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Oct. 23, 1998RESELLER RACK Unleaded Mid- Premium-Unle

Another big increase in managed-care enrollment among midsize employers helped keep increases in the

978 (October 23, 1998) Previous day - 987The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

Since the partial deregulation of railroads in 1980, rail carriers have accelerated efforts to maxim

The Justice Department filed an antitrust lawsuit Friday seeking to stop Northwest Airlines from buy

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The Clinton administration is coming under sustained and intense political pressure from the U.S. st

The Federal Aviation Administration said it was proposing a $160,000 fine against Mexican carrier Tr

Responding to a request from U.S. exporters of heavy equipment, the U.S. Maritime Administration

Exel Logistics and BDP International Inc., which provide logistics services, are entering into an al

New York Mercantile Exchange - October 22, 1998Prev. Life of Contr. Open Open High Lo

Nobody has to tell Martin Callery how economic turmoil in Asia is wreaking havoc at forest product p

V ery few situations tend to create anxiety in every person. Not everyone is subject to the same ne

The insurance sector is likely to emerge as a significant financier of India's infrastructure once i

The Senate last week confirmed the nomination of the chief textile negotiator, C. Donald Johnson Jr.

Ford Motor Co. may scale down its planned operations in the Philippines if the U.S. auto maker does

Micron Technology Inc., the largest U.S. maker of memory chips used in personal computers, said it f

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

Federal Express pilots overwhelmingly voted to refuse to work overtime during the Christmas season i

CSX Corp. reported a 10 percent drop in third quarter earnings to $187 million, or 88 cents a share,

Spanish airline Iberia has told its pilots that if a salary agreement is not reached this month it w

Nearly three decades after a fledgling container industry forced most southern ports to embark upon

The Asian flu is only the latest development that's sent container lines nibbling at the breakbulk m

Danzas, an international freight forwarder based in Switzerland, has concentrated much of its energy

It will take a lot more than volatile financial markets to compel higher property/casualty insurance

Friday Oct. 23, 1998Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representing

Scientists may have stumbled upon a natural remedy against a chemical found in farm wastewater that

FUTURES - October 22, 1998 OPEN INTEREST AND SALES - October 21, 1998All life-of-

Access to the ''forward'' foreign exchange market can be a huge help for smaller exporters and impor

Insurance has become more vital in the building of foreign infrastructure projects, demanded by gove

U.S. breakbulk cargo volumes flowing into Latin American infrastructure projects are great enough th

A hearing to determine the future structure of the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York took pl

In response to increased demand for just-in-time solutions in Mexico, Consolidated Freightways has e

The Caspian International Petroleum Co. struck oil at the depth of 3,150 meters (10,395 feet) while

The Oct. 22 Journal of Commerce identified data from the American Petroleum Institute on oil and gas

'It's not clear we're coming out of the crisis yet. But there are some good signs.'

Germany's Allianz AG has been approved by the Spanish regulatory commission to acquire all of Spanis

The volume of air cargo carried by Germany's Lufthansa Cargo AG fell by about 1.4 percent to 1.23 mi

Russia's economic woes have taken the shine off the Baltic ports of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, j

State Insurance Commissioner Chuck Quackenbush, seeking reelection in November, is being criticized