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Nov. 13, 1992 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

Sun Refining and Marketing Co. and two of its executives agreed in a settlement completed last week

On Christmas, millions of Americans will open gifts protected by "peanuts" or plastic foam blocks, t

When hundreds of National Industrial Transportation League members descend on Atlanta for this year'

A business "incubator" in Germany welcomed its first European tenant this month. Captor Elec

Three months after the U.S. government received a $2.8 million advance from a record $9 million sett

Some foreign customs brokers, fearing they could end up losing their customers, are resisting the mo

Singapore's economy grew by 5.6 percent in the third quarter compared with 4.7 percent in the second

TWRA FILES SURCHARGES FOR 1993 AHEAD OF TIME SAN FRANCISCO - The TransPacific Westbound Rat

The Russian central bank forecasts that inflation could reach 2,200 percent this year, about double

Moody's Investors Service said Friday it may downgrade the long- and short- term ratings of the Mits

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The collapse Friday of spot no-lead gasoline prices in New York harbor may lead to rethinking about

Three years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, Eastern Europe has made immense strides toward a mark

Western German shipbuilders next year will receive nearly double the amount of competition subsidies

Weakening on a virtual lack of inflationary expectations in the U.S. economy and few new signs of ec

(Pounds Sterling Per Metric Ton) Nov. 13, 1992Bid AskedCopper_

Construction of Refimet, a new smelting operation located in Chile's northern mining center of Antof

In the wake of losses suffered during the Los Angeles riots six months ago, reinsurers are putting p

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Japan seems to be borrowing a page from U.S. computer marketers, but with a twist. The magaz

A ruling from the Department of Transportation became law Sunday, forcing transporters of hazardous

French industrial investment in 1992 is likely to fall about 8 percent in nominal terms compared wit

TRANSCANADA GETS NOD ON PIPELINE EXPANSIONNEW YORK - Canada's National Energy Board

The board of directors of the New York Mercantile Exchange voted to resume listing 18 months of New

A Texas oil company is investing $50 million to develop offshore gas fields in Trinidad and Tobago,

U.S. computer software company Microsoft Corp. said it signed a licensing agreement with a group of

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Orion Marine Corp. President Peter Schauer was fed up, he said, and decided to finally pull the plug

An Italian-American consortium working off China's southern coast will expand operations by developi

Encouraged by the recent Bush administration decision to slap stiff tariffs on European white wines

Four major containership operators, including the two largest U.S.-flag lines, have agreed to pay th

The chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee's Surface Transportation Sub- committee, Sen. J. James

The Federal Aviation Administration said it may roll back its ambitious expansion of East Coast air

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

Shippers and carriers may get a crack at jointly revising the rail bill of lading, if the Interstate

Nov. 13, 1992 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

James E. Bartley, president of the National Industrial Transportation League, has led his organizati

President-elect Bill Clinton's bold plans to overhaul the way health insurance is provided nationall

GE CAPITAL CANADA BUYS INTERCAN TRAILERSSTAMFORD, Conn. - GE Capital Canada, a subsi