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Federal and state regulatory concerns top the agenda of Alan G. Page, incoming president of the Nati

Sailors on a U.N.-chartered ship carrying grain to the Somalia port of Mogadishu mutined, fearing fo

The market for U.S. feed grains in what was East Germany has been lost, but there is a huge potentia

Service center shipments of aluminum mill products rose 15.4 percent in Marchfrom the year-a

New York Mercantile Exchange May 1, 1992CRUDE OIL(1,000 barrels; dollars and cents p

More than 3,500 trucks carrying contraband diesel fuel are waiting to crossfrom Iraq into Tu

Friday May 1, 1992 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representing

Detroit Edison Co. said it's bringing back on line a coal-fired power plant that hasn't been in oper

Federal Maritime Commission attorneys are recommending retaliatory action against Taiwan carriers be

While insurance brokers welcome U.S. Rep. John Dingell's insurance insolvency legislation, unveiled

MARINE TRANSPORT LINES INC. (Secaucus, N.J.) - Carl Otten was named manager of Marine Tug and Barge

An arbitrator employed by an embattled maritime union has decided to award that union nearly $1 mill

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The crumbling Olympia & York real estate empire appears to be on the verge of selling its large hold

Air Canada announced layoffs of 250 managers and 100 administrative staff as part of a program to tr

Quotations, provided by Citibank/New York, Foreign Exchange Desk, are offered rates of New York City

The process is under way to choose which European Community exports to slap with a total of $1 billi

United Airlines Inc. gave new assignments to several top executives late last week, as part of a reo

NECKTIES, SCARVES AND SHAWLS Silk neckties and fabrics. Contact: Uno Trading Co., 2fl, Pung

A Massachusetts Turnpike Authority official said a long-awaited privatization report by Goldman Sach

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Raging concern over the prospect that the United States may turn into a second-rate economic power h

Ship scrappings increased significantly during April as low freight rates and the increasing relucta

BRAZIL CUTS ESTIMATE FOR SEED COTTON TOTALRIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil - Citing excessive rainfall

May 1, 1992 Copper Total, 30,262. Gold Total, .1,591,804.Silver Total

Japan is likely to continue buying soybeans for June shipment, but Taiwan probably will remain on th

The government approved a joint venture between Indian Petrochemicals Ltd. and GE Plastics of the Ne

A deadly cattle pest that caused tens of millions of dollars in annual animal losses before it was e

New York Mercantile Exchange May 1, 1992Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

UNION URGES ACTION ON TOWBOAT BILLWalter J. Shea, president of the Transportation Trades Dep

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SENATE PANEL APPROVES CHEMICAL LISTING PLANAmerican manufacturers would have to make public

Southeast Asia is getting an inkling of how much more difficult it will be to create a free-trade zo

Lots of companies hand out little cards to consumers, asking for opinions on a product or service. O

Railroad locomotive cabs may soon look like airline cockpits. Consolidated Rail Corp., Union

Federal Express Corp. has asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to settle a jurisdictional disput

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Footwear importers have asked the U.S. Customs Service to reconsider a series of classification ruli

International Petroleum Exchange May 1, 1992Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)__

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