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A group of shipping lines announced plans to increase a terminal-handling charge for shipments betwe

The leaders of the 13-nation Caribbean Community, called Caricom, began meeting this week amid indic

The administration of Prime Minister Kiichi Miyazawa is expected to submit a bill to the current ses

Despite the current worldwide oil glut, the United States could face another price shock by the end

Wednesday Feb. 19, 1992 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represen

PRUDENTIAL PLANS TO CUT UP TO 1,000 JOBSNEWARK, N.J. - Prudential Insurance Co. of A

Too many claims by injured employees are being rejected by Oregon's state- owned workers compensatio

President Bush said Wednesday that South Africa had made significant progress in ending apartheid an

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

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Tuesday at 210.11 off 1.96 which compares

The union hates the word "concessions," and the company hates the word ''whipsawing." Whatev

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CUBA SAYS NO PACT SET ON SUGAR WITH BELARUSLONDON - Cuba hasn't yet begun specific t

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Spain's Iberia Airlines, which began scheduling three weekly DC-8 cargo flights from Miami to Madrid

A little-noticed lawsuit by highway, construction and trucking interests could affect as much as $1

The United States plans to relax import controls on four Latin American countries that have been rav

The Senate Commerce Committee Tuesday approved the nominations of Andrew H. Card as secretary of tra

Despite numerous efforts by railroads to take away labor's right to engage in secondary boycotts, th

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

SEA-BARGE GROUP PLANS TO BOOST SERVICE IN '92Marine Transportation Services Sea-Barg

In a world that appears to be growing more protectionist, Thailand has mapped out a strategy for gro

1282 (Feb. 18, 1992) Previous day - 1299 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

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Feb. 18, 1992 JAPANFinancial FuturesJapanese Gov't BondsPer 10-year, 6% bond

Preliminary insured damage estimates from wind, hail and floods in Southern California and parts of

The London Metal Exchange is expected to approve the listing of a secondary aluminum contract at its

As of Feb. 18, 1992 Prices in the spot chemicals table include spot quotations or list price

Alex Weinsztok was named director of national accounts for Puerto Rico, for the company's liner serv

Soviet communist leader Vladimir Lenin is to be effaced from ruble bills, but there are no plans for

Jurong Port in Singapore, a general and breakbulk cargo terminal, reported record business for the 1

Sir Leon Brittan, EC commissioner for competition policy and financial services, is stepping up pres

REVENUE INADEQUACY IS Washington-speak for "you ain't taking in enough money." One of the hu

Iraq reopened the southern ports of Umm Qasr and Khor al Zubair at the northern tip of the Persian G

The Texas Railroad Commission has postponed until May or June plans to bring the state's natural gas

Oil prices fell sharply Tuesday in a dramatic display of the market's disappointment at OPEC's inabi

The world's leading cotton merchant is significantly expanding his operations in what once was the S

Kurt C. Bingeman considers himself a man with a mission. The excess-and-surplus lines broker

Aluminum ingots_ $1,137 per ton lots & in warehouse min. 99.7%Antim

HAVING TRENDED SIDEWAYS for months, oats futures began to advance in mid- January, and last week cli