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Friday, Sept. 25, 1992 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

As more and more airlines put off deliveries of jetliners because of heavy losses during the recessi

The French government will allow oil tankers to be registered under the French Kerguelen flag in ord

The Senate will consider a sweeping customs modernization bill as early as Tuesday, and sources foll

German Economics Minister Juergen Moellemann said the western German economy continues its downward

The U.S. House of Representatives approved a bill supported by both President Bush and Democratic pr

Sept. 25, 1992 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Thursday at 201.40 up 0.31 which compares

The contraption with the fancy name sits next to an old landfill on an island in the middle of the S

A less-than-focused approach to export promotion, for which the recently formed U.S.-Asian Environme

Drug traffickers continue to use Panama to launder millions of dollars in illicit earnings but are n

The European Community has put off debating a food aid loan to Russia after Moscow failed to make th

The U.N. Security Council appears certain to approve, perhaps as early as next week, a Western propo

Rudy Monson has been taken by surprise. And if you heat your home with natural gas, you may be in fo

Lawsuits could lead to the death of cargo subsidies that shippers and shipping lines have long enjoy

Mark Perlman was named an agency vice president for the Northeastern territory. Mr. Perlman

Time was that the air freight industry seemed blessed. Economic globalization, a desire to reduce ex

Just what does the customer want? That's the question that plagues many industries, but has

Recent leadership changes in the airline industry come amidst signs that the future holds major new

The aviation world was turned on its ear early this month when the United States and the Netherlands

When he isn't brewing beer in his basement, Allen Wastler is this newspaper's West Coast editor. I d

From 30 to 40 companies are expected to make formal submissions to set up Hong Kong's long-awaited e

The European Commission Friday said measures introduced by Spain, Ireland and Portugal to reduce ten

One of the few bright spots for carriers during this nagging recession is the traffic generated by "

1045 (Sept. 25, 1992) Previous day - 1050 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

With the ink barely dry on a new tax increase, the Tampa Port Authority recently approved a $5.4 mil

After five years of operation, Namico has survived a massive market turn and hopes to begin writing

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

INDIA LIKELY TO HALT ZINC METAL IMPORTSNEW DELHI, India - India is likely to stop im

Several agencies are downgrading ratings of the Continental Corp. following a restructuring of the c

Statoil, the Norwegian energy conglomerate, and British Petroleum have entered into an agreement for

MOODY'S PUTS RATINGS OF HOME UNDER REVIEW NEW YORK - Moody's Investors Service placed the l

To the Editor Your editorial, "Privatize the Airports," Page 16 in August, repeats, virtuall

Cargolux Airlines International is getting ready to take a giant step in the delivery of freight.

The prospect of two new sales forces trying to fill container space in thetrans-Atlantic tra

High-volume cargo airlines will be allowed to continue using noisier Stage 2 aircraft for night flig

In strong defense of the Bundesbank, Chancellor Helmut Kohl said Friday that German monetary policy

S. KOREA POLICE RAID STEEL MILL TO END SIT-INSEOUL, South Korea - Riot police firing tear ga

New York Mercantile Exchange Sept. 24, 1992CRUDE OIL(1,000 barrels; dollars and cent

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