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UtiliCorp United said last week it had agreed to buy the Kansas natural gas distribution and transmi

Canadian barley and corn production in 1993-94 (August-July) is seen rising 2.5 percent and 43 perce

QUAKER CHEMICAL BOARD OKS STOCK REPURCHASECONSHOHOCKEN, Pa. - Quaker Chemical Corp.'s board

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EC WHITE SUGAR EXPORTS SEEN AT 5 MILLION TONSEuropean Community white sugar exports are expe

GULF OIL, GAS OUTPUT NEAR PRE-ANDREW LEVELThe U.S. Minerals Management Service Wednesday sai

Although it may seem the stuff of science fiction, cars and trucks soon may start the switch from re

A joint venture involving an American distributor and a Japanese manufacturer is marketing domestica

A chemical distributor has agreed to pay damages to settle a lawsuit brought by Florida ranchers who

William Russell Grace, Joseph P. Grace, J. Peter Grace. Like an unbroken line of kings, the

Japanese beef traders said they are worried that prices for beef will remain lower at the start of t

After taking a hard look at export prospects for 1993, Argentine farmers have concluded they face a

The Moscow Oil Exchange, which has emerged as one of Russia's more viable commodity exchanges in the

As of Dec. 24, 1992 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from s

Walking a fine line between the interests of insurers and labor unions, a state commission studying

American insurance companies are hoping President-elect Bill Clinton's populist tax policies won't g

S&P LOWERS RATINGS ON A&A DEBENTURESNEW YORK - Standard & Poor's lowered Thursday it

Shareholders of Travelers Corp. gave overwhelming approval to the sale of about 27 percent of its st

For some, 1992 was the Year of the Phoenix. But only for some. Federal Express Corp. and Eme

SKANDIA AMERICA GROUP (New York) - Donald R. Alexander was named president and chief operating offic

Truck insurers, who have been up in arms over a plan to eliminate federal reporting requirements for

Dec. 23, 1992 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

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

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Managers and private outside investors have taken control of Anglo-Eastern Ship Management Ltd. from

The recently appointed executive director of the Puerto Rico Ports Authority said the incoming commo

Cargo executives hope an improving U.S. economy will lead to higher traffic volumes in 1993.

World Ship Society. Jan. 9. Port Elizabeth, N.J. Tour and cocktail reception aboard M/V Americana, a

To the Editor: I read the cover package on Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic in the Oct

Maybe it's because hope springs eternal, especially as people approach a New Year . . . . Or maybe i

To the Editor: I recently returned from the International Air Cargo Forum in Luxembourg and

A friend returning recently from Barbados brought a gift of Cockspur rum and news that he'd seen Ame

Bill Clinton loves infrastructure. In fact, he fully intends to be the infrastructure president, bui

That's the sixty-four billion dollar question the air cargo industry should be pondering right about

A year ago, U.S. airline executives couldn't wait for 1992 to begin. The new year couldn't be any wo

Economic sluggishness in major markets around the world, combined with severe overcapacity on key ro

The 1996 summer Olympic Games can't come soon enough to suit Atlanta city officials. The Jan

U.S. CUSTOMS BROKERS EXAM PREPARATION, Feb. 22-26. Orlando, Fla. Sponsored by Fritz Cos. Contact: Tr

Every enterprise needs a Captain Bligh. The Soviet Union had Josef Stalin. Major League Baseball has