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Apr. 22, 1991 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

Monday Apr. 22, 1991 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

Australia's Brambles transport organization has not finished its foray into Europe. Despite

Rail unions likely will focus on work rules when they argue before a newly created arbitration panel

COASTAL SAYS CHARGES TO BE REVIEWEDNEW YORK - Coastal Corp. of Houston said that an alleged

Soybean meal futures, which reached a three-and-a-half year low of $157-a- short-ton in January, hav

Prices for low-sulfur sweet crudes on the U.S. Gulf Coast, which firmed in recent days after a prolo

Deregulation of the interstate trucking industry in 1980 achieved a ''positive, sweeping regulatory

Apr. 22, 1991 RESELLER Rack-Prices are in cents per gallonUnleaded Mid- Prem

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Friday at 217.72 off 0.32 which compares w

The Port of Madras reported increased container and conventionaltraffic while two other gateways pla

In the latest trans-Pacific deal between industrial giants, NEC Corp. of Japan and AT&T Microelectro

IRAQ RICE REQUEST REJECTED DUE TO DEBTSSINGAPORE - Thai rice exporters have turned down bids

As of Apr. 22, 1991 Prices in the spot chemicals table include spot quotations or list price

An order requiring former California Insurance Commissioner Roxani Gillespie to hike the California

Cavallo Shakes Up Argentina's EconomyBUENOS AIRES, Argentina - Argentine Economy Minister Do

The number of joint ventures between the national oil companies of Organization of Petroleum Exporti

Universal Oil Products Co., of Des Plaines, Ill., was reported Monday to haveclosed a techno

Shipping interests have their doubts about the Port of Oakland's new pricing system. The new

The United States and Japan have been unable to resolve a dispute over access to Japan's telecommuni

EXPORTS, IMPORTS GREW FOR SINGAPORE IN MARCHMarch exports totaled S$8.88 billion (US$5.0 bil

The trade and transport glitches associated with Brazil's economic liberalization are just as frustr

Brazil will pay its private creditors $3.2 billion this year and still wind the year up with $8.7 bi

The European Community has increased its importance, at the expense of the United States, as German

Thailand is proceeding with plans to set up a commodities futures market, the Bangkok Post newspaper

Australia's aluminum giant Comalco Ltd. on Monday rejected a union demand to reinstate 90 workers wh

A demand by the Internal Revenue Service for more than $640 million in taxesfrom Los Angeles

The Texas House of representatives is considering a mammoth insurance reform bill backed by the stat

East European nations are walking a tightrope, resisting Soviet strong-arm tactics to limit their ti

The national body that sets design guidelines for electronic trading messages has approved standards

CREDIT LYONNAIS HOPES FOR COMMERZBANK DEALCredit Lyonnais, France's second-largest commercia

A group of Chicago business leaders have formed the U.S.-Poland Chamber of Commerce, an organization

ALASKA AIR LOSS BALLOONS IN QUARTERAlaska Air Group Inc. lost $10.0 million, or 88 cents a s

The International Intellectual Property Alliance, a private Washington-based watchdog group, submitt

DOCK EXPRESS PLANS NEW MIDEAST SERVICESTAMFORD, Conn. - Dock Express Contractors Inc. said i

When the going got tough, Glenn Potts went to Rwanda. In August 1989, Mr. Potts, armed with

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Apr. 19, 1991 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

The Philippines is trying to tap new sources of credit from Taiwan, South Korea and Saudi Arabia but

China Venture Tech, the Beijing-based investment arm of the People's Bank of China, is joining force