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The shortage of containerships available for short-term service appeared to ease in October, allowin

CFTC OKS 4 CONTRACTS FOR MIDAM EXCHANGEThe Commodity Futures Trading Commission on Thursday

Members of the U.S. construction industry get together to showcase their newest equipment only once

A federal inter-agency criminal investigation of how tons of U.S.-made firearms are ending up in Sou

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A U.S. company is among the first to be granted approval to operate in one of India's newly created

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The Russian government, facing rising opposition to its program of market reforms, plans to speed up

A federal judge has rejected a motion that would have directed defunct Pan American World Airways In

Chubb Corp. and the U.K.'s Sun Alliance Group PLC said Thursday they are reducing their 9 percent st

Ceres Marine Terminals Inc. is the apparent winner in a controversial bidding war to take over opera

Joseph A. Chiarello, senior vice president of Universal Maritime Services Corp., died Sunday after a

German leading precious metals trading and processing company Degussa expects stable prices for gold

Most forwarders handle the occasional piece of construction equipment, but a number have special dep

Koch Industries Inc. showed off its new office building last week to 150 community leaders in a brie

International Federation of Customs Brokers Associations. Nov. 9-11. San Francisco. Second world con

Short-haul truckers, forwarders, container terminal operators and shippers agree the Intermodal Safe

Nov. 5, 1992 No. 4/ No. 6/ No. 6/1% 1% 0.5%Buckley

World demand for energy technology through the next decade could be worth over $200 billion to Ameri

Thursday Nov. 5, 1992 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representi

REMY MARTIN FORMS SHANGHAI JOINT VENTURESHANGHAI, China - French wine producer Remy Martin s

Nov. 5, 1992 Copper Total, 70,596. Gold Total, .1,765,927.Silver Total, .279,

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Prices for Japan open-specification naphtha seem to be holding steady amid the recent plunge in crud

Claims from Hurricane Andrew in the Lloyd's of London insurance market are unlikely to top $1 billio

As of Nov. 5, 1992 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained

Despite a worldwide recession, verging on a depression, in the construction equipment industry, the

PORT OF NEW ORLEANS TO UNVEIL RAIL PLANPatrick Gallway, the Port of New Orleans' planning an

Ambitious plans to privatize Russia's top-heavy trucking enterprises and spin off some of their idle

Ray MacSharry, the European Community's farm commissioner, quit Thursday as agriculture negotiator i

The U.S. Postal Service, its plans to award a new 10-year, $1 billion contract for express and overn

TRUNKLINE GAS RESTARTS LA. OFFSHORE PIPELINENEW YORK - Trunkline Gas Co. Wednesday r

While Gov. Clinton has promised to create jobs for average Americans, several U.S. ambassadors in So

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German Chancellor Helmut Kohl said Thursday that Bonn wanted Poland to join the European Community,

Fire broke out at a chemical plant in Northwest England on Thursday, releasing a cloud of toxic gas

An upward premium growth curve enjoyed by Canadian insurers since 1984 ended in the second quarter.<

Kemper Corp.'s $51.9 million drop in third-quarter net income had no effect on its decision to put i