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U.S. gasoline futures, boosted last week by accidents at refineries in the Americas, may slip back o

Monday July 20, 1992 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

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German Finance Minister Theo Waigel Monday backtracked slightly on his pledge not to increase taxes

The dockworkers' union on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts and the union representing longshoremen on th

Jean E. McClymonds, president of Just Marketing, was elected chairwoman for the ATA's Sales and Mark

U.S. influence in this staunchly nationalistic country is spreading fast. First, it was McDo

European Community foreign ministers Monday took several actions aimed at speeding progress of admit

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British Airways PLC is close to signing a deal with USAir Group Inc. that would give it a 25 percent

Germany is spearheading an initiative to start "informal negotiations" in an effort to revive the de

Journal of Commerce Special LONDON - The following is the list of bunker prices obtained dur

Harvest delays in eastern U.S. soft red winter wheat areas are helping turn around wheat prices, ana

Yemeni and Saudi Arabian officials were scheduled to begin preparatory talks in Geneva Monday on res

Sea-Land Service Inc. has centralized in Dallas its dispatching of railroad shipments throughout Nor

India is taking steps to extradite Warren Anderson, former chairman of Union Carbide Corp., in the l

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Friday at 205.80 up 0.61 which compares wi

The Russian government is on course for a showdown with its farmers, who say economic reforms have p

Cocoa prices dropped sharply Monday despite late cocoa industry support, which lifted prices from th

Severe thunderstorms, hail and weak tornadoes swept through several counties in New York on July 5,

The receiver for the failed Los Angeles-based Transit Insurance Co. has requested the immediate rele

Lloyd's of London won another battle in the English courts last week when it successfullyblocked six

A Connecticut company has been slapped with a criminal complaint for failing to provide proper worke

A bill intended to help American companies become more internationally competitive by revising U.S.

The Journal of Commerce Inc., a daily newspaper that specializes in international trade and transpor

For the week ended July 11, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

The owner of a Long Island, N.Y., trucking company was sentenced to one to 12 months injail, fined n

England's High Court Monday ordered Kevin Maxwell, youngest son of dead media tycoon Robert Maxwell,

Finance Minister Theo Waigel said Monday that the country needed to adapt to changes in Europe to se

The National Industrial Transportation League and the Association of American Railroadslast week ask

After three decades of pounding by imports and a belated effort to retool and slim down, the America

1061 (July 20, 1992) Previous day - 1060 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

The Port of Philadelphia is trying to get labor to agree to more flexible work rules aspart of a bid

July 20, 1992 RESELLER Rack_Prices are in cents per gallonUnleaded Mid-

The consumer price index in the new eastern German states rose 0.2 percent in June from May and was

Dockworkers in Marseilles, France's largest port, continue to hold out against dock labor reform in

The top two commissioners from the Port of Orange, Texas, ordered the port attorney to write a bogus

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