercial shipbuilder. In a morning cere

The Federal Maritime Commission is launching an investigation into Japanese port practices to determ