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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

GASOLINE PRICES FALLING IN MASS.BOSTON - A statewide survey Feb. 11 of Massachusetts

HOECHST, HORSEHEAD IN GRAPHITE VENTUREHoechst AG of Frankfurt, Germany, and Horsehead Indust

THE BUZZ AROUND "INSURANCE TOWN" last week was the National Association of Insurance Commissioners'

ARCH MINERAL CORP. (St. Louis) - Steven F. Leer was named president and chief executive of Arch Mine

China is unlikely to gain immediate approval in its bid to rejoin GATT, the 103-nation organization

The Santa Clara I finally sailed from Charleston this week, but the woes of the containership and it

Consumer prices in most industrial countries steadied in December, the Organization for Economic Coo

The federal Environmental Protection Agency risks a serious oil spill in Boston harbor by demanding

New York Mercantile Exchange Feb. 12, 1992Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

Police in Thailand seized several hundred illegally manufactured shirts Tuesday in one of the last r

Egypt is counting on increased private investment to fuel its economic reform program, but countless

Feb. 12, 1992 RESELLER Rack_Prices are in cents per gallonUnleaded Mid-

CHINA, JAPAN INCREASED TRADE VOLUME IN 1991BEIJING - Trade between China and Japan r

Britain's gas industry regulator Tuesday blasted British Gas PLC for anti- competitive behavior and

BRITISH GAS MAY SEEK GAS ACQUISITIONS IN USHOUSTON - The senior managing director of

Florida Progress Corp., a St. Petersburg-based diversified utility holding company, said it is expan

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TransAmerican Refining Corp. is expanding its capacity to produce a gasoline additive designed to cu

IRS POSTPONES NEW PENSION RULESWASHINGTON - Pension fund managers won a break from t

The insurance industry is pushing a "grass-roots" lobbying campaign to help protect itself against a

Chances that a 1984 maritime regulatory law will undergo major changes dropped dramatically Wednesda

Shipowners face a huge increase in the cost of their liability insurance when annual policies are re

Russia and other former Soviet republics will expand sharply their trade with the rest of the world

The city's aviation department is back in the hunt for a consultant to analyze long-term cargo devel

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

GATT FAILURE RISKS FRICTION, MENEM WARNSSTRASBOURG, France - Argentine President Carlos Mene

Wrangling in the courts over policy language and liability for environmental damage hascreated a U.S

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Tuesday at 211.78 off 3.20 which compares