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USAir Group, the company that operates USAir, the nation's sixth-largest airline, Monday reported lo

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Container traffic moving to and from eastern Germany through the Port of Hamburg will increase about

A major reorganization of Britain's shipping industry was completed on Monday with the purchase of C

Amid hard times for Northeast ocean terminal operators, one New York-area stevedore, Universal Marit

Appearing wholly unfazed by environmental protests, Indonesia is moving ahead with plans to construc

Upjohn Co., of Kalamazoo, Mich., has denied allegations made in a British television report that war

Insurance experts are reacting positively to the recent liberalization of Taiwan's banking system, w

The U.S. maritime industry is worse off now than it was a year ago despite its contributions to nat

The Supreme Court Tuesday declined to review an appellate court ruling limiting Pan American World A

A group of large Korean trade and transportation companies has set out to buy into the U.S. customs

S&P ISSUES REPORTS ON LLOYD'S OF LONDONStandard and Poor's Insurance Rating Service, of New

The stalled negotiations on a more liberal world trading system are up and running again. Ge

THE RISE IN THE DOLLAR to above 1.70 deutsche marks from its historic low of DM1.45 on Feb. 12 has b

Crude oil futures on the New York Mercantile Exchange surged upward Tuesday, extending the bullish t

IRAQ CONTINUES TO REFUSE UN OIL SALE TERMSBANGKOK, Thailand - Iraq still has no intention of

IRAN, NEW ZEALAND SIGN PACT ON OIL, TRADEIran and New Zealand signed an agreement on trade,

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A North Carolina company and three of its top officers were sentenced Tuesday for defrauding the U.S

They may be a dying breed, but there are still a few mega-millionaire ship operators who have absolu

Investment bank J.P. Morgan came under fire Tuesday for handling a $100 million bond offering backed

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A U.S. Customs Service proposal to change the way it applies country-of-origin rules to metal produc

SOUTH AFRICA PLANT SEEKS ALUMINA SUPPLIESJOHANNESBURG, South Africa - South African aluminum

Support pledged by the world's major industrial nations to the Soviet Union during a series of confe

Washington's success in pressuring China to open markets could augur well for next year's review of

Germany and France, the European Community's largest growers of canola (or rapeseed), expect their h

Oct. 15, 1991 RESELLER Rack_Prices are in cents per gallonUnleaded

The clouds cleared again over Brazil's plans to sell dozens of inefficient state-owned companies as

Journal of Commerce Special LONDON - The following is the list of bunker prices obtained dur

British Petroleum Co. has quietly stopped buying insurance against claims exceeding $10 million.

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Grain terminal managers in the U.S. Pacific Northwest said this week that they are prepared to handl

As of Oct. 15, 1991 Prices in the spot chemicals table include spot quotations or list price

A Soviet assessment of its own condition and needs indicates the country will require up to $20 bill

The January frozen concentrated orange juice futures contract continued to trade higher on Monday, o

Zinc prices, which are already down some $300 a metric ton from January levels, could fall another $

ARKWRIGHT MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. (Waltham, Mass.) - Edward P. Fontaine, vice president, treasurer and

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