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Feb. 13, 1992 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

Lt. Cmdr. Steve Chesser peered out from the bridge of the battleship USS Missouri at the gray expans

Stolt Tankers and Terminals (Holdings) SA will exercise its option to acquire North Sea marine contr

UNITED AIRLINES (Chicago) - Rakesh Gangwal was named senior vice president of planning. He will be r

Gov. Ben Nelson of Nebraska is renewing his efforts for the state to lease 320 miles of track that t

To some executives, bankruptcy is a salvation, a shield against hard times. But to Robert L. Crandal

Two of the nation's largest shipper groups have told a U.S. appeals court in San Francisco that a lo

Grain and soybean futures prices recovered slightly from earlier losses following news that the Comm

Capital expenditure by U.K. manufacturing industries fell by 0.6 percent in the fourth quarter of 19

The $34 billion universal health insurance plan proposed Wednesday by John Garamendi, California ins

Central American Shippers SA, one of the major independent ocean carriers in the U.S.-Central Americ

The newly created Ports of Pittsburgh Commission this week named its top officers and retained a rec

A coalition of U.S. labor unions called on President Bush Thursday to fire Rob Quartel, a controvers

Gordon Ward and his allies in the split at the Marine Engineers Beneficial Association/National Mari

The ongoing bid to rescue Bank of Credit and Commerce International (Hong Kong) Ltd. appears in trou

The International Finance Corp., the World Bank's Washington-based private sector arm, is making imp

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New York Mercantile Exchange Feb. 13, 1992Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

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Zimbabwe is relaxing its restrictions on individual and commercial imports as part of theAfrican nat

New York Mercantile Exchange Feb. 12, 1992CRUDE OIL(1,000 barrels; dollars and cents

Congress will get a look at options for changing maritime regulation but now probably will have less

The remaining partners in the Hibernia offshore oil field project are scrambling to salvage it, now

Exploration drilling and other projects will continue throughout 1992 at the Canadian mining company

Spanish consumer prices rose 1.5 percent in January and 5.9 percent in the year through January, Spa

The health insurance industry is plagued with administrative inefficiencies that need to be pruned w

The prospect of a decline in Japanese steel production this year as the country's economy slows down

Waterfront employers made a last-minute plea to the National Labor Relations Board Thursday to head

MARAD OKS BARGE SALE TO SAUDI COMPANYGlobal Marine Drilling Co., Houston, received Maritime

Canada will soon eliminate the last remnants of a nationalistic energy policy that sparked a massive

Iran told Kuwait Thursday it could take back six Kuwaiti airliners flown to Iran by Iraq during the

Bombardier Inc. of Montreal has joined a suit brought by United Auto Workers Local 719 to reopen neg

France's current account payments deficit narrowed to $6.12 billion (33.4 billion francs) in 1991 fr

A group of investors led by actor Michael Gross, who appears in the television show "Family Ties," a

Eastern Germany's economic growth won't become self-sustaining this year despite a 10 percent growth

Association of Water Transportation Accounting Officers. Feb. 19. New York. Luncheon meeting. Guest

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

The U.S. Commerce Department is launching a campaign to get the word out to exporters about the broa

CANADA SEEKS TO STEM CROSS-BORDER SHOPPINGCanada said it will try to stem the flow of Canadi