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The worsening economic situation in the former Soviet Union took a UK114.8 million ($170 million) bi

A $16.7 billion work plan for 1994 announced by Mexico's communications and transport ministry takes

The rise in West Coast gasoline stocks seen recently is attributed by local industry sources to tran

The two major container shipping lines of the Persian Gulf said they are considering a joint service

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,100-$1,150per ton lots &

Russia will introduce an import duty for refined sugar soon, which will change the nature of the sug

1207 (Jan. 27, 1994) Previous day - 1220 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

Despite rate erosion in two of its key markets, American President Cos. Thursday announced sharply h

HOUSTON PORT REJECTS 2 NON-UNION STEVEDORESThe Port of Houston Authority overwhelmin

Royal Dutch/Shell Thursday said it has withdrawn its very large crude carriers from the charter mark

Lou Valentic has been to seven Super Bowls but has never seen a game. Mr. Valentic, vice pre

China may have little choice but to make its yuan currency freely convertible by the time the countr

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

The government of Jordan has authorized five Jordanian banks to reopen branches in the Israeli-occup

The German construction industry union IG Bau-Steine-Erde said it is seeking a 6 percent wage rise i

Two groups of U.S. lumber users are urging U.S. Trade Representative Mickey Kantor not to appeal a b

The Clinton administration appears to be offering an olive branch to U.S. insurers by saying it want

MET LIFE REQUESTS HEARING ON FLA. ORDERMIAMI - Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. has r

The western German business climate remained gloomy in December but forecasts for higher exports sho

Amoco Oil Co. continues to restrict the amount of distillate and gasoline that wholesale customers c

South Korean refineries, committed to huge expansion projects, are set to challenge Singapore as a m

Port commissioners in Seattle put off until next month action on a new lease for the expanded Americ

The chairman of the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey's board of commissioners Thursday announ

Differences between two railroads and the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach over user fees threate

Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. has added a second route across the North Atlantic, a move that both incre

If money talks, the terse communique about devaluation spoke volumes. Between the lines, the

New York Mercantile Exchange - Jan. 26, 1994 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

Gov. Walter Hickel has ordered a review of Alaska's coastal management program in the wake of a judg

Jan. 26, 1994 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

Current low oil prices could blunt the will to develop new energy sources, but complacency would inv

Canola producers in North Dakota want to unite to change a rule that inhibits canola production.

The Russian government's Operative Committee has decided to accept recommendations by the State Meta

SOUTH SEAS STEAMSHIP CO. (San Francisco) - Capt. Leif G. Gistrand was appointed president and chief

Shipyards in Japan, Germany and the United States have responded to a search for another company to

The House Ways and Means Committee gave a friendly reception Wednesday to a world-trade pact reached

Eastern German industrial output fell 4.4 percent in November from Octobermainly because of

A call for an extra tax on imports to promote environment-friendly development in poor countries is

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In a plan with enormous implications for the St. Lawrence Seaway, Montreal- based ship line Fednav I

The European Commission, rejecting the advice of its antitrust division, Wednesday cleared a steel m