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Aluminum ingots_ $1,137 per ton lots & in warehouse mi

Jan. 7, 1992 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey's board of commissioners was expected Tuesday to approve

For Canadian exporters, 1992 is shaping up as the year of reckoning with a currency that continues t

The U.S. dollar rose Tuesday after U.S. and Japanese officials meeting in Tokyo failed to call for a

HONG KONG AIRPORT JOB ATTRACTS SIX GROUPSSix international groups, including 12 Japanese com

The 17 members of the European Commission meet today in Lisbon with Portuguese officials to discuss

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1476 (Jan. 7, 1992) Previous day - 1479 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

*Singapore International Monetary Exchange Jan. 7, 1992Dubai Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel

A group of 16 coffee exporters filed suit against the Brazilian government for costs incurred since

The National Export Traffic League launched a job placement committee that seeks to match people wit

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CHINESE IRON COMPANY TO SEEK FOREIGN HELPCapital Iron & Steel Co., one of China's leading en

BRISTOL-MYERS CUTS PRICES FOR GOVERNMENTPRINCETON, N.J. - Bristol-Myers Squibb is reducing i

An attorney for Cibro Bros. Petroleum Co., a New York oil refiner and marketer that filed for protec

Exporters will be allowed to ship out as many as 25 percent of the logs cutfrom public lands

The insurance industry Tuesday launched an "all-out war" on the insurance fraud and auto theft that

A New York freight forwarder won an expanded contract to provide forwarding and vessel chartering se

With a two-barge test shipment, Georgia-Pacific Corp. this week launched a project that could activa

Charges that oil tanker operators have been dumping toxic waste from California at an Alaska water t

A group of shipboard engineers opened a new front in its battle to undo a controversial 1988 merger

Anthony M. Frank announced his resignation Tuesday as the nation's 69th postmaster general and urged

United Parcel Service is targeting 30 percent growth this year for its air delivery business in a wi

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Former U.K. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, in private conversations over Christmas, urged the dev

New York Mercantile Exchange Jan. 7, 1992Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen Hig

Hydro-Quebec will defend its US$11.1 billion (C$12.6 billion) Great Whale hydroelectric project next

The Tennessee Valley Authority awarded a contract to Arco Coal Co. for trial shipments of low-sulfur

One year after Eastern Airlines closed its doors for the last time, industry watchers are viewing th

When business travelers need to go less than 300 miles in the United States, the automobile and the

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John Garamendi is wrapping up his first year as California's first elected insurance commissioner. H

Valeri Novikov, a former Soviet maritime official, will become a representative in Moscow for the Po

China threatened Tuesday to impose punitive tariffs on roughly 25 percent of the items it imports fr

The International Monetary Fund said Monday it approved a 14-month standby credit for the government

The Interstate Commerce Commission wants to eliminate what it sees as outdated, burdensome regulatio

World 1991-92 (September to August) sugar output is forecast at 113.1 million metric tons, raw value