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U.S. coal exporters, heading to Brazil this week for talks over metallurgical coal sales, will likel

In response to congressional concern that U.S.-China trade policy is spinning out of control in the

The United States and European Union reached an agreement on government contracts Wednesday that wou

An unexpected strike by office workers has closed down the Port of Sacramento, a bulk facility servi

At least 16 stowaways have been discovered in the mid-Atlantic aboard a containership due to dock in

As of Apr. 12, 1994 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from s

Sea-Land Service Inc.'s announcement last week of a $30 million investment in a new container termin

CLARK & ATCHESON (New York) - Richard J. Reisert was named a partner at this maritime law firm. He w

Negotiations between grain handlers at Canada's west coast ports and grain elevator owners are sched

BREAUX OUT OF RACE FOR MAJORITY LEADERWASHINGTON - Sen. John Breaux, the Louisiana D

The United States' busiest freeway reopened this week, 2 1/2 months ahead of schedule, after round-t

Delta Air Lines took another step Tuesday aimed at broadening its reach in Europe by announcing a co

McDonnell Douglas Corp.'s deal to sell advanced F-15 Eagles to Israel turned out to beeven bigger th

The Interstate Commerce Commission is grappling once again with the issue of railroad grain car supp

RUSSIA GASOLINE TAXES WORRY FARM OFFICIALSMOSCOW - Last week's 10 percent government

U.S. industries, besieged by thieves, ripped off by copycat artists and technology pirates, are taki

A proposed National Grain Car Council received mixed reviews at an Interstate Commerce Commission he

Ocean carriers that set rates together on the Pacific are trying to get major independent shipping l

Motor carrier associations from the United States, Canada and Mexico have formed a formal alliance t

In a move endorsed by industry observers, GATX Capital Corp. on Tuesday signed a joint-venture deal

The Bureau of Labor Statistics, as part of its Producer Price Index program, reported Tuesday the co

UNITED AIRLINES GETS TENTATIVE NOD ON ROUTEUnited Airlines said the U.S. Department of Trans

Air Express International, seeking to grab a bigger share of the burgeoning U.S.-Mexican market, has

With the recent defeat of a Massachusetts double-stack rail plan for the Port of Boston, Guilford Tr

World natural gas consumption is expected to rise 1.8 percent a year during the 1990s and 3.0 percen

CHINA BUYS COAL GEAR FROM JAPAN'S TOMENBEIJING - China National Technical Import & E

International Petroleum Exchange Apr. 12, 1994Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

New York Mercantile Exchange - Apr. 12, 1994 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

The oil and gas industry will need tax breaks or royalty relief to tap the vast oil and gas reserves

Ten people were injured, four severely, by an explosion at a Petroleos Mexicanos refinery in the cen

Apr. 12, 1994 RESELLER RACKUnleaded Mid- Premium-Unlead Pre

Apr. 12, 1994 No. 4/ No. 6/ No. 6/1% 1% 0.5%Buckley

The circle of companies represented by Trucking Management Inc. and banded together against striking

Apr. 12, 1994 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

Asia's use of natural gas is forecast to rise significantly to power dynamic economic growth, but ga

The United States and European Union edged closer to a deal on public procurement Tuesday, but faile

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U.S. coal companies could become part owners of soon-to-be privatized British Coal if aU.K marketing

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