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Aeroflot Opens Office In Ho Chi Minh CityBANGKOK, Thailand - The Soviet-flag carrier Aeroflo

CMI Concludes Talks To Finish Waste PlantCMI Corp. said that it has successfully concluded n

CSX Sells Rail Line To New Railtex UnitCSX Transportation has sold a 54-mile rail line to ne

Two brothers, Stevan and Ivan Batinic, have pleaded innocent to charges of conspiracy to sell superc

U.S. Export Finance Conference. Nov. 9-10. Madison Hotel, Washington. Contact Euromoney Inc., 205 Ea

As a California judge began hearing testimony in one of the nation's largest environmental pollution

It doesn't match the impact of the stock market's Black Monday, but to the congressmen most directly

Labor Official Slams Anti-Apartheid LaxityThe Reagan administration's failure to monitor and

1st Report Expected Today on Air DelaysTransportation Department officials expect to release

Topgallant Group, a fledgling U.S.-flag ship line, has filed a treble damage antitrust suit that acc

Motor City is sending out strong signals about the health of the economy and the future of the autom

Gasohol is no solution to U.S. energy problems of foreign dependence and pollution, said an oil indu

The railroad industry has set its sights on getting the House Energy and Commerce Committee to derai

A Reagan administration proposal to open all Japanese public works projects to U.S. construction and

A Foreign Ministry official said that the government does not object to a proposal by a Thai ship re

Chemical History Hub Receives $2 MillionThe Center for History of Chemistry announced that i

The New York Mercantile Exchange plans to significantly increase its involvement in the energy futur

The Metropolitan Energy Council, a promotional group for oil heating associations in the New York me

1175.0 (Nov. 6) Previous day - 1174.0 The Baltic International Freight Futures Exchange in L

Massport Concerned By Extra Box ChargeThe Massachusetts Port Authority, on behalf of Boston,

President Reagan has declared a special import quota that will allow the United States to import as

European traders have smuggled 160,000 metric tons of contraband East European steel worth $75 milli

AVIATION A safety panel Tuesday will recommend rule changes for emergency medical evacuation

Brazil Said to Balk On Interest DepositSAO PAULO, Brazil - Brazil made a last-minute decisio

Lyndon Olson's efforts to establish an insurance exchange in Texas are progressing slowly as he lear

November 6, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallo

Regional competition for fast-growing sales of liquefied natural gas in the Asia-Pacific area is get

The state of Wisconsin is aggressively pursuing opportunities to sellproducts in Asia and to solicit

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

Chemicals identified by the federal government as cancer-causing have not been systematically regula

Topgallant Group Inc. has accused Sea-Land Service Inc. and seven major banks of using United States

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent) is as

The Nov. 5 story on Georgia Gulf Corp.'s capacity expansion plans should have stated that the compan

American Electric Power Service Corp., Lancaster, Ohio, has added three more power plants to its spo

The Tennessee Valley Authority awarded eight spot contracts covering deliveries of 22,100 tons of co

Eurotunnel, the consortium that is building the rail tunnel under the English Channel, announced it

China says it repaired a record of more than 200 foreign ships in the first eight months of the year

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The International Maritime Organization, the United Nations agency concerned with maritime safety, w

The management of John Alden Life Insurance Co. and a group of equity investors that includes GE Cre