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Singapore International Monetary Exchange Mar. 27, 1992Residual Fuel Oil - (Dollars Per Metr

In the early hours of March 17, a Bahamanian-flag tanker called Rowan was sailing in the South China

Should cargo have its own airports? A lot has been said and written on the subjectover the last coup

REVISED SOLVENCY BILL EXPECTED IN 2 WEEKSA revised draft of the solvency bill under developm

It has been said that we are a nation of consumers. Throughout the 1980s, this land of consu

A fresh approach to paperless trading is being tried out at Rotterdam, Europe's premier port, after

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Shell UK Exploration and Production expects to shed substantial parts of its work force over the nex

The International Monetary Fund's policy-making board is expected to endorse Russia's tough economic

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The nation's oil companies are moving ahead with plans to sell cleaner burning gasoline, but efforts

Mar. 27, 1992 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The Risk & Insurance Management Society has added new full-day workshops and has expanded its number

The Journal of Commerce Industrial Price Index edged higher last week following slightly firmer meta

The Department of Transportation launched the so-called Cities Program in January 1990 as a way of e

Lufthansa German Airline's Frankfurt-Charlotte, N.C., route reveals much about how the U.S. Departme

Houston finally may have found a way to compete in the big leagues for exports with Miami. I

Worldwide Air Transport Colloquium, April 6-12. Montreal. Contact J.R. Chesen (514) 285-8220.

U.S. computer makers and the Bush administration are locked in a high-level struggle over local cont

The outbound Pacific ocean carrier rate-setting conference is planning to keep the pressure on commo

U.S. airports said Friday they will need $60 billion through 1997 to fund capital investment program

A joint all-cargo venture involving Aeroflot Airlines could begin service between its new U.S. hub i

Mobil Corp. said last week it has begun construction on 10 double-hull barges to guard against possi

Sen. Arlen Specter, R-Pa., wrote to the Interstate Commerce Commission urging it to retain Delaware

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BP Oil Co. received clearance to purchase 57 Exxon service stations in Washington State, provided it

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The points Brazil intends to argue in support of export quotas at the next round of International Co

Tort liability issues such as high punitive damage awards top the list of problem issues facing risk

China's garment industry will halt its "precipitous" fall in profit within three years, Yu Shongyao,

New York Mercantile Exchange Mar. 26, 1992CRUDE OIL(1,000 barrels; dollars and cents

Russia has no plans to close its Chernobyl-style nuclear reactors despite worldwide concern triggere

The state-owned Virginia International Terminals Friday asked the Federal Maritime Commission to dis

One million tons of cargo. That's a goal that means something at Miami International Airport

ITEL'S 1991 LOSS FROM OPERATIONS GREWItel Corp., the Chicago-based transport equipment-leasi

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

PERSONAL INCOME PRECENT CHANGE FEBRUARYPersonal income +1.1%Personal s

A decision on Hong Kong's first electronic data interchange system is being pushed further back, the

Tokyo's consumer price index for March averaged 104.5 (1990=100), up a seasonally adjusted 0.1 perce

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