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Zimbabweans, hard-hit by bitter economic reforms and a crippling drought, are raising their voices t

Four large-scale coal mining companies announced Monday formation of a new bargaining alliance for n

The Massachusetts Maritime Academy said it is reaching near-record enrollment at a time when many co

As U.S. and Chinese negotiators enter critical talks this week on Washington's demand that China ope

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The London Metal Exchange today will launch its first new contract in more than a decade when forwar

Oct. 5, 1992 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

The Supreme Court Monday agreed to review legal questions that will determine whether the 1988 antit

Containership lines are fighting intensely for access to the medium-size, self-unloading tramp ships

Enough U.S.-made firearms and ammunition to fill a 45-foot tractor trailer were funneled through Sou

The International Monetary Fund has decided to resume providing assistance to Cambodia after a 17-ye

The latest models of new Boeing Co. cargo jets will continue on track for delivery in the mid- and l

The leaders of the U.K. government face a roasting over their handling of the U.K.'s relationship wi

The summer's natural gas price stampede is making converts out of many forecasters who started 1992

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Traders expect high-sulfur and especially heavy crudes to be the strongest price performers in comin

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The following is the list of bunker prices obtained during the course of week ending Oct. 2, 1992. U

OSAKA'S ECONOMY CALLED WORST IN JAPANOSAKA, Japan - The economic downturn in Osaka i

GOLD, SILVER INCREASE AS STOCK MARKET FALLSA 104-point plunge in the Dow Jones industrial av

BULGARIA, UKRAINE SIGN TRADE, DEFENSE ACCORDSSOFIA, Bulgaria - Bulgaria and Ukraine signed t

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Friday at 200.87 off 0.45 which compares w

Westlake Polymers Corp. will increase production of low-density polyethylene by 100 million pounds a

The mostly cool, wet 1992 growing season has slowed crop maturity but also helped produce bumper fee

Connecticut's Life & Health Guaranty Association and its New York counterpart have failed to approve

CNA INSURANCE COS. (Chicago) - Philip L. Engel was named president, replacing Dennis Chookaszian, wh

Japan has blinked in the standoff over imported rice and will soon face another challenge from the c

A South Korean airline is introducing two new freight services across the Pacific. Starting

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Next time your head is spinning about all the forms and procedures it takes to get cargo in and out

Trans World Airlines Inc. has asked a U.S. Bankruptcy Court judge for a 60-day extension of its dead

1035 (Oct. 5, 1992) Previous day - 1035 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

German Finance Minister Theo Waigel said Monday a second parliamentary vote on Germany's participati

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

Shippers and barge operators hoping to connect Milwaukee with the inland waterway system through Chi

The accidental disclosure of a cache of confidential government documents is threatening to torpedo

The Coast Guard may support legislative changes to the Oil Pollution Act of 1990 to end a standoff w

A shipping line has joined forces with a car manufacturers group in an effort to free themselves fro

Consolidated Rail Corp. has slashed its westbound container rates from the Port of Boston to Chicago

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