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Recent active spot buying by Sun Refining in New York harbor's prompt gasoline market for reformulat

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As of Jan. 6, 1995 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from su

Jan. 6, 1995 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

The Noble Collection: A Work in Progress. Through spring 1995. Staten Island, N.Y. New exhibition at

International Petroleum Exchange Jan. 5, 1995Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)_

California insurers are grinning like Cheshire cats after a stunning policy reversal by the state's

SEARCH ON FOR BODIES FROM 2 SUNKEN SHIPSCONSTANTA, Romania - A search to recover as

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A boom in the insurance sector of Thailand is expected this year, the government's regulatory agency

Beginning Feb. 4, United Parcel Service will raise rates for most shipments anaverage of 3.9

Lenders evaluating transportation are cautiously weighing their options, factoring in competition fr

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Coming off a spectacular growth year in 1994, integrated air carriers are hoping to pull the same ra

As Vietnam hurries to shore up its antiquated infrastructure, logistics companies like Radix Group I

In 1990, a working paper by a World Bank transportation expert warned of growing conflict between In

North Atlantic shipping lines are asking the Federal Maritime Commission to immediately end its five

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

In a glittering ceremony in the Great Hall of the People, China awarded medals Friday to the crew of

CHINA BUYS 92 PLANES FROM WESTERN MAKERSChina purchased 92 new planes from Western manufactu

Bristol-Myers Squibb is pushing for a share of the $3 billion antidepressant market with a new drug

A hot summer of city smog may put Britain among the trailblazers in the development of environmental

ALASKA PIPELINE OWNERS WIN TARIFF BATTLEANCHORAGE - Owners of the trans-Alaska oil p

The maritime industry, despite a string of legal victories in 1994, isn't ready to stopworrying abou

Every 10 years Collister Johnson takes a major risk. In 1985, at 39, he decided to quit a co

Ship lines on the North Atlantic are trying to patch things up with their customers. The gro

Air France appointed Sten Grotenfelt, former president of Cargolux, as its head of cargo, replacing

Those who build new ships or sell older ones watch the gap between vessel supply and demand as close

As 1994 rolled to an end, Japan's Economic Planning Agency very, very carefully forecast that Japan

The trucking industry emerged victorious in the wake of this past summer's bloody battle between Con

Although statistical proof is hard to find, the widely held belief that long- haul truckers have shi

SPILL-RESPONSE VESSEL DAMAGES VALDEZ DOCKVALDEZ, Alaska - An empty 460-foot barge ra

A federal appeals court ruling on what constitutes the maximum hours of service limit has left some

The Clinton administration will ask Congress to phase out the Interstate Commerce Commission in the

Friday Jan. 6, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representing

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It's official. Lloyd's of London, and therefore the London insurance market, is entering the downwar

Japan's property/casualty insurers will expand coverage next month for water damage from typhoons an

A severe thunderstorm packing high winds battered San Diego Wednesday, damaging PACT '95's new Ameri