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U.S.-based multinational corporations could face higher taxes abroad if foreign companies are forced

British airlines are moving to establish a monies-in-trust insurance program that would protect them

The automated tariff system the Federal Maritime Commission plans to begin operating in February fac

NORANDA ZINC WORKERS OK 3-YEAR CONTRACTUnion workers at Canadian Electrolytic Zinc , a subsi

LUFTHANSA POSTS $169 MILLION LOSSLufthansa German Airlines posted Thursday a pretax loss of

A new forum representing the interests of the bunker industry is being set up following recognition

Colombia may be forced to import crude oil from Mexico or Venezuela if leftist rebels continue to at

The United States and European Community Thursday tried to settle their bitter dispute over oilseed

Nov. 19, 1992 Copper Total, 70,432. Gold Total, .1,728,036.Silver Total, .280

As of Nov. 19, 1992 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained

Sugar users are expected to be well-supplied next year, despite predictions of production shortfalls

The nation's largest planned port infrastructure project moved a step closer to construction this we

Tree-free paper. It's really here - 100 percent tree-free paper! Kenaf paper is made from a plant th

The International Maritime Organization (IMO) will set up a special task force to address the growin

About three of every four South Florida residents who filed insurance claims after Hurricane Andrew

Nov. 19, 1992 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

Consumer prices for goods and services in China's 35 major cities rose 10.6 percent in January-Octob

New York Mercantile Exchange Nov. 19, 1992Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

Saudi Arabian Refining and Marketing Co. has reduced some official posted prices of its A-960 bunker

Thursday, Nov. 19, 1992 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

Ocean carriers have stepped up their efforts to compete with air freight companies for such goods as

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The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Wednesday at 202.34 unch which compares wi

Policyholders at Florida's second-biggest insurer are in for a double surprise when their policies c

Congress can do little to help stem the tide of multibillion-dollar losses in the airline industry,

The increase in insurance rates that's hit shipowners in the past year is forecast to spread to othe

ITT HARTFORD REPORTS THIRD-QUARTER LOSSHARTFORD, Conn. - ITT Hartford, subsidiary of ITT Cor

China's international containership line, China Ocean Shipping Co., is the latest - and perhaps fina

As Colombian coffee growers switch to other crops, 1992-93 (October- September) coffee production wi

Relieving the crowding in the Chicago Board of Trade financial futures pits dominated member concern

The world's largest maker of elevators Thursday signed its third deal in China. This one inv

The European Community on Jan. 1 will launch a giant single market for goods, people, services and c

Wednesday, Nov. 18, 1992 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

CHINA EXPECTED TO BUY US COMPUTER EQUIPMENTChina plans to buy up to $2 billion worth of U.S.

Rising traffic at Portland, Ore., and Vancouver, British Columbia, will push the Pacific Northwest's

British Airways will support a full "open-skies" agreement with the United States if Washington agre

Britain and Denmark today will block a planned $1.1 billion European Community subsidy to promote hi

Truckers may have failed to achieve many of their objectives in the U.S. Congress' major transportat

In a reversal of an earlier decision, the U.S. International Trade Commission has determined that ma