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A story on Page 9A on Monday, "American Hull Narrows Premium-Expense Gap," should have said that Vin

Germany pledged 60 million deutsche marks ($37 million) in financial and technical aid to Albania to

Cash-strapped Iran is poised to sign agreements with German banks to defer payment on some 1 billion

Recent bright spots in the economy have helped cheer business confidence in some regions of Japan, s

Trade between the United States and Russia, already at a level causing back- ups at some West Coast

China said Monday it will remove import licenses on a further range of products before 1996 as part

The Interstate Commerce Commission proposed Monday to exempt the rail transportation of scrap paper

1485 (Apr. 5, 1993) Previous day - 1493 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

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International Petroleum Exchange Apr. 5, 1993Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)_

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Phillips Petroleum Co. and Sumitomo Chemical Co. could combine their U.S. polypropylene plastics bus

Colombia's inflation rate for March was 1.87 percent, the lowest for that month in nine years, the N

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines said Friday that it and three other midsize European carriers plan to merge

The International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union has reached tentative agreement with the o

Paul L. Crouch, a well-known shipper executive, has retired from his position as vice president of t

Some air and rail freight operations within a few miles of each other were disrupted at about the sa

Aiming to save money now on expansion plans, UFreight Holdings of Hong Kong has paid HK$27 million,

Qualcomm Inc. edged further ahead of its telecommunications rivals last week by signing multimillion

Rep. Lee Hamilton, D-Ind., the House Foreign Affairs Committee chairman, urged against the lifting o

A San Francisco transportation consulting group has been brought in by the Port of Long Beach to stu

It may not have operated any trains over its Rahway Valley Line for a year, but Delaware Otsego Corp

The threat of penalty duties on flat steel products is starting to create supply problems, which cou

The U.S. oil industry has rekindled its interest in Vietnam, a promising venture cut short by the fa

Ten months after France's dockworker reform became law, the fruits of the project that promised to m

Apr. 2, 1993 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.

Dresser Industries Inc. has signed agreements for oil industry development projects with Russia and

CONSOLIDATED EDISON BUYS NO. 6 FUEL OILConsolidated Edison Co. of New York purchased a high

The Clinton administration issued new details on its proposed energy tax Thursday, including dozens

Intel Corp. said it is planning a $1 billion expansion of its computer-chip plant in Rio Rancho, N.M

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The American Insurance Association is attempting to rally industry support for a compromise version

Two investor groups have expressed interest in pumping millions of dollars into Covenant Mutual Insu

China and Brazil, two Third World giants in different regions, are presenting stock investors with s

After two suspicious workers compensation claims doubled Daniel Di Giacomo's insurance rates, he dec

An accelerated dredging project to accommodate a new shipping service here indicates a larger Boston

After years of deliberation and clamor for action, the Hong Kong government has decided to go ahead

An all-out strike at a Japanese-owned camera factory in China continued for a third day on Friday, a

Association for Information and Image Management. April 5-8. 42nd annual meeting. McCormick Place, C

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