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A Latvian-registered ship delivered a sizable consignment of petroleum products to embargoed Haiti W

China gained support for its application to rejoin the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade from S

A House maritime subcommittee Thursday said the Coast Guard needs to rework a Bush administration pr

An expected sizable drop in international donations this year is forcing Bangladesh to buy more whea

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

A California AIDS task force is urging legislation to keep surplus line brokers from selling health

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An overabundance of lumber continues to pressure the markets despite the British Columbia pulp strik

Weak coal market conditions prompted Cyprus Minerals Co. to devalue coal assets it holds in Kentucky

Anglo-Dutch petroleum giant Shell will follow the lead of Chevron Corp. and switch to tanker leasing

In a move denounced by much of the pharmaceutical industry, the Senate Labor Committee has voted to

State insurance officials have put the kibosh on Commonwealth Mortgage Co.'splans to offer j

July 9, 1992 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

Sensing a need and a niche, Swedish-owned Wallenius Lines North America Inc. has given a new spin to

Six powerful regional banks have agreed to support federal legislation limiting bank sales of insura

Boeing Co. faces the loss of $5.7 billion of its commercial aircraft orders, as the world's largest

Roadway Services Inc. stock dropped nearly four points Wednesday on the New York National Associatio

Date of award: "E Star" Award in 1992.Why the award was given:With the domes

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The Northern Border pipeline, which carries natural gas from Canada into the U.S. Midwest, has been

EC DUMPING PROBE EYES S. AFRICA, CHINABRUSSELS, Belgium - The European Community Commission

Grain traders at the Chicago Board of Trade said the new modified closing call, which was used for t

Swedish shipowners are calling for tougher action against disreputable classification societies, the

Ocean carriers expressed cautious optimism this week that a rate increase on the Europe-Asia trade w

Thursday July 9, 1992 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representi

GROUP OF COMPANIES SETTLES ASBESTOS SUITBALTIMORE - The Center for Claims Resolution

Federal Express Corp. has won an exclusive contract to carry General Electric Co.'s domestic air exp

An Aeroflot freighter, loaded with the largest shipment of combines and harvesters ever assembled, t

Russian President Boris Yeltsin won guarded praise from economists Thursday for his mission to capit

PTL Transportation Services Inc., bouncing back from a stretch of bad news, has taken over managemen

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The Texas Railroad Commission's plan to set production limits for natural gas on an annual rather th

July 9, 1992 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.

Trade ties between Gary, Ind., and its sister city, Lagos, Nigeria, grew closer Wednesday during a v

Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry said Thursday it regrets the passage of a tough

Ocean lines calling on busy Southern California ports were spared the brunt of Hurricane Darby's for

The U.S. Court of Appeals in San Francisco upheld a federal law late Wednesday that prohibits the us