Latest news

Oct. 6, 1994 RESELLER RACKUnleaded Mid- Premium-Unlead Prem

Pakistan's prime minister Benazir Bhutto said Thursday that work on an $8 billion coal-fired power s

A market-assistance program that introduces insurance agents and companies to each other has matched

If several insurance agencies banded together, pooling their personnel, telephone lines, computers a

Modest-sized tanker operators may be forced to merge if they wish to continue serving the United Sta

The State University of New York Maritime College held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to dedicate a new l

Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (America) Inc. is moving its pricing, marketing, strategic planning, marketing r

GUARANTY FUNDS COST INSURERS 33 PERCENT MORESCHAUMBURG, Ill. - American property and casualt

Canadian maritime interests have joined forces to fight a government decision allowing the state-own

(1) DAILY INDEX * Annual Smoothed percent +18.649/30 108.310/3 108.410

Citing continuing technical and management problems, Federal Transit Administrator Gordon Linton sus

Facing another severe winter shortage of railcars that carry vital steel shipments from the Port of

Pratt & Whitney has slipped behind its internal test schedule for certifying engines to be used in B

Three Weeks Ended Oct. 1, 1994, vs. Similar 1993 Period Cars CarsLoaded Loaded

Trucking executives chafing under Kentucky's road tax plan called Tuesday forrepeal of one c

The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission said it has fined Public Service Electric & Gas Co. $500,000

US FIRM WINS FIRST VIETNAM HIGH-TECH PACTHANOI, Vietnam - IDB Systems said it has become the

The focus of Taiwan's trade has shifted firmly to the Asia-Pacific region, which now accounts for cl

Natural-gas prices in the United States will have trouble topping $2 for a thousand cubic feet betwe

Oct. 6, 1994 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

1723 (Oct. 6, 1994) Previous day - 1693 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

Livestock traders love adages, and one of their favorites in time of big supply is "Sell it or smell

"More sessions on how to run my business." That's what member agents of the National Associa

The Port of Baltimore will extend working hours at the gate operations of Baltimore's Seagirt Marine

August 1993 August 1994 Top PortsPercent PercentPort s

After a year of gridlock in Congress, intense anti-Washington feeling throughout the country was abo

Crisis was not a word springing from people's lips here this week at the annual meetings of the Worl

The European Union's top trade official called for Japan to publicly pledge that European exporters

Concern is rising over a potential conflict with Iraq next week when Rolf Ekeus, the chief U.N. weap

The United Kingdom's main opposition Labor party would reverse the privatization of the railway syst

The Panamanian government plans to sell 49 percent of its national telecommunications company, Intel

Four metropolitan areas received the green light for cellular phone service next April, with two U.S

As of Oct. 6, 1994 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from su

BP IS SKEPTICAL ABOUT REFINING PROFITSLONDON - British Petroleum PLC warned that ref

The Chicago Board of Trade said it would launch financial futures trading on its Project A system Oc

The fierce hailstorm that pelted Denver and several other Colorado cities has created at least $5 mi

Twenty state attorneys general reached a $36 million settlement with 32 insurers, reinsurers, broker

Bruce Brandi, executive vice president for sales and marketing at Lep Profit International, will be

The Intermodal Association of North America plans to launch a trade show in the spring of 1996 to go

The Idaho economy has gone from potatoes to chips. Computer chips and other high-technology