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Oct. 10, 1995 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

It was 1:20 a.m. Monday when Amtrak's westbound Sunset Limited swung around a bend deep in the Arizo

Traffic moving through Mexico's prime West Coast port, Manzanillo, is being diverted following Monda

In what would be the first major amendment of the Oil Pollution Act of 1990, tanker owners are count

CHINESE PERFUMERY, SWISS FIRM FORGE DEALKUNMING, China - The Kunming perfumery in this capit

A one-day strike by 5 million public-sector employees protesting a proposed pay freeze brought Frenc

There will be more ups and downs for the dollar - and more risks for corporate treasurers - accordin

President Suharto pledged Tuesday Indonesia's commitment to foster investment in its oil sector in a

Illinois Central is joining the ranks of railroads surveying their customers to see whether shippers

Ocean carriers in the North Atlantic usually look forward to the fall. It's when the European factor

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Some slogans inspire and endure. "A chicken in every pot," promised by President Hoover, is

Hurricane Opal may cost up to $2 billion, according to the National Association of Independent Insur

The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index fell to a 1995 low of 111.14 on Monday, reflecting lo

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by Reuter Money Service, are selling rates among

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Oct. 10, 1995 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

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Commonwealth Edison Co., facing deregulation in the electric power industry, is looking to cut 2,000

RELIANCE INSURANCE CO. (Philadelphia) - Robert Pote and William R. Virgilio were promoted to underwr

Crime and vandalism strike the nation's rails more than 175 times a day, but the outright sabotage s

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STRIKE STILL HAMPERS PORT OF LIVERPOOLLONDON - Cargo handling activities at Liverpoo

Relations between China and the United States appear to be thawing slightly, but forthcoming high-le

The Port of Singapore, the world's second-largest containerport, achieved anaverage of 65 co

AMERICAN TRUCKING ASSOCIATIONS (Washington) - Rebecca Meyer was named manager of freight transportat

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Angry with what they called Boeing Co. takeaways in wages, health care payments and job security, 34

The Federal Highway Administration has set aside $2.3 million in grants for states to improve roadsi

Eurotunnel, cash-strapped operator of the tunnel link between Britain and France, having posted a ma

A spokesman for Kansai International Airport said Daiwa Bank Chairman Sumio Abekawa, 72, would step

Taiwan's effort to ease the 46-year ban on direct trade with China by allowing non-locally registere

Atlantic Container Line, Columbus Line, Mediterranean Shipping Co. USA, Polish Ocean Lines, United A

CONFLICT OF INTEREST REPORTED IN YARD TALKSPHILADELPHIA - While one of Gov. Tom Ridg

The collapse of the French franc on Friday tore at the fabric of the European monetary system, givin

The thought of ocean carrier deregulation has most East Coast ports shaking. West Coast ports, howev

Friday, Oct. 6, 1995 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

Russia's monthly inflation fell to a record low in September since economic reforms began in 1992, t

TRAVELERS SELLS UNIT TO UNITED HEALTHCAREHARTFORD, Conn. - Travelers Group sold its managed