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Mar. 27, 1995 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

A potentially explosive trade tussle is developing in France over importsfrom Eastern Europe

It appears the next stage of China's "family car" project will be headed by either General Motors Co

Barge traffic is increasing on the McClellan-Kerr Arkansas River Navigation System. The Army

CONTAINER RATES TO RISE BETWEEN EUROPE, ASIALONDON - The cost of sending a container

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Private phone companies can begin operating in Germany on Jan. 1, 1998, the government announced Mon

Japan's fair trade watchdog said on Monday that 42 companies including major trading houses had rigg

A U.S. businessman tethered reluctantly to a Chinese city by legal wrangling and local protectionism

U.S.-Russian trade essentially is "on hold" as a bilateral investment treaty languishes in the hands

Port commissioners in the Brownsville Navigation District this week will hear proposals from three H

The locally owned fleet is growing in volume, although the number of ships is declining overall.

Transportacion Maritima Mexicana, Mexico's largest steamship company, has begun a cost analysis for

After 50 years on the books, legislation was introduced Friday to restate existing federal law givin

2281 (Mar. 27, 1995) Previous day - 2289 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

Flipping through her father's scrapbooks, 21-year-old Leila Wise discovered old newspaper clippings

Representatives from the Saint Lawrence Seaway Development Corp. got the chance this past week to te

The volume of container traffic to and from eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union is forecast t

The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York and other sources, are selling r

A minor rift has developed in the normally cooperative relationship between Rep. Bud Shuster, R-Pa.,

Ten months after President Clinton promised to issue a set of human rights principles for U.S. busin

AVERAGE GASOLINE PRICES STAY FLAT AT THE PUMPLOS ANGELES - The national average pric

General Motors Corp. of the United States announced Friday that it has set up an institute to consol

U.S. property and casualty insurers' net income dropped to $10.1 billion from $19.3 billion in 1993

Burlington Industries Inc. is tapping India as a source of denim cloth, and industry reports suggest

SEVEN EU NATIONS DROP BORDER CONTROLSBRUSSELS - In a move lauded as a breakthrough i

CUBAN FREIGHTER SINKS; 24 REPORTED DEADMADRID, Spain - A Cuban ship sailing from Havana to S

The chief executive of the U.S.'s largest underwriter of marine-hull insurance said Monday that fore

Suppliers of the following items seek importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to contac

WELLCOME PLC CHIEF RESIGNS AFTER MERGERLONDON - The chairman of the drug maker Wellc

The Agriculture Department has joined the chorus opposing the Army Corps of Engineers' proposal to c

The U.S. dollar declined Monday, as the deutsche mark surged near the close of European trading.

The United States and North Korea on Monday ended their current round of talks on the future of Pyon

U.S. steel importers are preparing for what they anticipate will be massive trade action in 1996 by

Natural catastrophe claims could overwhelm the U.S. insurance industry in the future unless state an

SAMUEL SHAPIRO & CO. (Baltimore) - William S. Ansley was named president and chief operating officer

In France, it's known as pamplemousse. Germans call it pompelmuse; the Dutch, pompelmoes. In Japan,

In college, I once had to give a persuasive speech as an assignment for a course in public speaking.

It doesn't matter which facet of the transportation industry you're involved with, eventually you ar

ASYST TECHNOLOGIES INC. (Milpitas, Calif.) - Ray S. Martin was named director of advanced technology