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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission Friday unanimously approved an application by the Chicago B

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Thursday at 209.10 off 0.08 which compares

Farrell Lines Inc. is studying restoring service between West Africa and the United States, company

Members of the Caribbean Community have agreed to continue efforts toward a common tariff on imports

June 17 - Taiwan's Eva Airways will be allowed to begin regional air service this summeras planned.

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European Community governments Friday approved the EC Commission's outline agreement with Japan over

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The Bush administration's patience over the bilateral imbalance in auto parts trade with Japan is ru

A 10-day truck strike in Panama has driven up the cost of that country's struggle to move toward a f

Egypt is seeking help from the World Bank and Japan to fund an ambitious $1 billion plan to widen an

CSX INTERMODAL EXPANDS SERVICEHUNT VALLEY, Md. - CSX Intermodal has expanded its Frequent Fl

Japanese carmakers have been left out of the boom in Germany's car market and seen their market shar

South Korea will revise its strictly regulated foreign exchange control law in a direction of broadl

The brass at Harmon Industries Inc. say they are still not celebrating, but the second-quarter numbe

As of July 26, 1991 Prices in the spot chemicals table include spot quotations or list price

International Petroleum Exchange July 26, 1991Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

1496 (July 26, 1991) Previous day - 1498 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

The new generation of eight vessels that Hapag-Lloyd is phasing into the Europe-Far East trade come

Reacting to a letter of complaint from local waterfront employers, the Port of Galveston postponed c

Shipping rate-making groups will become less cohesive, less rate-oriented, more accessible to non-co

US ECONOMY GREW AT 0.4 PERCENT ANNUAL RATEWASHINGTON - The U.S. Economy rebounded modestly b

The Guatemalan Congress has ratified the country's entrance into the General Agreement on Tariffs an

When deregulation arrived in November, Australia had only two major airlines - and the country still

Friday July 26, 1991 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

The Interstate Commerce Commission voted to boost employment at the agency by 13 positions in fiscal

The once-thriving Japanese fishing fleet that roamed the world's seas is on a voyage to extinction,

NRC REFUSES TO DELAY ACTION ON SHOREHAMThe Nuclear Regulatory Commission refused last week t

House highway leaders sweetened a massive transportation spending bill, containing a fuel tax increa

STERLING CHEMICALS INC. INCOME DOWN 87 PERCENTHOUSTON - Sterling Chemicals Inc. said its inc

A top Japanese official charged Thursday that U.S. cars fail to sell in Japanbecause their m

The British government said Wednesday no charges would be filed over the 1988 Piper Alpha explosion,

The United States must help convert the Soviet Union into a Western trading nation or face a possibl

China's foreign debt burden continues to grow, even though the government is now in its toughest per

BT Shipping Ltd., a tanker shipping company, said its net profit climbed 20 percent in the first hal

Two of the largest U.S. airlines, UAL Corp. and Delta Air Lines, Thursday blamed lingering effects o

Burlington Northern Inc. and its Burlington Northern Railroad Co. subsidiary are based in Fort Wort

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J. Bennett Johnston, Senate Energy Committee chairman, Wednesday said he believed his omnibus energy