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The post-Labor Day gasoline price slump reached into the Downstate area during the week of Sept. 18-

The slow reaction of European airlines to the growth of air cargo and in particular express services

Sept. 30 Baltic International Freight Futures Exchangeprev.Close High Low

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Richard D. Smeloff has joined A-P-A Transport Corp. as director of marketing for the common carrier

The U.S. dollar was mixed Wednesday, held virtually immobile as bullish technical factors offset neg

Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone Wednesday said Japan will be isolated in the international communit

The top CSX Distribution Services executive Wednesday repeated his pledge that CSX Corp. and Sea-Lan

The official IMF dollar rate for the special drawing right as measured by a basket of currencies den

The state of Illinois has announced plans for a $200 million world trade center in Chicago that will

Shipping lines operating on the North Atlantic are seeing little evidence of any significant improve

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

Amid much flowery, self-congratulatory speechifying stood the stark words of Jay Morris, acting admi

In the third government shake-up affecting key energy sectors, the minister of electric power and a

September 30, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gal

Jardine to Purchase 20 percent of Bear StearnsNEW YORK - Bear Stearns Cos., the ninth-larges

W. German Imports Of Oil Up From JulyFRANKFURT, West Germany - West German crude oil imports

Safety Agency Plans November MeetingsThe National Highway Traffic Safety Administration will

Japanese, French Firms To Produce MonosilaneDenki Kagaku Kogyo K.K. of Japan and L'Air Liqui

Low temperature bleach and bleach activators in household laundry detergents in West Europe are fore

Reports that Deputy Transportation Secretary James Burnley may be named to replace Elizabeth Dole as

Xerox Corp., after four years of negotiations, concluded a US$30 million contract with Chinese inves

Treasury Secretary James Baker's proposal for industrial nations to consider commodity price trends

Manville Corp., in an attempt to avoid a repeat of its costly experience with asbestos, has launched

Raw steel output in the United States in August totaled 7.494 million net tons, up 170,000 tons from

The Supreme Court of the County of New York ruled that a rental car company's collision damage waive

Honda Motor Co. never had plans to build a motorcycle plant in Vietnam, contrary to statements by U.

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EC Call for Unity Fails To Resolve Coffee SplitEuropean Community coffee consumers attending

AVIATION Cessna announces a new addition to its Citation line of business jets. 7BEuropean a

The Australian government will soon release its long-term strategy for Australia's beleaguered coal

CP Rail has repeated an offer to run commuter trains, at no profit, over its access line to the port

As distribution grows more complex, logistics managers must remain aware of the need for greater con

Due mainly to offshore interest, the New Zealand dollar has been trading this week at its highest le

The International Maritime Organization has started developing a new code of safe practice for stowi

Canadian Ports Nearly Double Grain-HandlingVANCOUVER, British Columbia - Canada's west coast

Repligen Corp., Sandoz Ltd. and its U.S. subsidiary, Sandoz Chemicals Corp., announced the formation

As China prepares to celebrate its big national holiday today, the nation also looks ahead to a cruc

Finance officials and bank executives from the world's most debt-ridden countries generally oppose s

Nigel Lawson, Britain's chancellor of the exchequer, proposed Wednesday a revised system for monitor