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Ohio Casualty Corp. officials notified the California Insurance Department that the company's insura

June 15, 1992 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

U.S. industrial production likely posted another moderate increase in May, the fourth consecutive mo

After-tax profits of U.S. manufacturers rose to a seasonally adjusted average of 3.7 percent of sale

The campaign for economic - but not political - reform in China reached the notional top last weeken

The head of the world's largest aircraft-leasing firm is convinced the aviation industry has recover

The slowdown in Japan's economy is taking its toll on air cargo exports to that country, and carrier

AUSTRALIAN BEEF PRICE FOR KOREA AT NEW LOWCANBERRA, Australia - The price of Australian gras

A Virginia-based real-estate company plans to build a $40 million cargo terminal that would double c

Construction of a "dry canal" across Costa Rica, linking two Atlantic and Pacific coast ports with a

Shiploads of Russian veneer are scheduled to begin moving to the Pacific Northwest aboard bulk carri

Massachusetts is weighing possible litigation or appeal in the wake of a U.S. Environmental Protecti

President Bush Friday challenged other nations to draft specific plans to implement the Earth Summit

A federal criminal investigation of some former officials of two maritime unions that merged in 1988

Shippers, burned by last year's brief nationwide rail strike, are taking care they are not singed ag

An expanding regional railroad is negotiating with Chicago and North Western Transportation Co. to p

A House panel rejected a key portion of the Bush administration's economic assistance plan for Latin

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has decommissioned the Shoreham nuclear power plant in New York, a

Warren E. Coupland was named executive vice president of field operations. He was previously preside

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The generous benefits given German workers - six to seven weeks of paid vacation, 12 paid holidays,

The world's main air transportation authority vowed Friday that airlines would continue working to c

The Bush administration is making a major effort to promote U.S.-Russian business ties on the occasi

New York Mercantile Exchange June 12, 1992Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

Continental Grain Co. Puts New EmphasisOn Domestic BusinessContinental Grain Co., on

Japan has received a promise from Malaysia that proposed pollution and piracy tolls on international

A Massachusetts Water Resources Authority executive said the agency envisions ship repair and constr

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey said last week it would adopt a policy of opening more

Moody's Investor Service said Friday the credit quality of Japanese banks won't improve throughout t

SWISSAIR TERMINATES DOOR-TO-DOOR SERVICEGENEVA - The Swiss national carrier, Swissai

AMERICAN RE REMAINS ON S&P CREDITWATCHThe double A-plus rating issued by Standard & Poor's C

A triumvirate of executives will lead Lloyd's of London on an interim basis after Chief Executive Al

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

Foreign-invested enterprises in China's southeastern Fujian province will enjoy a reduction in or ex

The delay in the latest U.S. government tender to secure crude oil for the Strategic Petroleum Reser

The former Soviet republic of Ukraine, despite its historical and cultural links with Europe, is loo

Canada's manufacturing sector is starting to get cold feet about a proposed North American free-trad

The U.S. textile industry plans to play a key role in preserving the environment, a top industry exe