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Apr. 9, 1991 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f

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A consortium of foreign airlines put their proposed automated cargo clearance system on display in G

The colony's largest bank is further reducing its stake in Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd., deeming it n

The Soviet Union wants to expand markets for its uranium and increase cooperation in nuclear energy,

A Wisconsin shoe manufacturer, known for its expensive classic styles, will receive the U.S. Commerc

The automobile insurance concept of "insure-the-driver" rather than the vehicle for basic mandatory

Republican Gov. William Weld of Massachusetts may be on a collision course with Democratic lawmakers

NORWEST BANK MINNESOTA, the largest banking affiliate of Norwest Corp., Minneapolis, said it establi

The government intends to relax the law that bars foreign lines from moving container cargo between

The future of ocean carrier conferences, tariff rates, antitrust immunity for ports, and the roles o

The Port of Amsterdam has a big problem: the Port of Rotterdam. Lying in the shadow of the w

Japanese certificates of deposit have risen over the past few days as the view that the Bank of Japa

McDonnell Douglas Corp. beat out Chinese and European competitors Tuesday to snag a $44 million cont

A story that appeared on Page 12B of The Journal of Commerce April 5 under the headline, "Zim Bulk C

Australia's insurance officials are directing life insurers to disclose more about their products to

Kevin Foley is a deputy superintendent of insurance for the state of New York. His position was mis

BRAZILIANS TO MEET WITH CFTC OFFICIALSWASHINGTON - Brazilian embassy representatives plan to

The Chicago Board of Trade, in conjunction with the Fertilizer Institute, will sponsor a series of

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Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

Apr. 9, 1991 Copper Total, 31,135. Gold Total, .1,510,203.Silver Total, .261,737,316.

The first cargo to return to the United States from the DesertShield/Desert Storm operations in the

An affiliate of Southern Pacific Transportation Co. and a solid waste management company are teaming

FEDERAL EXPRESS RESUMES KUWAIT SERVICEFederal Express Corp. is resuming service to Kuwait Ci

A fiscal 1992 blueprint set for House Budget Committee action Tuesday proposes a more rapid filling

The changing economies of Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary and Yugoslavia are luring a host of U.S. c

MACHINERY ORDERS UP 7.8 PERCENT FOR JAPAN FIRMSJapanese makers of machinery saw the value of

Negotiations between General Electric Co. and the Czech government are focusing on the production of

REYNOLDS, MITSUBISHI SET VENEZUELA PROJECTCARACAS, Venezuela - U.S.-based Reynolds Internati

LYKES BROS. CARRIES RELIEF CARGO TO KURDSA Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. vessel is scheduled to

After a long hibernation, the biotechnology industry is alive and kicking. A record amount of money

TRASH BAG CHANGES WILL CONTINUE: STUDYNEW YORK - High-molecular weight, high-density polyeth

The president of one of Europe's largest aluminum companies blasted futures speculators for their ro

Record-high cattle prices, prodded by reduced supplies, have made beef a costly item at the grocery

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The most successful transportation companies of the future will form long- term partnerships with sh

There were few sales last month and even fewer signs of an end to the recession in the heavy truck

S&P AFFIRMS $1.4 BILLION OF CONRAIL DEBTStandard & Poor's Tuesday affirmed Consolidated Rail

COAL OUTPUT RECORD FORECAST FOR 1991Growing U.S. demand for electricity should push 1991 coa