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The United States hopes to sell several million cubic feet of Alaskan natural gas to Japan over the

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It remains unclear whether China's decision to voluntarily curb exports to Japan of as many as 10 te

"We remain convinced that strengthening the ties of trade among nations can help to break down the c

Dec. 6, 1994 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.

BMW, INDIAN COMPANY EYE MOTORCYCLE VENTURENEW DELHI, India - Germany's BMW and India

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NJ NUCLEAR PLANT EXTENDS SHUTDOWNFORKED RIVER, N.J. - The Oyster Creek Nuclear Gener

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Eighteen protesters were arrested Monday during a demonstration at Northern States Power Co.

Western Hemisphere nations are close to agreement on setting 2005 as the deadline for completing tal

The United States has formally protested a decision by Nagano, the Japanese city hosting the 1998 Wi

The nation's third-largest shipping company is seeking federal approval to charter four new containe

The Canadian official who did a study proposing massive changes to the St. Lawrence Seaway is coming

Australian marine engineers voted Monday to end a four-day national strike that cost the country's s

Ocean shipping has always been a very capital-intensive industry. For years, those carriers with the

US-AFRICA CONFERENCE TO HIKE BREAKBULK RATESNEW YORK - The United States/Southern an

Despite all the bad news from Russia, imports of consumer goods have boomed over the past two years

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A 4-year-old labor dispute at the Port of Indiana appears to be ending. And that, a port official sa

Hoping to capitalize on its location as the closest Texas seaport to Mexico, the Port ofBrownsville

The implementation from Nov. 17 of tighter U.S. Coast Guard shipping restrictions at Alaska's Port o

Norwegian shipowners are investing much less in new ships since the country's tax laws were reformed

OMI CORP. (New York) - Craig H. Stevenson Jr. was pro moted to executive vice president and chief op

Members of the International Maritime Organization gave their full support Monday to an urgent revie

VA. SHIPYARD, EMIRATES PLAN MIDEAST VENTURENEWPORT NEWS, Va. - Newport News Shipbuilding & D

The Virginia Port Authority and Gulf Coast ports are urging the Federal Maritime Commission to give

One month after 10 Romanian stowaways were designated to receive political asylum, five remain behin

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Export-led growth is helping many East European economies post a solid recovery, but a gloomy outloo

President Boris Yeltsin's security service Monday admitted responsibility for a bizarre raid of a ma

Many countries continue to resist giving foreign banks the same operating rights as domestic ones, t

China last week forecast 11 percent economic growth this year but warned of a second year of high in

A giant Chinese order to go is being cooked up by a Sino-American partnership to satisfy the appetit

"America Fails Financial Test," bellyached the headline of a recent (Oct. 17, if you must know) Merr

A series of tests Boeing had hoped to start in November to certify its new 777 jetliner for long, ov

Boeing Co. has opened one of the world's largest aircraft spare-parts centers in Beijing, primarily

New measures began speeding the release of imported cargo from Brazil's badly congested internationa

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