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The U.S. Congress will approve the concept of a U.S.-Mexico free trade agreement this spring, cleari

In the largest environmental penalty ever assessed by Massachusetts, Monsanto Co. will pay nearly $1

LME PLANS TO EXTEND SOME METAL CONTRACTSThe London Metal Exchange Friday announced plans to

All major Soviet shipping companies are forecasting a high level of operating expenses in 1991 becau

It's high noon at Nogales, on the Arizona border with Mexico. As a train grinds to a halt, a solitar

Consolidated Rail Corp. selected Ohio Central Railroad as the new owner of its Ohio Panhandle line.<

The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent)is as f

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The American Institute of Merchant Shipping is accepting entries through March 31 in two annual comp

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

CHINA'S TRADE SURPLUS SET RECORD LAST YEARChina had its biggest trade surplus ever in 1990,

* Gordon Platt - Currency Forecast 3A * Japan Extends Auto Export Restraints 5A* JofC Indust

United Parcel Service has accepted five nighttime departure slots at Tokyo's Narita Airport.

Toyota Motor Co. executives last week said they will decide by mid-March whether to enter the lucrat

Although development of insurance company solvency legislation has attracted the most public attenti

S. KOREA PREPARING GATT CONCESSIONSSEOUL, South Korea - South Korea is prepared to make conc

The Soviet Union last week made the biggest single purchase of U.S. grain ever recorded, buying over

CHROMIC ACID, SODIUM BICHROMATE Occidental Chemical Corp. raised its off-schedule prices on

Schenkers International Forwarders Inc. is moving aggressively to take advantages of the political a

One of the most welcome trends in recent years for travelers on the nation's tollroads is beginning

Statewide gasoline prices in the past week posted their largest decreases since the Persian Gulf cri

Charles DiBona, president of the American Petroleum Institute, Friday reiterated government assuranc

MARAD PUBLISHES US-FLAG SHIP GUIDEWASHINGTON - The Maritime Administration published an upda

Jan. 11, 1991 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

International Petroleum Exchange Jan. 11, 1991*Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

Big Japanese investors slashed their holdings of foreign bonds in 1990 to the lowest level in six ye

For a lot of Brazilian drivers, happiness is a cheap retread. Using President Fernando Collo

Japan's voluntary controls on annual automobile shipments to the U.S. market, originally destined to

REGIONAL BLOCSMexican Objectives for North American Free Trade. Jan. 15. Contact Jim Santos,

European Farm Commissioner Ray MacSharry Friday told representatives of EC farmers that he wanted to

Unstable energy prices in face of uncertainties about a war in the Persian Gulf was the driving forc

Coca-Cola Co. appears to have won the first battle in the latest chapter of the cola wars. The Atlan

The federal government should encourage the development and use of organized delivery systems as the

China said Thursday it discovered a potentially high-yielding oil deposit at the mouth of the Pearl

COAL OUTPUT UP 7.4 PERCENT IN NEW SOUTH WALESCANBERRA, Australia - Coal output from the east

For the past year, Northwest Airlines has spent millions blitzing business travelers, selling them o

The Philadelphia Regional Port Authority approved an $8.5 million reconstruction project Friday for

Jan. 11, 1991 JAPANFinancial Futures*Japanese Gov't BondsPer 10-year, 6% bon

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