NEW YORK-- A commuter train shook on the tracks and then derailed in a tunnel under the East River shortly after leaving Penn Station on Monday night, forcing the hundreds of passengers on it to be removed and delaying the trip home for many others.
*Teams up with MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company, CMA CGM. Maersk Line, the world's biggest container shipping operator, a unit of Danish shipping and oil group A.P. Moller-Maersk said on Tuesday it has agreed an operating alliance with its two biggest rivals, Switzerland- based MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company S.A. and France's CMA CGM.
--Clyde Russell is a Reuters market analyst. Indonesia has joined China, the region's biggest oil consumer, and India, the third-largest, in moving toward market-based pricing for transport fuels.
NEW YORK/ CALGARY, June 14- Oil traders are gently tapping the brakes on the thriving business of shipping U.S. and Canadian crude oil by rail, industry data showed this week, the first sign of a slowdown after a two-year boom.
OKPO, South Korea, June 14- Denmark's Maersk Line unveiled the world's biggest container ship on Friday, hoping a new fleet of super-size vessels will deliver savings and return it to profit an industry battered by overcapacity, weak economies and cut-throat competition.
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina-- A speeding commuter train slammed into another that had stopped between stations during the morning commute Thursday in suburban Buenos Aires, killing three passengers and injuring more than 300 on a line that has been under government control since a deadly crash last year.
NEW YORK/ CALGARY, June 14- Oil traders are gently tapping the brakes on the thriving business of shipping U.S. and Canadian crude oil by rail, industry data showed this week, the first sign of a slowdown after a two-year boom.
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