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

A consultant has recommended that a public-private partnership be involved in developing a $1.8 bill

Moving cargo and courier packets to and from southern China's boom town Shenzhen should be easier wi

Even though they have quietly arranged a special volume discount contract for lumber shippers in the

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The tiny Key West and Marathon airports are getting a half-million dollars worth of signs that they

Iveco NV, the commercial vehicle arm of Italy's Fiat SpA industrial group, expects 1993 to be one of

Monday May 10, 1993 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representing

Gov. William Weld's administration's overhaul of the state workers compensation system has sharply r

Corn prices fell to a near six-month low on prospects for active corn plantings because of drier wea

BLANCH'S STOCK OFFERING YIELDS $27.5 MILLIONE.W. Blanch Holdings Inc., a reinsurance interme

After watching developments in Canada for more than a decade from a Montreal observation post, one i

New York Mercantile Exchange May 7, 1993Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

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Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

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Despite its recent woes, Boeing Co. can claim to be the best of the Blue Chips. Over the pas

Lending worries, capital constraints and retrenchment by Japanese banks caused a slowdown in world b

In an unprecedented action, the Department of Transportation said Monday it will slash Qantas Airway

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The stampede of overseas companies and countries rushing to pour money into China's booming economy

MALAYSIA OIL FIRM INKS PACTS FOR ETHYLENE UNITSKUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - Malaysian national o

Toyota Motor Corp. landed the first punch Monday in what is likely to be a verbal battle with U.S. a

May 10, 1993 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

A business-sponsored effort to overhaul North Carolina's workers compensation system is gathering st

Japan's Trade Ministry Monday released its second annual report on unfair traders and cited the Unit

A group of ocean carrier conferences have asked the Federal MaritimeCommission to open an in

German chemical group Hoechst AG said Monday it and pharmaceutical group Schering AG are in talks on

The national fleet is beginning to expand after two years of decline, new government figures show.

Taiwan will lift certain restrictions on wheat importers next month, but purchases aren't likely to

Bosnian Serbs in this border town were stunned and angry Sunday as their fellow Serbs turned them aw

Trucking groups, looking for an increase in the 55-mph speed limit on most interstate highways, are

A U.S. proposal to lengthen the transition period for removing textile import quotas has drawn fire

The story "SP Chooses Brad Skinner for New Intermodal Chief," on Page 3B in the May 6 editions, conc

In an effort to avoid future lengthy delays in dredging the nation's harbors, U.S. Rep. Robert Menen

An amateur radio operator who pleaded guilty to reporting a false maritime distress signal last year

U.S. coal exports to the European Community fell last year by 6.6 million short tons, to 51.6 millio

Singapore, the world's second busiest containerport, handled 7.56 million 20- foot equivalent unit c

Textile Quotas to Watch as of May 8, 1993* Country Category Description % F

Seibels Bruce Group Inc. has sued American States Insurance Group for breaking a $69.9 million merge