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Apr. 23, 1992 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

Maritime Administrator Warren G. Leback is heading a U.S. delegation to Moscow to negotiate a mariti

GERMANY INVESTIGATES ARMS EXPORT SHIPMENTThe state attorney's office in Rostock, the east Ge

EARLY US RULING SAYS 6 NATIONS DUMP PIPEThe U.S. Commerce Department, in an initial ruling,

Maritime officials will examine the possibility of providing reliable low- cost maritime transportat

The flow of strong first-quarter railroad earnings reports became a flood Wednesday as two more carr

Lufthansa German Airlines plans to join the growing ranks of airlines that separate their cargo and

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

Three years after the Exxon Valdez supertanker struck a reef, Alaska's environment still suffers fro

The government of Mexico will open the country's coal industry to private investors. A notic

Apr. 22, 1992 JAPANFinancial FuturesJapanese Gov't BondsPer 10-year, 6% bond

Georgia employers and lawmakers are grumbling over an insurance industry request to boost workers co

A traffic jam could be developing at the Port of Miami - and not just because it is the world's No.

Officials from more than 40 producing and consuming cocoa nations are divided over how to draw up a

U.S. exporters do not see the dollar's recent rise as a major problem, the Bank of Japan's chief U.S

COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY INSURANCE CO. (New York) - A member company of American International Group, I

The United States and Canada are still far from agreement in talks to avert a beer trade war, and th

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A strike by French dockworkers intensified on Wednesday as workers in at least one major port launch

As a self-imposed deadline passed last week, state officials said more work was needed on controvers

SHIPPING BUREAU PICKS NEW GENERAL COUNSELNEW YORK - Frank Meyler, who clashed sharpl

Royal Nedlloyd Group NV, the Dutch transport company, returned to profitability last year after reco

1176 (Apr. 22, 1992) Previous day - 1175 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

President Bush and two European leaders were unable Wednesday to break a deadlock on agricultural tr

Apr. 22, 1992 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

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TRANSAMERICA REPORTS INCREASE IN PROFITSAN FRANCISCO - Transamerica Corp. reported a

Some of the fastest-growing insurance companies in Europe may soon be trawling for foreign investors

Despite bureaucratic resistance over issues of sovereignty, China's largest land leasing project to

A proposed garbage-collection system for this capital of 7 million people illustrates how Japanese b

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Coral reefs, the marine equivalent of tropical rain forests, are being seriously damaged across Sout

Japan Wednesday ordered the country's five largest automakers to slash exports to the United States

Futures prices for natural gas on the New York Mercantile Exchange Wednesday continued their strong

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A Bush administration maritime policy task force got off to a smooth start Wednesday, but no major p

A Coast Guard rule will require most vessels, foreign and domestic, in U.S. waters to carry radios,

The Italian port of Genoa is hoping for help from car giant Fiat SpA in its bid to regain business l

An article headlined, "US Shippers Feel Powerless to Stop Atlantic Lines' Pact," on Page8B April 22,