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TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT Transportation equipment. Contact: Savva Carland, Energetichesky Pr

Hypertension, bad backs, hand injuries. These are some of the reasons why police officers and firefi

Shippers and carriers gathered in San Francisco last week looking for ways to improve contentious bu

APL LINKS COMPUTERS TO CUSTOMS SERVICEOAKLAND, Calif. - American President Lines sai

Petromin SA, the country's biggest merchant shipping company, plagued by scandal last year, plans to

Shipping lines, freight brokers and importers are lining up against a Customs proposal that would re

Midway Airlines Corp. sold a 90 percent stake to Zell/Chilmark Fund for $25 million, the investment

Free-trade advocates from border cities along the 2,000-mile U.S.-Mexico frontier gave a resounding

A story July 22 on Page 1A, "Proposal Seeks Middle Ground on Ship Tax," should have reported that th

China does not encourage joint ventures in the service sector, but it has allowed Western accounting

The number of rigs exploring for oil and natural gas in the United States rose by six to 779 for the

July 25, 1994 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

ENERGY INVESTMENT SINKING IN RUSSIAMOSCOW - Capital investment in Russia's fuel and

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

RAIN PUSHES DOWN COFFEE, COCOA FUTURESNEW YORK - Improved weather conditions at the

The summer wheat harvests are rolling into grain elevators across the central United States, with wh

U.S. shipyards and shipyard unions want the Labor Department to revive a committee that drafted the

July 25, 1994 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

TROPICAL STORM ALBERTO TO COST $95 MILLIONRAHWAY, N.J. - Tropical Storm Alberto caus

The following is the list of bunker prices obtained during the course of week ending July 22, 1994.

The large number of mega-containerships scheduled for delivery over the next couple of years could r

Despite missed calls and bad winter weather, conference carriers of the Vessel Sharing Agreement hav

Market interest in large dry-bulk ships is unusually high for the time of year, British shipbrokers

A surprise House of Representatives compromise that threatens to complicate, not ease, the governmen

A crucial election called for Sept. 12 in Quebec has catapulted Canada into a new period of politica

Are high-speed containerships the wave of the future? Philadelphia port interests are gambli

International relief organizations, following the lead of the U.S. military, have turned to Miami-ba

Monday July 25, 1994 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

Hub Group Inc. is taking a hard look at making a stock offering that could make the firm the second

Hoping to capitalize on the flurry of new regulations promulgated on a nearly daily basis in Mexico,

The first milestone in setting up a multilateral foreign-exchange clearing bank was reached last wee

New York Mercantile Exchange - July 25, 1994 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High

July 25, 1994 This table shows the vessels scheduled to call at U.S. coal terminals and the

Nigerian oil workers, whose strike is into its fourth week, said Monday they were sticking to their

Textile Quotas to Watch as of July 22, 1994* Country Category Description

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural ServiceAgric

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

Copper prices are rising quickly as speculators anticipate stronger world economies, analysts said.<

GLOSSARY AR: American Tanker RateSchedule RevisedRS: American Tanker Rate Schedule

Thousands of Zimbabwean commercial-bank workers, on strike for higher pay since last Friday, stayed