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The European transportation infrastructure is in dreadful condition, but exactly how bad is in the e

American Airlines said it has settled a dispute with Spanish carrier Iberia Airlines over a computer

A marine engineers union has repaid a $500,000 loan it received from another labor organization duri

American companies spurred a sharp rise in patent applications in China in the first quarter of this

REGIONAL BLOCS Doing Business in the Former Soviet Union. May 17-18. New York. Contact: Amer

Six German fruit importers filed a complaint Friday against the new European Community regime for ba

Defense Minister Kim Campbell, the front-runner to replace Brian Mulroney as Canada's prime minister

Environmental restrictions and regulatory costs continue to be the chief cause of headaches for offi

PRIMERICA COMPLETES SALE OF VOYAGERNEW YORK - Primerica Corp. completed the sale of

If you think that natural gas vehicles are on a roll, you're right, and the outlook appears to be pr

USS-Posco Industries, a joint-venture steel facility of USX Corp.'s U.S. Steel Division and South Ko

State-controlled television, always a mirror of the Serbian-dominated government, is putting out a n

Tin prices are poised for an upward move, analysts believe. Currently, prices are stuck in a

Foreign exchange banks here will be allowed to extend their foreign exchange liabilities starting to

The Commodity Exchange is studying a plan to offer margin credits to market users who hold opposing

Standard & Poor's Ratings Group, a New York-based bond-rating agency, said it will accelerate a revi

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent)is as f

The Air Force is considering a multibillion-dollar order for new air freighters from Boeing Co. beca

Several top executives at Pilot Air Freight, including Fred Golden, executive vice president, were d

A House transportation panel has agreed to increase registration fees on general aviation owners and

The European Community Commission has brushed aside Norway's attacks on its proposals to liberalize

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COAL STRIKE TO EXPAND, LABOR CHIEF WARNSWEST FRANKFORT, Ill. - Richard Trumka, presi

Average natural gas wellhead prices are expected to rise 8.1 percent in 1993 to $2.01 a thousand cub

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Carmen J. Lunetta, director of the Port of Miami, was recently elected Southeast Region Maritime Per

Is the United States out of step with global trade practices and economic policy trends? Or is it on

The Association of Tin Producing Countries is trying to persuade the United States to limit tin sale

Stockholders of Kentucky Central Life Insurance Co. want state officials to stop trying to sell the

On Aug. 2, 1990, the day Iraqi forces crossed the border into Kuwait, crude oil was selling for $22

Developing nations are seeking an end to the ad hoc way in which rich countries review and approve c

May 14, 1993 JAPANFinancial FuturesPrecious MetalsTokyo Commodity Ex

Shell International Marine Ltd., the shipping division of Royal Dutch/Shell Group, is proposing a ma

Several of Britain's largest exporters may ask a shipping line to launch a new trans-Atlantic servic

Asked about the plans of Los Angeles city officials to ask Congress to relax federal prohibitions on

Steamship lines and exporters of wastepaper are warning California lawmakers that a massive bill des

Transportation News Ticker The dry cargo and tanker fixtures listed herewith and compiled in

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May 14, 1993 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.