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Rep. Gerry Studds, D-Mass., plans to seek $1.25 million to fund a pilot program for marine safety an

Singapore said it attracted close to US$1.8 billion (S$2.93 billion) in new manufacturing investment

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

Southern Pacific Transportation Co. will meet next week with a syndicate of banks headed by Bank of

The new sour crude oil futures contract, set to begin trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange on

The Port of Baltimore parlayed increases in bulk cargoes and a cost-cutting program into a modest ga

Feb. 5, 1992 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

The final results of tanker model tests in Maryland favor the double-hull tanker design, said a U.S.

On a lazy afternoon aboard the luxurious Monarch of the Seas, nearly 2,500 passengers areunwinding a

Whenever President Bush and leaders of the nation's Big Three automakers discuss the growing level o

Sen. Max Baucus, D-Mont., has predicted again that legislation to limit China's most-favored-nation

Australia's government, due to unveil an economy-boosting package this month, is considering making

California truckers, hoping to take advantage of general dissatisfaction with legislators, have star

New Teamster President Ron Carey said Wednesday that trucking labor cannot compete in the marketplac

Nearly a year after it was built, Missouri's livestock export center at Kansas City International Ai

The European Commission Wednesday ordered a fresh inquiry into the British government's payment of a

Feb. 5, 1992 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

A panel of medical experts endorsed Merck & Co.'s Proscar as the first drug to shrink enlarged prost

The worldwide competitiveness of U.S. manufacturers has been impaired by the escalating cost of heal

Association of Transportation Practitioners, San Francisco chapter, Feb. 7. William P. Jackson, ATP'

Insurance commissioners in four states voiced concern with a rehabilitation plan devised by John Gar

Net income for General Re Corp. in the fourth quarter rose to $184.2 million, or $2.10 a share, from

Finland has been hit full-force by the ripple effect of economic deteriorationfrom the colla

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The president of Japan's most powerful business organization predicted that ''mostly friction" lies

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Recent deals between the International Monetary Fund and Argentina and Brazil raised hopes the Latin

Low prices may continue in the tanker market for years, industry observers say. That's because the n

A US$14 million effort to prevent silt buildup in the shipping channel of Canada's Fraser River was

The Miyazawa administration is under increasing pressure from the private sector to negotiate with W

A senior Bush administration official said Wednesday that he is "not optimistic" about the chances o

The U.S. dollar was trading broadly lower early Wednesday afternoon, as the deutsche mark continued

No test, it seems, can predict the outcome of an admiralty lawsuit for cargo damage when the loss co

Sensing an issue with broad political appeal, the White House on Tuesday proposed legislation it sai

Conoco Inc., the energy subsidiary of E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., and Neste Oy, the Finnish oil c

O. James Lighthizer, Maryland's secretary of transportation, is trumpeting international gains at Ba

AMERICAN PRESIDENT COS. has a credibility problem on Wall Street: Analysts feel betrayed by the comp

Wheat prices traded mostly higher Wednesday with the active March 1992 futures contract hitting the

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Canada's mammoth Hibernia oil project off the coast of Newfoundland is in jeopardy following the wit