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A key House subcommittee chairman told railroad executives that Congress is likely to disappoint bot

When former Minnesota Gov. Rudy Perpich left the United States for Yugoslavia last month, political

LOTUS PLANS TO HIKE SINGAPORE INVESTMENTLotus Development Corp., the computer software compa

Erich E. Toll is a reporter on the maritime desk of The Journal of Commerce. He covers the N

DATE OF AWARD: "E" Award May 15, 1990.WHY THE AWARD WAS GIVEN:UNZ & Co. won the "E"

Diamond Shamrock Inc. is talking with Petroleos Mexicanos about supplying the Mexican state oil comp

An ocean freight consolidator began accepting small shipments from the U.S. Southwest to the Middle

The collision Thursday between an Italian ferry and an oil tanker, in which more than 130 people wer

ROADWAY, ST. JOHNSBURY WIN NASSTRAC AWARDSNAPLES, Fla. - Roadway Express Inc. is Nasstrac's

The American share of Hong Kong's booming re-export business held steady last year, as did its suppl

The U.S. appeal of a disputed case over pork subsidies could seriously undermine the Canadian govern

De Havilland Aircraft of Canada, a name almost synonymous with air cargo in remote areas of the worl

CHEVRON TOLD TO PAY GULF OIL PENSIONERSChevron USA Corp. must pay $180 million to thousands

Continued delays in the release of Brazilian government farm credit for cocoa plantation owners wil

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BT Shipping Ltd., a tanker shipping company, said it had net income of $10.5 million in 1990, exclu

MARTINAIR BEGINS NEW SERVICE AT OAKLANDOAKLAND, Calif. - Oakland International Airport annou

The U.S. dollar was broadly lower Thursday reflec- ting government economic data that could prompt t

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development will only play a modest role in the economic re

The battle against rising medical costs is not going well and that progress may be even more meager

Pennsylvania's automobile insurance reform law, effective since July 1, will save motorists approxim

Conoco Inc. is close to an agreement with Soviet officials on one of three exploration and productio

The Federal Maritime Commission and two ocean freight forwarders settled a tariff practices dispute

An international charter calling for improved environmental performance and recycling, received sup

Foreign companies are making steady inroads into the Australian cotton industry, but domestic firms

Apr. 11, 1991 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

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Apr. 11, 1991 JAPANFinancial FuturesJapanese Gov't BondsPer 10-year, 6% bond

Airlines and the Future of Aviation, April 12-13. Sponsored by the University of Denver College of L

A new automated notification system is helping CSX Intermodal's customers cut time and gain a compet

Cotton shippers meeting here Thursday and today are disgruntled over the state of ocean and rail tra

The European Community strongly hinted Wednesday that it may not cooperate fully with a General Agre

COMPANIES CAUTIOUS ON SOVIET INVESTMENTWestern companies are cautious about investing funds

A strike by ship officers of Zim Israel Navigation Co. spread to its container-breakbulk service, id

In the future, there will be robo-insurance, or, in Richard E. Meyer's words, ''a perfectly efficien

Job opportunities at new mining operations were the key to the settlement that averted a coal miner

Week of April 1-5, 1991 This is a listing of U.S. coal shipments abroad compiled during the

Negotiations between French banks and the Soviet Union on a French government-backed grain credit sa