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India's soymeal exports will exceed 1.5 million metric tons in the 1992-93 (April-March) fiscal year

CHARLES NASTRO TO HEAD COMMON CLEARING UNITCharles P. Nastro, former chairman of the Coffee,

Property and casualty insurers could raise to $10 billion their collective estimate of insured prope

Sea Containers Ltd. Monday announced it had filed on Oct. 2 a registration statement with the SEC in

JOINT VENTURE TO OFFER TRANSPORT SERVICESMINEOLA, N.Y. - New World Shipping, a joint venture

The American dream of owning a company has come true for 4,000 employees of Central Freight Lines In

A group of shipboard engineers has refused to sign a mediator's proposal to settle a long dispute th

David L. Maloof, a prominent maritime lawyer, died at North Shore University Hospital in Manhasset,

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

Italian business executives have routinely paid bribes to political parties to win lucrative contrac

Outstanding differences between the United States and the European Community are holding up the draf

Oct. 6, 1992 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.

A coal company named as having the worst safety record in 1991 contends the rankings compiled by an

Beijing ended its first beer festival on Sunday, held to encourage a boom in sales in what foreign b

Hungary is the easiest East European country to invest in, but many Western firms are still consider

As of Oct. 6, 1992 Prices in the spot chemicals table include spot quotations or list prices

Most U.S. property and casualty insurance companies will share $300 million in tax breaks over five

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Russia's chief banker indicated Monday that Moscow should try to renegotiate tough conditions impose

The EC and Bulgaria have reached agreement on a medium-term strategy for developing Bulgaria's agric

The bidding for Continental Airlines, which is reorganizing under Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy

Arthur F. McMahon was named corporate officer and vice president of passenger services. He s

The Supreme Court has declined to decide whether the federal government can reach a consent agreemen

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Three workers performing routine maintenance on a smokestack at a rural coal- fired power plant in t

The European Community is ready to expand commercial links with Israel and update a 1975 bilateral t

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European Community rapeseed meal traders are scouring the market for November delivery meal due to a

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,200-$1,300per ton lots &

Hurricanes Andrew and Iniki should have a slightly positive effect on some insurance brokers' third

French Prime Minister Pierre Beregovoy has given approval to reopen the controversial La Ciotat ship

A newly opened rail link in China is expected to ease chronic congestion on north-south routes and f

The election is nearly a month away, but Rep. Robert A. Rowe, D-N.J., already wants to be secretary

Kopin Corp. said Monday that it signed a $9.2 million two-year contract with the Defense Advanced Re

The Federal Reserve is expected to cut interest rates by Thursday to pump life into an economy that

A senior official at Japan's Economic Planning Agency said Tuesday that the Bank of Japan has room t

Senior executives of 27 U.S. companies began a four-day visit to the Philippines Tuesday, following

At a time when the liability risks from oil spills are increasing, some industry members fear that t

Sean T. Connaughton joined the law firm's Washington office as director of legislative and governmen